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Offshore companies in the North Sea can net huge economic benefits through preventative safety according to industrial training specialist, John Reynolds. The managing director of Reynolds Training Services advised that …

The Health and Safety Executive has called on business to place safety atop of the agenda in 2014 as new figures show two workers lost their lives across the North …

The US Chemical Safety Board is set to deploy an investigative team to the scene of a massive chemical spill into the Elk River in Charleston, West Virginia. Whilst officials …

Hundreds of people in West Virginia are reported to be suffering from nausea, vomiting and other symptoms after chemicals spilled into a river near the state capital on Thursday. Whilst …

There was a time when scientists believed the world to be flat. Accepted facts do, of course, change. Yet there is one incontrovertible truth which stands the test of time …

Are you looking to undertake IOSH Working Safely training in Lincolnshire? Okay, that’s great to hear as we’ve just announced IOSH Working Safely course dates for 3rd February and 5th …

The Health and Safety Executive has published provisional figures showing a decrease in the number of workplace deaths over the last year. 148 people were killed at work across Great …

Samantha Peace, regional director for the Health and Safety Executive in Wales, has moved to debunk a number of festive “myths” surrounding the enforcement of safety rules at Christmas. Ms …

The Health and Safety Executive has launched a consultation to seek out opinions about its proposals to consolidate and modernise the petroleum legislative framework in Britain. The new regulatory structures …

For those of us in the safety sector, there has been one phrase uttered with more frequency than ‘coffee please’ as of late: this, ladies and gentleman, is ‘process safety’. …