FIA officially launches new fire engineering qualifications The Fire Industry Association (FIA) officially launched their new qualifications in fire detection and alarms at FIREX 2017. FIA g... Read more
OSHA will not issue citations to employers whose monorail hoists fail to comply with requirements in the Crane and Derricks in Construction Standard – as long as they adhere to other regulat... Read more
Nearly half of all workers in Western Europe (129.5 million) spend at least some time working away from a main office or location, a number that seems to be increasing. With limited regular... Read more
Properly working and fitting personal protective equipment is critically important for workers, even if it’s meant to be used as the last line of defense. Safety+Health, with help from the I... Read more
Joint call for deregulation halt after Grenfell Tower fire by safety bodies The UK government has been called by leading safety bodies to deregulation of safety and health legislation in lig... Read more
There is a an outbreak of Salmonella in North Dublin (Dublin salmonella outbreak). ONE OF THE country’s top public health doctors has warned that a recent outbreak of salmonella in north Dub... Read more
The business case for taking health and safety seriously When we talk about health and safety at work, with particular emphasis on understanding the importance of it, conversation quickly tu... Read more
Last week we announced that we will be running some brand new qualifications in fire detection and alarm systems. This was met with a huge range of reactions online: our launch video views r... Read more
White asbestos blocked from hazardous substance list “a catastrophe” Chrysotile, or white asbestos, will not be added to the Rotterdam Convention’s list of hazardous substances. Agreement co... Read more
NSC Survey: 58 Percent of Construction Workers Say Safety Takes Back Seat to Productivity According to a National Safety Council survey, 58 percent of construction workers in America feel th... Read more