Risk-taking is unacceptable when it comes to issues of health and safety, but why do some people still do it, and how can you move away from a risk-taking culture? There are many ways to define ‘risk’, but in terms of health and...
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This article on the topic of workplace psychology takes a look at how to communicate information...
Read MoreGiven that most health and safety provisions come down to common sense, why do so many workers take risks? There are plenty of reasons… Despite all your risk assessments, PPE and disciplinary procedures, workplace safety still...
Read MoreThe term ‘accident’ implies an unavoidable situation, an unforeseen disaster that brings harm to people and property. And although genuine accidents do happen on construction sites, you have a duty to prevent them wherever...
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Accidents while working at height continue to be a major contributor to recorded injuries and...
Read MoreEvery employer has a duty to continually improve working conditions for their employees to minimise the risk of occupational injury or illness. The latest tool to help employers reach this goal is a technique called ‘health...
Read MoreHealth and safety measures are often focused on processes and machinery, and how best to protect employees and the general public from the dangers inherent in each. However, the people involved in every process also present...
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Even though most construction firms are aware of their responsibility for carrying out manual...
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When managing your organisation’s health and safety, don’t forget about the issue that affects one...
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