A construction company has been fined for failing to provide suitable welfare facilities for its employees on a building site.
Workplace Exposure Limits (WELs) relate to the amount of a hazardous substance a person can be safely exposed to while at work. As an employer in an industry where these substances may be present, it’s important to be aware of WELs in order to keep your employees safe.
An employment tribunal case which found that an individual’s long Covid symptoms amounted to a disability could lead to an increase in similar claims from those also affected by the condition.
During Ramadan, employees of Islamic faith may fast during daylight hours, meaning employers should put arrangements in place to support staff and ensure their safety in the workplace during the month-long event.
New legislation has come into effect to improve fire safety for residents in flats and apartments.
A large construction company has been fined nearly £4.5m as a result of prosecutions for health and safety failings that led to two overhead powerline strikes whilst carrying out motorway roadworks.
Following its launch in 2022, we’ve invested in our workplace noise and hand-arm vibration (HAV) service, to further strengthen our assessment provision to clients.
The CE mark for product safety is being replaced following the UK’s exit from the European Union.
Aegis has continued its support of the Porsche Centre Preston 10-mile Road Race which took place recently in the city.
The health of thousands of workers in the construction industry is being affected as a result of injuries caused by incorrect methods of lifting and moving heavy objects on building sites.