The S2 Partnership Celebrates 20 Years
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Public Health England (PHE) has recently updated its guidance on ‘Investigating cases, clusters and outbreaks of Legionnaires’ disease’. It brings… Read more
Figures recently published by the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) show that although there is generally a downward trend for major incidents and fatalities in Great Britain, there is still room for improvement, with certain statistics showing an increase during the 2017/18 period.
The S2 Partnership has published an article on the GRESB Insights website, regarding the importance of safety in buildings in contributing to overall health and wellbeing for building occupants.
With this summer’s heatwave being one of the longest in recent years, the debate on the ‘ideal’ office temperature continues in workplaces across the UK.
The new international standard for occupational health and safety – the first new global standard of its kind – ISO 45001 has been designed to give organisations much greater scope to create a more bespoke OHS management system that suits their individual work practices and addresses specific risks to their business.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published the latest statistics on workplace fatal injuries in Great Britain for the period 2017/2018.
The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) has launched its new business plan, setting out its priorities for the coming year.
HSENI has set out its mission ‘to work with others to reduce serious work-related injury and ill health’. HSENI will focus on preventing the most serious workplace health and safety issues in high risk industries and activities.
The first global standard for occupational health and safety management, ISO 45001 has now been published by the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO). ISO 45001 will replace OHSAS 18001, the former standard for workplace health and safety.