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Will Brexit Affect Health & Safety in the UK?
Is Britain’s Gold Standard of Health and Safety Under Threat from Brexit? When it comes to…
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Mitigating Risk
Working Safely at Height A number of recent fatal accidents involving the use of cranes and…
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Best Practices for Safe Working at Height
Working at height remains one of the most perilous activities in the construction industry, exposing workers…
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Why do I Need IPAF Training?
It does not take a genius to surmise that working at height comes with its fair…
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How To Avoid Exposure to Asbestos
Everyone in the trade is by now well aware of the health risk posed by exposure…
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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…
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PASMA draws attention to two recent HSE prosecutions
The Prefabricated Access Suppliers’ and Manufacturers’ Association (PASMA) has recently taken the opportunity to comment upon…
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HSE carrying out refurbishment site inspections
Between September 14th and October 9th this year, the Health and Safety Executive will be carrying…
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Safety considerations regarding powered access equipment
As more companies become aware of the dangers of working at height, there has been a…
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UKATA issue reminder to contractors and specifiers
The UK Asbestos Training Association (UKATA) has issued a timely reminder to contractors, and anyone commissioning…
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UKATA warns that asbestos training is being ignored
The press have reported a number of incidents recently from across the UK concerning the mishandling…
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IPAF reveals new safety calculations
IPAF (International Powered Access Federation) have used the latest analytical tools to calculate accidents in the…
