Occupational diseases are illnesses caused by work. These work-related diseases do not come from a single accident but from repeated exposure to hazards. Over time, these exposures can damage the…

Contractor management refers to the systems and controls used to ensure contractors working on your behalf meet your standards. While much of it focuses on safety (employers are responsible for…

Every day, countless workers engage with machinery, equipment, and processes that carry risks. This calls for the implementation of robust safety protocols and practices to protect employees’ well-being. One such…

Falls from height are the most common work-related fatal accident in the UK. Construction workers face the highest risk, but they’re not the only ones. Maintenance staff, warehouse operatives and…

One in four UK workplaces is dangerously loud. This means that working in these environments risks permanent hearing loss without protection. However, these protections are severely lacking in workplaces across…

Cleaners keep workplaces safe and tidy, but at some personal risk. They deal with hazardous chemicals, wet floors and heavy equipment every day, often in environments they can’t control. Add…

Awaab’s Law places new duties on social housing landlords as of 27 October 2025. From this date, landlords must investigate and address health hazards in their properties within legally defined…

New Online Course: Legionella Training for Property ManagersWe are pleased to introduce our latest online course: Legionella Training for Property Managers This IIRSM-approved course helps property managers and landlords ensure…

Leadership styles directly influence how employees behave, communicate and make decisions – and this has a significant impact on workplace safety. As a leader, how you set expectations, respond to…

Cleaning is a pretty standard activity but there are actually many different methods of cleaning. Cleaning procedures can differ depending on your work type, chemicals, and materials. Or how messy…