Council Sentenced Following Playground Failings
HSE Spot Checks During Pandemic
Between 2019 and 2020 over 700,000 non fatal injuries occurred in the workplace with a further 111 resulting in a fatality.
Asbestos Removal Delays Land Hotel in Hot Water
Qualsafe have recently released new guidance for Emergency First Aiders.
New Marketing Executive - Thomas Wilson
We would like to take a moment to welcome our newly appointed Marketing Executive Thomas Wilson to the AW Safety family.
Emergency First Aid COVID-19 Adaptations
Qualsafe have recently released new guidance for Emergency First Aiders.
Welcome Tony Doyle - New Health & Safety Training Coordinator
2020 Workplace Health & Safety Injuries and Fatalities
Between 2019 and 2020 over 700,000 non fatal injuries occurred in the workplace with a further 111 resulting in a fatality.
Security Industry Authority (SIA) Implement New Requirement From April 2021 From 1st April 2021 it will become a legal requirement that all door supervisors and security guards take on Emergency First Aid training as a minimum requirement prior to taking their licence-linked training Top-up qualification. The new requirement is being brought in to ensure all door […]
Supporting Local Schools During The COVID-19 Pandemic
COVID Statement - 5th January 2021 - We Remain Open
Titanium Supplier Fined After Machine Operator Suffers Serious Leg Injury
Engineering Company Sentenced - Apprentice Escapes Serious Injuries
How COVID-19 may be affecting SMEs Health and Safety Procedures
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and it's Importance in Winter
Avoid The Unwanted Gift of Food Poisoning This Christmas!
FREE Resources for Homeworkers
Due to the current pandemic more and more people are currently working from home, here are some free resources to help keep employees safe.
New (EU) Regulation on Personal Protection Equipment
On the 21st April 2018, New (EU) Regulation on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will come into force and replace the old PPE Directive 89/686/EEC.
Change in Enforcement Expectations for Mild Steel Welding Fume
There is new scientific evidence from the International Agency for Research on Cancer that exposure to mild steel welding fume can cause lung cancer and possibly kidney cancer in humans.
