Emergencies, such as fires, occur out of the blue. It’s natural for people’s flight responses – getting as far away from the danger as possible
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Warehouse emergencies often occur out of nowhere without warning. This ranges from fires and natural disasters to workplace injuries. Having contingencies in place helps prevent
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Work accidents and workplace injuries and fatalities often leave lasting physical and psychological scar tissue on businesses and workers. These events are like pebbles in
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Have you heard about Lockout Tagout Tryout? Many of us are familiar with the term Lockout Tagout (LOTO), a step-by-step process used to temporarily isolate
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The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee is expected to bring a weekend of the biggest celebrations the country has ever seen. Many organisations have plans to hold
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Lone and remote workers form a significant portion of the UK business landscape. This number is only increasing, with nearly 20% of the workforce regularly
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Workplace hazards are often not reported. Consequently, these risks are not resolved, resulting in injuries or even fatalities. Statistics released by the HSE indirectly reflect
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Most Popular ArticlesIn an emergency, a well-lit building can suddenly become dark and disorientating, which could make evacuation difficult, especially for visually impaired people. This is why
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Every business has a legal ‘duty of care’ to look after the health and safety of employees The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
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Whether flu, fire, flood, terrorist outrage or a less traumatic but no less devastating computer meltdown or major IT data loss, business continuity is of
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Fire alarms act as a vital early warning system, helping keep people safe by alerting them to fires and giving them more time to escape.
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