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Angie Reeves

COSHH Risk Assessor

This training is designed to give participants the knowledge and confidence to assess and manage risks from hazardous substances in the workplace.

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Conflict Management

Our bespoke Conflict Management Training is designed to equip professionals with the skills, tools, and confidence to handle difficult situations calmly and effectively

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Occupational Health and Health & Safety Working Together

When occupational health and health & safety work together, the results can be fast and effective. This joined-up approach means issues can be spotted early, investigated thoroughly, and resolved efficiently – with minimal disruption to the business.

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RIDDOR Online Course

This RIDDOR course (Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013) explains the purpose of this legislation, what is included and exempted under RIDDOR 2013 and how to submit a RIDDOR report.

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The Building Fire Safety Act 2022 – Are You Compliant?

The Building Fire Safety Act 2022 introduced significant updates to fire safety regulations for businesses. Effective from October 1st 2023, all Responsible Persons must now record their completed fire risk assessments in full, including the identity of any individuals or organisations involved in the assessment.

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Mental Health First Aid Trainer

Our Health & Safety consultant, Chris, is now a qualified Mental Health First Aid trainer, and has carried out his first open one-day course in First Aid for Mental Health at our Wiltshire premises.

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Georgina Williams
April 20, 2022

John Williams Heating Services Ltd

We have worked with Safewell for many years and are retained clients, so we have developed an excellent working relationship with the team. However, this really came into its own when Covid 19 appeared.

As a Plumbing and Heating business, we were able to carry on working during the lockdown but only for responding to emergencies. We were obviously very concerned about the health and safety of our employees and before we even had chance to get in touch with Safewell, they had emailed us offering their assistance. It is hard to put down on paper how that made us feel - we like everyone else felt totally at sea, which way to turn, what to do? But Safewell were there guiding, supporting and being totally brilliant. Their attention to detail is very impressive and reassuring and we feel able to ask lots of questions without feeling silly.

During the pandemic Safewell helped us to write risk assessments, safety procedures and protocols. They kept in touch regularly, issuing new guidance as soon as it appeared and checking in with us. They held group Q&A sessions over Zoom which were helpful, and knowing other businesses were facing the same challenges and having the opportunity to discuss issues was invaluable. Their help during the preparation for a full return to work was brilliant, they enabled us to be fully prepared and feel in control, and when we had our first case of Covid within the team, because we had planned our response it felt ok.

I think our team felt very reassured by our robust approach and that our office was Covid secure.
We are extremely grateful to all the team at Safewell

What Are the Health Risks of Exposure to Silica Dust?

If the proper controls aren’t in place, exposure to respirable crystalline silica (RCS) can cause serious, life-changing health conditions

HSE Issues First Prohibition Notices in Engineered Stone Crackdown

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has issued the first Prohibition Notices under its nationwide inspection programme targeting the engineered stone industry, marking a significant escalation in efforts to tackle workplace exposure to respirable crystalline silica (RCS).

The Latest HSE Statistics Published: What You Need to Know

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published its latest workplace fatality statistics for Great Britain, covering April 2025 to March 2026.

Benedict’s Law: What Schools Need to Know

From September, schools across England will be expected to meet new allergy safety requirements under Benedict’s Law, helping to create safer environments for pupils with allergies and ensuring staff are better prepared to respond to allergic emergencies

How Hot is Too Hot to Work?

With heat health alerts making headlines, many employers are asking the same question: is there a legal maximum working temperature?

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