articleWhile recent HSE statistics show that the UK has a lot to be proud of in terms of safety and health, they also confirm that we still have a long way to go in conquering long term latency diseases. Alan Murray, CEO of the BSIF comments
articleIt has been a busy end to the year for the BSIF with the 17th Annual Networking day being held in The Belfry. The gathering of delegates and guests is a great way of highlighting the various benefits of a BSIF membership, as is the awards ceremony which took place later in the day
productThe BSIF was busy at Safety & Health Expo in June. CEO Alan Murray officially opening the show; there were breakfast briefings to highlight the work being carried out by the Federation, seminar sessions including an update of the ‘It’s in your hands’ campaign, and the prestigious BSIF Safety Awards.
productIn July the BSIF held two regional meetings, one in the north and one in the south of the UK, to allow all members the opportunity to meet with representatives from The Department for Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) and discuss any concerns or issues they may have with the proposed text of the PPE Regulation.
articleOn 17th June, industry leaders and organisations gathered at Safety & Health Expo to find out the winners of this year’s BSIF Safety Awards. We now place the spotlight on the winners in the afterglow of their successes.
productThe winners have been announced of this year’s BSIF Safety Awards, sponsored by Scott Safety.
articleSince the introduction of the Health & Safety at Work Act (HSWA) in 1974, many workplaces have changed beyond recognition; from construction sites filled with danger to excellent site welfare facilities. On the 40th anniversary of HSWA, the BSIF discusses what the future holds for the health & safety industry
articleAccording to the Health & Safety Executive (HSE), 75% of all occupational disease claims are for industrial hearing loss. This is striking when you consider there are many options to protect workers’ ears that when used correctly can prevent hearing loss. The BSIF (British Safety Industry Federation) comments.
productThe BSIF has appointed Alan Murray as its new Chief Executive Officer to succeed David Lummis who will retire in March 2014.
articlePersonal Protective Equipment (PPE) in the workplace is vital for ensuring the safety of your employees. However, even when PPE has been supplied, it can turn out to be counterfeit or substandard leaving companies vulnerable to a hefty fine, as the British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF) explains
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