Health & Safety

Find out how to fully prepare to comply with RIDDOR requirements, whether an incident involves students or staff, and pass on all the necessary information.

Commercial kitchens must adhere to extraction regulations for safety reasons. Make sure you’re compliant here.

A High Speed Training certificate could help you gain CHAS accreditation. Find out what it is and how to go about the process here.

A dynamic risk assessment is a useful tool for those in emergency services and lone workers. Discover how to carry one out here.

Our article looks at the waste hierarchy so that you can understand the best way to manage your construction site waste sustainably and legally.

RIDDOR reporting is a legal requirement if certain accident, illnesses or incidents occur in the workplace. Click here for step-by-step guidance.

RIDDOR (The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013) is a UK health and safety legislation. It applies to all ‘responsible persons’ and requires them to correctly report…

Hazards on a farm pose a risk to you, your livestock and the public. Our guide has essential health & safety advice to help you minimise these dangers.

An office presents both physical and mental hazards that can be dangerous to the health of your employees; protect them by using our office hazards checklist.

Lone working applies to working from home & staying late in the office, as well as roles such as electricians & cleaners. Use our checklist to manage risk.

Both flammable & combustible materials can catch fire, yet their different flash points mean they come with varying risks & storage methods. Read more here.

We cover the responsibilities of private landlords in terms of gas, electrical, fire safety and repairs. Get the guide here.

Hazards are present in every workplace. Familiarise yourself with the 6 categories so you can minimise the risk to yourself and employees.