Latest Health and Safety News
E – Learning
Safewell now provides E-learning for continued professional development (CPD) to expand your knowledge.
Construction Industry Helpline
Did you know that EVERY single working day in the UK two construction workers take their own life and that stress, anxiety and depression account for a fifth of all work-related illness?
COVID-19 – Advice for Pregnant Employees & Employers
The HSE has recently published advice for pregnant employees and what to do when working during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Happy New Year 2021
So we’re now officially back to work for 2021 and I think it’s safe to say we’ll be quite happy to see the back of 2020. As we navigate the new year and what it may bring, here are a few tips to keep you mentally and physically strong.
A Very Merry Christmas from all of us at Safewell
Well, what a year it’s been! Here at Safewell, we think this Christmas is more important than ever and wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Safe Happy New Year!
Keeping Your Spirits up During Lockdown
As of November 2020, England entered into its 2nd lockdown. The major difference this time is that we don’t have the weather or the lighter evenings on our side.
Providing a Safe OH Medical During COVID-19
Safety-critical medicals and occupational health surveillance during COVID-19: our occupational health team has had to adjust how they perform and manage their health surveillance and safety-critical medicals.
We Are Now Fit 2 Fit Accredited
As Mike has successfully passed the Fit 2 Fit accreditation scheme, Safewell is now a Fit2Fit accredited provider and holds us to the highest standard in Face fit testing.
On Site Occupational Health Visits for Safety Critical Medicals
We have now recommenced on-site occupational health visits for safety-critical medicals to both new and existing customers. During these visits, we follow strict social distancing and hygiene practices.
What we’ve learned – Face fit training and testing of key workers.
Safewell was asked to provide face fit training and testing to a variety of key workers within the medical field. Most of them had no prior experience using, or training with, R.P.E. However, this has become a need due to the coronavirus pandemic.