Achieve a culture of competence
WORLD DAY for Safety and Health at work offers us an important opportunity to reflect on how we approach safety in the workplace, particularly in high-risk industries. Deborah Yeats provides an insight.
Protecting from a distance
WHEN IT comes to protecting lone workers, distance doesn’t have to mean danger, says Alastair MacLeod.
The differences between low and high concentrations of H2S gas
HYDROGEN SULFIDE (H2S) gas can be fatal at high concentrations. But even low concentrations can cause health issues, particularly with prolonged exposure. So how can you best protect workers and minimise downtime? Alexander Barbashin answers your common questions about H2S.
Bridging the gender gap
IT’S TIME to bridge the gender gap in health and safety, says Sarah Mlundira.
Wisdom and wit from a safety psychologist
TIM MARSH gives us a taste of what you can expect in his recently launched book – Wisdom and Wit from a Safety Psychologist.
The hidden workplace risks of cold weather
EMPLOYERS CAN limit the negative health impact of the cold weather, says John Kushnick.
COPD Day: The air that we breathe
AS WE recognised Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Day 2024 on 20 November, it is worth taking a moment to think about tackling the causes of the disease and how you might look to prevent it by implementing a monitoring program in the workplace. Tim Turney provides an insight.
Successful legal battle exposes danger of silica dust
THE GREATEST risk to construction workers after asbestos; is the industry doing enough to protect workers from silica dust? Max Smith provides an insight.
The energy transition: Why safety matters
FIVE KEY safety issues that need addressing as the transition ramps up are highlighted by Megan Hine.
Time to beat burnout
BEATING BURNOUT starts at the top of your business. Stephen Haynes looks at how we get on top of this global occupational phenomenon.
