Fatigue and Human Error: A financial risk to business
SafeStart is to host a safety workshop tackling human error in Leeds on 14th May
SafeStart is to host a safety workshop tackling human error in Leeds on 14th May
More than 4,000 people a year in the UK suffer major injuries from falls while working at height and it is a major cause of workplace death. While the majority of these incidents occur in construction, other sectors of employment are also affected. Most of the major injuries are associated with falls of less than two metres.
Makita’s latest M-Class dust extractor, the VC4210M, bristles with new features, yet maintains a competitive price.
At this year’s Safety & Health Expo, Bollé Safety will continue to innovate with the launch of the new SILEX.
Schmersal Group has launched a safety light grid with a built-in Bluetooth interface.
A recycling company has been fined after a worker suffered from a back injury when manually moving gantry steps.
Weighing just 805g, the RPB Z4 is said to be up to 23% lighter than other brands of welding/grinding respirator. It is now available in the UK to help with meeting new HSE enforcement expectations for welding fume.
RRC now offers the NEBOSH HSE Introduction to Incident Investigation course.
Zarges’ range of K470 battery boxes are used by many Formula E teams to store and transport lithium-ion batteries used by the teams in their cars.
Can you reduce human error and eliminate up to 95% of workplace injuries? Join Eddie the Eagle, former British Olympic Ski Jumper, and Larry Wilson, CEO of SafeStart International, at this year’s SHExpo for their answer.
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