A confined space is an enclosed (or mostly enclosed) area that is not designed for human occupancy. Spaces that pose a risk of serious injury or death, or those with limited entry and exit points, can also be considered confined.
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The head is one of the most vulnerable areas of the human body. Even a minor impact can lead to severe concussions and more serious blows can lead to life-altering traumatic brain injuries. This is why wearing suitable head protection is crucial for safety while working at height.
When you’re browsing the web for lifting equipment, you will come across the terms ‘working load limit’ and ‘safe working load’ quite frequently. So what exactly do these terms mean—are they just two different names for the same thing, or is there a difference between them? Read on to find out…
Flat roof fall protection is incredibly important, because falling from a roof can be deadly. The latest HSE statistics show that falls from height are still the most prevalent cause of death among workers in Great Britain, accounting for 50 work-related deaths in 2023/24. This amounts to 36% of work-related deaths for that period.
Safety harnesses are essential for keeping you and your colleagues safe when working at height. You'll want to get the best out of this key bit of kit, and the best way to do that is through regular inspections and some careful (but quite straightforward) maintenance.
In this blog post, we will outline some key safe lifting guidelines so that you and those around you can stay safe and injury-free at work. Whether you’re lifting boxes in a warehouse, moving supplies around an office, or carrying equipment across a construction site, proper lifting techniques are essential to avoid workplace injuries.
Yes, pallet trucks must be inspected under the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER). These regulations apply to anyone who owns, hires, operates or controls work equipment.
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