Well after a very stressful day with the exams and it was nothing to do with the students but a “little” technical hitch from the service provider (which I cannot tell you about under pain of death) all students came out of the exam rooms happy. All 28 of them.
On Tuesday August 4th, we had our very first face to face training session since lockdown in March.
After reading a 48 page risk assessment,
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As a business owner, it is essential to understand and adhere to your legal obligations, but just why is health and safety so important?
As a manager / owner of a care home you have the weighty responsibility of ensuring not only that all your residents are cared for to the highest possible standards, but also that both them, and your employees, are residing or working in a safe environment.
Looking at recent HSE prosecutions we can’t help but think that a pattern is forming with regards to companies failing to undertake risk assessments and suffering the consequences.
Recently, very recently, this is what I saw. It is not uncommon. I have plenty of photos like this that I have taken in and around the area in which I live.
The Health and Safety Executive prosecutes for various offences from lack of risk assessments to fatalities. Here are a few recent ones.
On October 1st 2015 around 1.7m workers will have no safety duties, according to the regulator. This move stems from a proposal in the 2011 Löfstedt review on safety statutes.
SafetyNow founder Moira Gelman was asked to deliver a health and safety course in Nairobi, Kenya in November 2017, and we’re delighted to report that all the delegates passed.
In this day and age how was this possible?
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