Work Experience visit to Vero Technologies Vero Technologies, design, manufacture, and supply prototyping products and electronic enclosures for the electronics industry and distribute worldwide and have been a user of

Falls from heights are a leading cause of death and serious injury in the construction industry and are thought to account for over 30% of all construction fatalities.

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Accidents happen in the workplace every day, ranging from minor cuts and bruises to serious injuries. In some cases, these accidents can even be fatal. That is why it’s so

Arborists are tree care professionals who work with trees in a variety of settings, including public spaces, private properties, and forests. They perform various tasks, such as tree pruning, tree

Confined spaces are areas which are large enough and have enough human access for workers to enter and perform tasks but have limited or restricted means of entry and exit.

Students use iProtectU Apps for work experience at Wellington College Wellington College is one of the UK’s and indeed the world’s great coeducational boarding and day schools.  The College is

Falls are the leading cause of death on construction sites globally. There are several factors which contribute to falls on construction sites.

Event management is a complex and challenging job, but it is one that is essential to the success of many businesses and organisations. However, event management also comes with several

Electricity is a powerful force which can be used to great effect in manufacturing. However, it can also be dangerous if it is not used properly. That is why it’s

The role of a governor is largely a questioning role. Governors who provide services for maintained academy or independent schools generally have the same approach. The ethos is the same.

Health and Safety is an essential consideration for plumbers to ensure their safety, well-being and the well-being of others.

Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) is a health condition that can result from repetitive and prolonged activities, such as computer use, which strain the muscles, tendons, and nerves in the hands,

ISO 45001 is an international standard that focuses on occupational health and safety management systems (OH&S). It provides a framework for organisations to establish and maintain a systematic approach to

Sitting correctly in an office chair is essential for both safety and ergonomics to prevent discomfort and reduce the risk of musculoskeletal disorders. Below are some key considerations.

Using a nail gun can be an efficient way to complete construction or woodworking projects, however, it’s important to prioritise safety when operating this powerful tool, as it can cause

In the summer season, festivals and social gatherings are becoming increasingly popular. As a festival organiser, you should make sure to prioritise your attendees’ health and safety to ensure a

There is a risk of coming into contact with asbestos as a result of working on a building built before the year 2000.

As an operator of public transport, you hold great responsibility for the wellbeing and life of many different passengers.

Public transport comes with many risks to your health and safety. Not only is public transport dangerous – with trains, busses, and taxis travelling at high speed on the road,

On the 10th of June our Software and Applications Engineer Janen completed the ‘Orphan Run 4 Hope Scotland’. His aim was to raise funds for more than 50 orphanages globally.  He was

Occupational dermatitis is a skin condition which occurs as a result of exposure to certain substances or conditions in the workplace. It can cause redness, itching, dryness and blistering of

Health and safety on educational visits is an important concern for educators, parents, and students alike.

Gaming and using screens is not only potentially damaging to eyesight and the body, but it can also have negative effects on one’s mental health when used excessively.