Global Asbestos Awareness Week 2026 (1st-7th April)
HSE calls on building owners and tradespeople to manage asbestos risks during Global Asbestos Awareness Week, emphasising legal duties and practical support.
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HSE calls on building owners and tradespeople to manage asbestos risks during Global Asbestos Awareness Week, emphasising legal duties and practical support.
Read moreThe HSE is conducting inspections at large bakeries to ensure proper protection of workers from flour dust exposure and occupational asthma risks.
Read moreHSE releases 2024/25 workplace health and safety statistics showing 1.9 million workers affected by work-related illness.
Read moreHSE updates guidance on hearing surveillance, emphasising baseline testing, competence standards, and better record-keeping for workplace noise protection.
Read moreManaging workplace stress through HSE Management Standards helps employers create healthier environments and protect employee well-being.
Read moreGuide to asbestos risks in the UK, covering regulations, HSE guidance, and health surveillance requirements for workers.
Read moreHSE conducting inspection campaign of chiropractors using radiation generators to ensure compliance with ionising radiation regulations.
Read moreThe article traces asbestos use from ancient times through modern regulation, highlighting health risks and occupational safety measures.
Read moreOccHealthNet launches aesthetic medicine services led by Dr Beatriz Martín Hernández, offering non-surgical cosmetic treatments in Essex.
Read moreEmployers must conduct heat stress risk assessments and implement controls like cool areas and hydration facilities to protect workers during rising temperatures.
Read moreManagers can reduce ergonomic injuries among remote workers through virtual check-ups, equipment stipends, break encouragement, and training.
Read moreInformation about ENG 1 and ML5 medical fitness certificates required to work at sea.
Read moreThe landscape of occupational health in the UK has seen significant developments in recent years. Here we explore the key government initiatives shaping the future of workplace health.
Read moreBuilding owners and landlords have a legal duty to manage asbestos in non-domestic and multi-occupancy premises.
Read moreWorkplace wellness programmes promote employee health through exercise, education, smoking cessation, and health screenings.
Read moreRegular safety assessments help identify and manage workplace hazards to protect employee health and wellbeing.
Read moreSmall and medium enterprises account for half of UK private sector turnover but lack access to occupational health services.
Read moreResearch shows workplace occupational health support helps retain older workers and demonstrates cost-effectiveness for employers.
Read moreComprehensive guide answering common questions about HGV and taxi driver medical requirements and procedures.
Read moreVaping contains fewer toxic chemicals than smoking and can help people quit, though long-term effects remain under study.
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