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If you are responsible for managing a business or leading a work team, you have a duty to make yourself aware of the rules and regulations in place to protect employees' health and safety. Only by doing so can you ensure they are kept safe at work, while fulfilling your own responsibilities as an employer.
In order to make sure that your workplace is safe for staff and visitors alike, it is important to properly assess all of the potential on-site risks and take steps to mitigate them. Some of these risks will be obvious, such as high scaffolding or heavy machinery, while some - such as the danger posed by hazardous substances - can be more easily missed.
When it comes to keeping your employees safe in the workplace, prevention is always better than cure - but at the same time, accidents will always happen, and it is important to have the right first aid equipment and measures in place to ensure that those affected receive the attention they need.
SafetyBuyer has put together a few tips on how to ensure your organisation can resume work as efficiently as possible as the COVID-19 lockdown eases, while continuing to keep your workers safe and protected.
Wireless fire alarms can help construction sites protect their workforce and assets, while remaining fully compliant with regulatory requirements. Find out more from SafetyBuyer about the benefits these systems can offer!
Starting an apprenticeship can be quite daunting. In this blog post, we will discuss the steps you can take to overcome the challenges and ensure you make the most of the opportunities an apprenticeship can provide.
