Both IPAF and PASMA training courses are essential in order to protect your workers from injury in the workplace. IPAF Training Courses IPAF stands for The International Powered Access Federation and it is responsible for maintaining safe and effective standards of powered access around the world. IPAF is at the forefront of ensuring the safety…
Can you believe another year has come and gone? The festive season is here, and, at Boss Training, we can barely believe 2017 is almost over. It seems like only yesterday we were welcoming the New Year and now, very soon, we have this year to say goodbye and 2018 to welcome with open arms.…

Asbestos can be found in buildings built before 2000 and according to the Health and Safety Executive, it is responsible for approximately 5000 deaths every year. Due to the many health risks associated with asbestos, it’s important to understand the consequences of asbestos exposure in the workplace, as well as how it can be prevented…
The construction site is a dynamic environment where safety is paramount, with tasks such as scaling scaffolding and operating heavy machinery, each carrying its own set of risks. Professional safety training holds immense value in minimising these everyday risks. Managing a construction business or overseeing a worksite comes with the significant duty of ensuring a…
Over 200 people suffer fatal accidents every year in the workplace, and more than one million are injured. Some industries are more dangerous than others but, in all of them, it’s crucial that risks are minimised – and as the business owner, you have a great deal of responsibility in ensuring that this happens. If…
We take your safety very seriously. With 28% of work-related fatalities in the UK attributed to falling from a height, remaining safe while working at height is crucial. To raise awareness for this issue, as well as to ensure that safety remains priority number one, PASMA is putting a helpful hub of information at your…

Whether by slipping, tripping, or the equipment malfunctioning, falling from a height can be a deadly endeavour. Regardless of your industry, there are many ways that your employees can fall when they are working at heights, many which can be avoided with proper training and advice. Falling from a Ladder For works of short duration,…

Workplace injuries in the UK have been decreasing in past years, with 137 work-related fatal accidents between April 2016 and March 2017 representing the second-lowest number on record. There are still, however, a few accidents that occur in workplaces, many of which could have easily been avoided with training. Ensuring employee health and safety is…
The construction industry is constantly changing as new technologies and processes are developed. As the industry continues to evolve, a whole range of new challenges present themselves, particularly in terms of the risks and hazards associated with working in the industry. So, what does the future of the construction industry look like, and how will…
A new report has been released which ranks the safest cities in the world in terms of digital safety, health security, personal security, urban crime and infrastructure security. The report from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) gives a complete rundown of each category and gives a conclusive overall ranking of each city. While there are…
Here at Boss Training, we understand the importance of workplace health and safety, and how imperative it is for both businesses and employees. Regulations are put in place to ensure the safety of workers, whilst helping to decrease the chance of injury. Like myths, there are many misconceptions which have risen regarding workplace health and…
Here at Boss Training, we have had plenty to celebrate over the past few weeks, so we thought we would share with you! Two of our fantastic team members have just welcomed new additions to their families, so we are welcoming these little bundles to the Boss Training family. Baby Isaac Little Isaac was born…