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A Guide to Working at Height Training
What Does ‘Working at Height’ Refer to? When we talk about working at height we are…
PASMA draws attention to two recent HSE prosecutions
The Prefabricated Access Suppliers’ and Manufacturers’ Association (PASMA) has recently taken the opportunity to comment upon…
HSE carrying out refurbishment site inspections
Between September 14th and October 9th this year, the Health and Safety Executive will be carrying…
Safety considerations regarding powered access equipment
As more companies become aware of the dangers of working at height, there has been a…
UKATA issue reminder to contractors and specifiers
The UK Asbestos Training Association (UKATA) has issued a timely reminder to contractors, and anyone commissioning…
UKATA warns that asbestos training is being ignored
The press have reported a number of incidents recently from across the UK concerning the mishandling…
IPAF reveals new safety calculations
IPAF (International Powered Access Federation) have used the latest analytical tools to calculate accidents in the…
Recent statistics reveal 35 workers were killed in the construction industry in the past year
At first sight, the number of deaths – 35 – may seem a lot and of…
The role of health and safety training in today’s workplace
Since the first Factory Inspectorate was formed in 1833, efforts have been made to make the…
Jailed builder highlights importance of asbestos training for staff
A Welsh builder has been given a six month custodial sentence after being found guilty of…
Reviewed and updated UKCG Good Practice Toolkit issued
A reviewed and updated Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWP) Good Practice Toolkit, which is published by…
Who is Non-licensed Asbestos Removal Training for?
Should you consider Non-Licensed Asbestos Removal Training? For those staff who are required to handle asbestos…