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Why the Right Training Matters Falls from height remain the leading cause of workplace fatalities in the UK, accounting for around 24% of deaths reported to the HSE each year. For employers, poor training can lead to more than just safety risks. It can result in fines, lost contracts, increased insurance costs, and long-term damage […]

Working in confined spaces remains one of the most hazardous activities on UK construction sites. By definition, a “confined space” is “any place…which is both enclosed (or largely enclosed) and where there is a reasonably foreseeable risk of serious injury from hazardous substances or conditions.” Despite advances in safety, HSE figures show that, across all

Ensuring everyone on site goes home safe and well is a responsibility no construction professional can afford to overlook. Studies show that effective health and safety training can reduce on-site accidents by up to 40%, cutting costs, downtime, and human suffering in one fell swoop. In this guide, we’ll walk you—Safety Managers, Compliance Officers, Construction

Construction safety is evolving fast. From mental health initiatives to digital reporting tools, 2025 has brought several new trends that every site manager, supervisor, and safety lead should be aware of. But here’s the truth: you don’t need wearable tech or AI dashboards to run a safer site. The foundations of good safety – solid

Have you ever wondered what the Health and Safety at Work Act means for you daily? You’re not alone. Whether you’re on site swinging steel, managing subbies, or clocking into a factory floor, the idea of ‘health and safety law’ can feel a bit… well, complicated. But here’s the thing: the Health and Safety at

Why Health & Safety Compliance Is Critical for Your Business Health and safety regulations in the UK are more than just legal requirements—they are essential for protecting workers, reducing workplace accidents, and ensuring businesses operate responsibly. Compliance is crucial for industries such as construction, demolition, warehousing, utilities, and civil engineering, where high-risk activities like working

Safety in construction isn’t just a box to tick—it’s the backbone of a successful project. Given the risks workers face daily, high-quality safety training is essential to ensure everyone stays safe on-site. As 2025 unfolds, the focus on practical, classroom-based safety training remains as strong as ever, helping teams prepare for real-world challenges. The Value

As the year comes to a close, a well-executed safety audit can be invaluable for high-risk sectors like construction, demolition, and utilities, where employee safety and compliance are essential. Conducting a thorough audit now helps identify risks and ensures the organisation is well-prepared for the year ahead. Here’s a straightforward approach for tackling a year-end