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5th September, 2019 - Management
Can Risk Ever Be Zero?
When we aim to reduce risk, the obvious target would be zero. Ideally, we would eliminate hazards. And get rid of the risks. Create a risk-free environment for our workplace. That way, we know everyone is going to be safe at work, and go home healthy. But can risk ever be zero?
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3rd September, 2019 - Management
Reporting Accidents, Injuries And Incidents At Work
Accidents, injuries and unexpected incidents at work, are something you try to avoid. But they can happen. When they do, it's good to report them, and investigate them. Even if no one was seriously hurt. Because it's an opportunity to find out why it happened. And to stop it happening again.
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27th August, 2019 - Management
HSE Improvement Notices Vs Prohibition Notices
If the HSE visit your premises or site and find something wrong, they will expect you to put it right. You may get an enforcement notice, an improvement notice or a prohibition notice. But what are the differences between an improvement notice and a prohibition notice?
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20th August, 2019 - Management
The Hierarchy Of Risk Control
The hierarchy of risk control is used when undertaking risk assessment activities, to control hazards and minimise risk. One of the best ways to both assess existing controls, and identify new control measures, is to consider how effective they are based on the hierarchy of risk control.
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15th August, 2019 - CDM
CDM Notifiable Projects Working Days And Person Days Explained
Simply put, notifiable CDM projects are construction projects that need to be notified to the HSE. If your construction project meets certain criteria (based on project length and the number of people on site) then you have to notify the HSE, and your project is notifiable.
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13th August, 2019 - Fire
50 Potential Fire Hazards In The Workplace
The first step of any fire risk assessment is to identify fire hazards. Fire hazards in your workplace are anything that may create a fire. If you know the fire triangle, then it will be no surprise that fire hazards come into three categories: ignition, fuel and oxygen.
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6th August, 2019 - Construction
Do Your Construction Welfare Facilities Pass The Suitability Test?
Welfare facilities are needed by construction workers. These are things like toilets, sinks, washing facilities, places to get changed and places to eat. What welfare facilities should be provided on construction sites and how do we make sure they are suitable?
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1st August, 2019 - Construction
Construction Noise And Working Hours Near Residential Areas
Construction work is noisy. Whether you are putting something up or tearing it down. Noise pollution is the noise that leaves your site. It can disrupt other people outside of your work. Noise travels, and this can cause big problems in construction work.
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30th July, 2019 - Management
What The Law Says About Hot Water At Work
No hot water at work? Hand washing is important for cleanliness, at work and at home. As an employee, you have legal rights to certain welfare facilities at work. As an employer, if you don't provide it, you could find yourself in a different kind of hot water with the HSE or local authorities.
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25th July, 2019 - Asbestos
What Is An Asbestos Survey?
An asbestos survey is a survey undertaken within a building, property or structure, with the purpose of identifying asbestos containing materials. An asbestos survey important to establish what asbestos materials are present, but it is important to get the right type of survey.
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18th July, 2019 - Paperwork
What Is A Risk Assessment And Why Do You Need One?
Do you need a risk assessment? Yes. If in doubt, the answer is yes. You almost always need a risk assessment. At work, risk assessments are a legal requirement. Forget to do one, and you could be breaking the law, and putting peoples lives, safety and health at risk.
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16th July, 2019 - CDM
How To Calculate If Your Construction Project Is CDM Notifiable
Under CDM, certain construction projects need to be notified to the HSE. This notification is a legal requirement and needs to be done before work starts on site. In this blog post, we are going to look at when your project is notifiable, and how to calculate if you meet the threshold.
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