Although personal protective equipment (PPE) should only be used as a last resort, respiratory protective equipment (RPE) still has an important role in protecting employees
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From 1st October 2015, Sikh employees in all workplaces will be legally exempt from wearing head protection. Consultation Early 2014 saw the HSE publish a
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A recent Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) survey* confirmed that ensuring PPE is in good, serviceable condition is a top priority in health and safety organisations.
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Plans for update to PPE Directive Suppliers of personal protective equipment (PPE) have welcomed plans for revisions to the current European PPE Directive (89/686/EC) to
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The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 is the primary piece of legislation covering occupational health and safety in the UK. In order for
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The main causes of accidents have changed in recent years with human error and safety behaviour issues usually being the dominant factors. Inadvertent types of
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Judith Hackitt, the Chair of the HSE, has written about the HSE’s work with the Olympics authorities on the London 2012 Games, expressing a hope
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Most Popular ArticlesThere are many working environments where the wearing of safety helmets is a usual part of the protective equipment issued to employees. Industry sectors where
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Although personal protective equipment (PPE) should only be used as a last resort, respiratory protective equipment (RPE) still has an important role in protecting employees
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Every part of the human body is vulnerable to injury or damage, and your head is no exception. Severe head injuries can lead to life-changing
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Outdoor working is a year-round phenomenon, with construction and agriculture among those industries that see many employees working outside during the colder months. Along with
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