Reduce the risk of workplace injury by up to 70% A recent study into injury incidents in the UK within the last five years, reveals that a one in four has suffered a severe injury sustained at work. This worryingly comes as public health experts have stated that health and safety officials should be able […]
Read MoreLoneliness in the workplace
This week [15-19 June] is Loneliness Awareness Week which is aimed to raise awareness of a taboo issue that often does not get spoken about. The goal is to empower everyone to understand loneliness one conversation at a time; understanding how to recognise it in yourself and others, whilst recognising loneliness as a normal emotion […]
Read MoreTips to prevent manual handling injuries on the stairs
There are scenarios in both our personal and professional lives which involve moving, lifting, and carrying heavy items on the stairs. Working in industries such as construction, online grocery delivery, removals, plumbing and heating or even relocating home require awkward loads to be shifted up and down staircases. How can this be done safely without […]
Read MoreHow to safely move empty or full kegs from the cellar
According to figures released by the British and Pub Association (BBPA), there are still 47,000 publicans who face the task of destroying 70m pints of beer nationwide, enough to fill nearly 16 Olympic-sized swimming pools. Some pubs are currently open but are only allowed to operate as takeaway schemes, encouraging customers to bring containers. But […]
Read MoreWhy a crane is not the only lifting solution on a construction site
Manual handling injuries can have serious implications for the employer and the injured person. They occur almost anywhere on a building site with manual labour, awkward postures, repetitive movements of arms legs and back, or previous/existing injury can increase the risk of occurrence. This type of injury is one of the top ten risks associated […]
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