According to the HSE, inspectors found that health surveillance was being delivered by personnel who were inadequately trained, unqualified unsupervised

Recent HSE prosecutions are a sobering reminder that falls through fragile roofs and skylights continue to cause devastating, life-changing injuries

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

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

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

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

Fire extinguisher servicing now sits alongside Safewell’s existing fire safety work, meaning clients no longer need a separate contractor to keep extinguishers compliant

In May 2026, the Health and Safety Executive launched its most significant intervention in the area of silicosis: new COSHH guidance specifically covering engineered stone, and a programme of over 1,000 workplace inspections across Great Britain.

This course covers Working Safely, with extra content for workers within the catering sector, inclucing first aid procedures, equipment safety, knife safety and many more. The knowledge gained will ensure that delegates comply with safety guidelines and keep themselves and their colleagues safe, in a commercial catering environment.