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A window to safety

The NHBC Techzone provide guidance for the appropriate requirements for the fitting of French windows. All designers, builders and building control professionals are familiar with...

Training for safety

Callsafe Services Limited has been providing health and safety advice, assistance and training to our clients, and our clients’ projects, since 1987. Our clients...

Asbestos victims to get increased compensation

The government is increasing payments from £115,000 to £123,000 for a new compensation scheme starting in April. Victims of the fatal asbestos-induced cancer mesothelioma who...

Plan and prepare

The Environment Agency explains how communities can take steps to prepare for flooding. Flooding can be devastating and it poses a risk to life, property...

Avoiding an asbestos breach

Graham Warren ACAD Manager, details the challenges facing local authorities in the management of asbestos. When it comes to the management of asbestos, local authorities...

Health and safety training provision

Over 25 years providing effective and efficient health and safety advice and training to the construction industry and others. Callsafe Services Limited has been providing...

The real cost of workplace bullying

Dr Lynda Shaw, a chartered psychologist discusses the effects workplace bullying has on businesses. The crippling effects of workplace bullying, which is rife in the...

Drop in workplace major injuries

Figures published today by the Heath and Safety Executive show an 11 per cent drop in major injuries for 2012/13 compared to 2011/12. The provisional...

Health and safety training provision

Over 25 years providing effective and efficient health and safety advice and training to the construction industry and others Callsafe Services Limited has been providing...

Asbestos – the hidden assassin

Wayne Bagnall MBE, chartered member of the Institution of Occupational Health and Safety (IOSH) specialising in asbestos, takes us back to basics and warns how to spot the hidden killer

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