With a turnover rate of 31.7%, retaining employees is becoming increasingly significant for the manufacturing sector. However, there are a range of steps businesses can take, explains Stacey Allen-Hayes

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A recent report by Mentor Training highlighted concerning trends, including that nearly a quarter of businesses surveyed do not monitor operator ability between refresher training periods

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ARE YOU a safety-conscious professional seeking to take your career to new heights? Do you aspire to become a leader in creating a safe and secure work environment?

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As an educational medium, training films offer a number of benefits when it comes to health and safety, helping employees better retain information, particularly when combined with reinforcement via handouts and questionnaires, says Alan Farnod

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The rate of musculoskeletal disorders in the logistics industry is 50% higher than the national average, while manual handling injuries cost businesses in the sector lost working days each year, but a balanced training approach could help, says Alex Samson

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There are many things constantly changing in the industrial workplace and anyone using equipment and machinery at work must be adequately trained to ensure health and safety in its use, design and development, supervision or management. Kevan Cowley, Electronic & Safety Specialist with Wieland Electric, looks at the best way to keep abreast of changes and preserve the safety of the workforce.

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The workforce is changing and so is the role of training in the occupational health and safety space. Millennials will soon become the majority of the global working population and the safety industry is rethinking training to cater for their needs and expectations. Prabhu Soundarrajan, global connected worker leader, Honeywell Industrial Safety and Tony Downes, global process safety advisor, Honeywell Performance Materials & Technologies, explain more    

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Mechanical engineers and maintenance technicians at Spirax Sarco in Cheltenham are benefiting from on-site tailored, hands-on electrical safety training courses provided by Technical Training Solutions

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The quality of training available for health and safety professionals is a significant contributor to the UK being regarded as one of the safest of all countries in the developed world, says Ian Crellin, marketing manager, British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF). Here he outlines the organisation's recently-launched Safe Supply Accreditation training course

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Working with or near mobile plant and equipment is a high risk activity where employers should take particular care to ensure the safety of employees, contractors and members of the public. Keith Dunbar, SHEQ manager at MRS Training & Rescue, comments

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There is growing concern about the skills shortage in the engineering sector. Here Brett Ennals, managing director of The Cento Group, an engineering recruitment specialist, provides advice to employers on how to beat the skills shortage by retaining existing staff

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Health and safety can sometimes be seen as annoying bureaucracy, but there’s no getting away from it: lift truck accidents can and often do result in life-changing, devastating consequences. Here Stuart Taylor, MD of Mentor Training, discusses behavioural training and how it is transforming attitudes to lift truck safety 

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The emphasis on safety in manufacturing is continually increasing, as is the complexity of the associated standards and directives. While various safety certification courses exist, Pilz believes that many concentrate solely on particular aspects, neglecting the 'bigger picture'

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The emphasis on safety in manufacturing is continually increasing, as is the complexity of the associated standards and directives. While various safety certification courses exist, some concentrate solely on particular aspects. Pilz believes it's necessary to look at the ‘bigger picture’

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Speedy Services has introduced its new and improved health and safety programme designed to aid both customers' and employees' understanding of risk and how to minimise accidents

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This course provides a practical summary of health, safety, welfare and environmental issues identifying individual responsibilities for looking after yourself and others.

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For easy loading of goods and safe bridging access

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The IOSH Managing Safely 4 day course is designed for those required to manage safely & effectively in compliance with both their organisation's policy and best practice in health & safety. Highly successful and practical, IOSH courses are delivered to an average of 60,000 people every year. Courses are delivered both as a four day block and also as one day per week for four weeks.

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This course is for first line managers - those who have to, or are about to, acquire supervisory responsibilities.

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Anywhere, anytime, flexible learning

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We have enhanced our website, making booking your training with us even more convenient.

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The NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety is a globally recognised health & safety qualification that is held by more than 100,000 people in the UK and world-wide.

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At UTN we are dedicated to making training accessible to all; we offer an extensive choice of open courses in our London East, Liverpool, and Wakefield training centres.

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FLIR Thermal Studio is a thermal image analysis and reporting software designed to manage large sets of thermal images and videos.

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Listed on the website are training courses taking place within the next few days.

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This programme is designed for operatives who carry out excavation, backfill and reinstatement of various materials for undertaking street works.

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RRC has launched a new NEBOSH Award in Safety,Health and Environment for the process industries. Designed to provide process operators and technicians with an understanding of health, safety and environmental managemen

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Steam is used in a wide range of industries for a variety of processes, from a basic small heating circuit to large scale hygienic steam production. Greg Sutcliffe, Global Segment Manager at Bürkert looks at some of the basic principles that should be understood by maintenance engineers and facilities managers in order to achieve a safe and efficient process.

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The Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) is an industry recognised course providing companies who need to meet the ever increasing demand for evidence of health and safety compliance with all the relevant knowledge to meet today's legislative demands.

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