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For most construction project management,the HSE office is always a functional department which works directly under the project manager for the successfully completion of the project. Certain jurisdictions have clear responsibilities of all parties of a construction project.For instance,the HSE … Continue reading →

Resting on weekends plays a crucial role in preventing workplace accidents. A well-rested individual is more alert, focused, and less prone to errors, which significantly reduces the risk of accidents. Adequate rest helps replenish mental and physical energy, leading to … Continue reading →

Cranes are one of the most versatile, powerful, and important pieces of equipment commonly found on construction sites. They can be used to accomplish a lot of heavy lifting tasks, saving time and energy spent on a project. However, they … Continue reading →

Coming back from holidays or weekend might still create some joy or excitement hang over.However construction activities are such robust that workers needs to always keep their focus and alertness in order to avoid accidents.Safety is the priority and a … Continue reading →

As an employer, it’s your legal responsibility to ensure collective employee protection and safety. The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 stipulates all employer responsibilities in this regard, and within that lies the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989. While … Continue reading →

The construction industry moves quickly with many projects being worked on at once, in dangerous and physically demanding environments. There’s one area that can be often overlooked however, which is employee’s mental health. According to WTW, more than half, nearly … Continue reading →

Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is a prevalent workplace hazard, affecting millions of workers worldwide. However, with proper awareness and proactive measures, it’s largely preventable.This article provides important information on how to create an effective hearing conservation program. Hearing conservation is … Continue reading →

62% of all reported work-related fatalities are related to vehicles.Over 80% of drivers admit to driving distracted eg. eating or using phones.23% of all vehicle crashes are weather related. Lack of sleep for 17hrs is equivalent to blood alcohol content … Continue reading →

Why do you have to prepare for an emergency? 90% of populations believe that an emergency will occur within the next two years but often rule out any chances of such emergencies occuring within their establishment or where they live. … Continue reading →

A company involved in fruit and vegetable production has been fined £320,000 after a man “who always put family first” was killed at a site in Burscough. Francis Schlachter, known as Frank, suffered severe head injuries when he fell from … Continue reading →