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12th July, 2019 - Construction
22 Essential Items For Your Construction Site Office
Starting a new construction project requires planning and preparation. Setting up your site office and getting the correct paper work in place is important before project commencement. Your site office needs to contain plenty of information for your project team, here are 22 essential items.
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10th July, 2019 - Health
Why Too Much Noise At Work Is Bad For Your Health (And Safety)
Noise in the workplace is something many of us have to put up with. The constant hum of air conditioning, the clanking of a printer, or the deafening roar of machinery. But too much noise at any level can be bad for your health, and your safety.
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8th July, 2019 - Management
Your Near Miss Reporting Procedure Needs These 5 Simple Rules
If you are thinking about starting a near miss reporting system, you need more than a form. A successful near miss reporting system starts with good design and ends with results. Here are 5 simple rules that will help you get the most out of your near miss reporting procedure.
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2nd July, 2019 - Management
Residual Risk, How You Can Calculate And Control It
The main focus of risk assessment is to control the risks in your work activities. Residual risk is the remaining risk after your control measures are in place. There will always be some level of residual risk, but it should be as low as you can reasonably be expected to make it.
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27th June, 2019 - Paperwork
How To Write A Risk Assessment In 5 Minutes
Risk assessments are a legal requirement and are needed in practically every business of every size. Writing your risk assessments can be time consuming, you need to go through your activity step by step, but we can help you write your risk assessment in just 5 minutes.
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25th June, 2019 - Construction
20 Tips For Better Construction Site Security
Site security is an important issue and this blog post outlines 20 tips for better construction site security. These trespassers could be squatters, thieves, children, or your site could be blocking someone’s normal access route and they may still attempt to pass through the site.
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21st June, 2019 - Management
How To Identify The Biggest Hazards In Your Workplace
Step 1 in the 5 steps to risk assessment is to identify hazards. But it's not always easy to know what hazards you need to control. Some hazards might stand out or be fairly obvious. Though, it's easy to overlook some hazards when you have been carrying out an activity for a while.
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19th June, 2019 - COSHH
Calculating The COSHH Regulations 8 Hour Time Weighted Average
Workplace exposure limits that apply under the COSHH regulations are subject to a time weighted average. The most common type of workplace exposure limit (WEL) is the 8 hour long term exposure limit. But how do you calculate the 8 hour time weighted average?
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17th June, 2019 - Management
The Definition Of A Near Miss In Health And Safety
Near misses, or close calls, are events that didn't harm anyone, but could have. They are not accidents, but they could have been accidents if the circumstances had been slightly different. Near misses happen more often than you might think. Because they are easy to forget.
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14th June, 2019 - Paperwork
How To Report An Accident Under RIDDOR
Under RIDDOR, it is the responsibility of the employer or person in charge of the premises to report certain occurrences directly to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). Once you know an accident or incident is RIDDOR reportable, you need to report it, and it's a legal requirement.
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12th June, 2019 - Fire
The 6 Types And Classes Of Fire And How To Attack Them
If a fire starts, it can spread quickly. Not every fire is the same. Different fires can have different hazards and risks. Using the wrong type of fire extinguisher could do more harm than good. There are 6 different types of fire, and each should be attacked in a different way.
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10th June, 2019 - Paperwork
Are Risk Assessments A Legal Requirement?
If you are looking for a simple yes or no answer here, the answer is yes, risk assessments are a legal requirement. At least, they are a legal requirement at work. In fact, risk assessment is so important it has its own section under the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations.
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