HSE stresses importance of workplace ventilation
AS MORE people return to the workplace, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is stressing the importance of ensuring good ventilation to help businesses minimise the risk of coronavirus.
AS MORE people return to the workplace, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is stressing the importance of ensuring good ventilation to help businesses minimise the risk of coronavirus.
Health and safety research and incident investigations establishment, the Health & Safety Laboratory, has developed a new smart phone application to help operators calculate the right number of straps needed to secure their load and comply with road traffic legislation. The app has been developed for Android and iOS devices and is now available via Google Play.
Hearing damage from noise at work remains a major issue. According to HSE, more than two million people are exposed to noise levels at work that may be harmful (Controlling Noise at Work – Guidance on the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005).
HSE’s Health and Safety Laboratory is holding a conference on 2nd March 2026 to coincide with World Hearing Day.
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