Following a workplace accident in their warehouse, the business needed urgent expert guidance on the RIDDOR reporting process and reassurance that their existing Health & Safety arrangements were robust
The HSE newly-launched consultation on proposed changes to RIDDOR is aimed at improving clarity, relevance and usability for employers and duty holders
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published its annual report on work-related ill health and injuries for 2024/25, and the figures highlight ongoing challenges for UK workplaces.
Unsure of how best to navigate the process of submitting a RIDDOR report, the engineering company turned to Safewell for help
Do Lone Workers need First Aid Training? to answer this question first check the work activity risk assessment and if there is injury risk that is impacted by lone working then first aid training for lone workers is advised. This may include some first aid self treatment in the training.
At Safewell our specially designed Baby First Aid workshop provides the essentials to help cope with an injury or emergency.
RIDDOR is the acronym for Reporting of Injuries Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995. RIDDOR reportable incidents include death, major/over-7-day incapacitation/3-day work incapacitation injury, disease or dangerous occurrence, all work-related.
What is the Safe distance From a Welding Arc Flash?
Please be aware that the Met office have issued a severe weather warning for snow and ice across the country. This is starting Wednesday evening 30th of January through to Friday 1st February.
Alcohol and substance abuse at work cost employers millions of pounds each year, through the loss of productivity, increased sickness absence and increased accidents.
A window installer fell three metres from an unsecured ladder, breaking his knee cap. The firm was fined for poor Health and Safety practices…
A sole trader who repaired cars in a residential area of Bedford has been sentenced and fined after failing to comply with a Health and Safety Executive enforcement notice…
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