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In our latest Take Five Minutes video, Jackie at Cambridge Safety offers employers a guide on how to carry out a risk assessment for pregnant workers. Taking into account those who are pregnant, have given birth in the last six … Read More
In this month’s Take 5 for Health and Safety, Jackie discussed the important topic of fire doors. Let’s take a look at the essential takeaway points. While fire doors don’t prevent or stop a fire, they are there to minimise … Read More
Fire safety legislation requires the establishment of procedures for serious and imminent danger and the provision and maintenance of suitable means of escape. To implement these procedures, the responsible person or duty holder must appoint a sufficient number of … Read More
View Take Five for Health and Safety: Dynamic Risk Assessment on YouTube Jackie Cambridge from Cambridge Safety gives a whistle-stop tour around the essentials of dynamic risk assessments. These are used as a tool for employers to support the risk … Read More
Are you looking for an accredited Health and Safety management standard for your business? Look no further – in this week’s Take 5 video, we’re discussing ISO 45001 and how this can help show your customers and … Read More
Look out for our Take Five for Health and Safety – a series of bitesize videos on one specific aspect of Health and Safety at work which will take no more than 5-10 minutes to watch. We will share … Read More
Most organisations including HSE and local councils manage to put up their decorations, celebrating the spirit of Christmas without a fuss. They just sensibly provide their staff with suitable step ladders to put decorations rather than expecting staff to balance … Read More
In the context of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, a face covering is something which safely covers the nose and mouth. You can buy reusable or single-use face coverings. You may also use a scarf, bandana, religious garment or … Read More
1. Make time for sleep The average amount of sleep needed is 7-8 hours, although the range is 4-12 hours. If you wake up feeling refreshed and able to cope with your day, you know you have had enough. Avoid … Read More
A health and safety audit is a process that systematically measures the organization’s management of its health and safety programme against a series of specific and attainable standards, to determine if there is compliance. The audit will examine the effectiveness … Read More