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Legislation is in favour of employee consultation

A new survey by Croner reveals that three-quarters of UK employers are not ready for new Information and Consultation legislation that is due to be in force on 6 April 2005.

News from Croner, Mar 23, 2005

Audit advice and safety assessments for BSEN 50191

Clare Instruments is launching a new one-stop service: free audit advice and safety assessments for electrical safety testing installations and locations.

News from Seaward Group, Mar 15, 2005

EEMUA to focus on ATEX/DSEAR

EEMUA, the association for significant purchasers and users of industrial equipment and materials, is re-starting its working group on ATEX/DSEAR as a result of recent renewed interest in this topic.

News from Engineering Equipment & Materials Users, Mar 14, 2005

Consultancy offers occupational health and hygiene

Heather Jackson has joined leading health and safety consultancy Sypol as director of occupational health and hygiene.

News from Sypol, Mar 11, 2005

Helping to solve problems with employment law

Hundreds of companies are finding it increasingly difficult to keep up with employment law and how it affects their day-to-day running of their businesses, according to Park City Consulting.

News from Park City Consulting, Mar 1, 2005

Vibration control legislation expected in 2005

Health and safety specialist Park City Consulting is highlighting a new regulation for vibration control that is scheduled for introduction to UK legislature some time in 2005.

News from Park City Consulting, Feb 24, 2005

Employers should not encourage dangerous journeys

A new survey reveals that over half of UK employers do not pay their workers when freak weather prevents them from coming into work, according to Croner.

News from Croner, Feb 22, 2005

CD cuts the cost of health and safety compliance

A revolutionary new CD has been launched by Aquamarc to take the place of health and safety consultants.

News from Aquamarc, Jan 25, 2005

Health and safety guidance on handling metals

The Health and Safety Executive is publishing a new full colour book providing guidance to all those involved with the production, storage, transport and use of steel and similar metal stock.

News from Health and Safety Executive, Dec 3, 2004

Ten top tips for a safer Christmas party

Croner Consulting provides ten top tips for a safer office Christmas party that will avoid the risk of 'morning after' litigation.

News from Croner, Nov 29, 2004

Lunchtime workouts could boost productivity

A stress-busting lunchtime workout would help employees perform better in the workplace, according to a nationwide survey of businesses by Croner.

News from Croner, Nov 12, 2004

Consultants advise TV production company

Smart Advice has secured a contract to provide health and safety advice to television production company Endemol UK, which makes programmes such as Big Brother and Restoration.

News from Smart Advice Health and Safety, Oct 28, 2004

HSE launches new website and newsletter

The Health and Safety Executive is launching its Science and Research Outlook website and online newsletter.

News from Health and Safety Executive, Oct 12, 2004

EHS helps Reiter meet ISO 14001 standard

Consultants from EHS Projects have worked with Reiter Automotive (GB) to help the company achieve ISO 14001 certification, which had become a critical issue due to pressure from customers.

News from EHS Projects, Oct 11, 2004

ISO 14001 accreditation for London Securities

EHS Projects has helped a fire manufacturing and service company become one of the first companies in the UK's fire protection industry to gain ISO 14001 accreditation.

News from EHS Projects, Oct 11, 2004

EHS Projects helps EEF develop integrated approach

Businesses are set to benefit from a new approach to managing potential environmental, health and safety liabilities through new practices developed by the UK's EEF.

News from EHS Projects, Oct 11, 2004

Site has over 100 machine visibility assessments

Spillard Safety Systems is re-launching its website as "a valuable source of information for customers, rather than a selling tool".

News from Spillard Safety Systems, Sep 28, 2004

Maintenance software offers simple upgrade path

Ithec International is launching PrestaMaint, a maintenance software package designed for multi-site maintenance, as part of its comprehensive, upgradeable range of maintenance software packages.

News from Ithec International, Sep 21, 2004

Consultants help with health and safety compliance

EHS Projects has provided advice and assistance to Kirkgate Engineering to help the company comply with health and safety legislation in a cost-effective manner.

News from EHS Projects, Sep 20, 2004

RMC engages PowerPlug for PAT testing

RMC Group plc has appointed electrical appliance testing (PAT) contractor PowerPlug (UK) to ensure the safety of portable electrical equipment at its Barrington plant.

News from PowerPlug (UK), Sep 3, 2004

Advice for selecting the right insurance broker

Thousands of UK engineering companies are wasting money by using the wrong type of insurance broker, claim experts from the industry.

News from UK & Ireland Insurance Ltd, Sep 2, 2004

Offshore workers get HSE news directly

The Offshore Division of the Health and Safety Executive is launching a new information sheet, 'Tea-Shack News', aimed at giving offshore workers the latest safety news direct from HSE.

News from Health and Safety Executive, Aug 30, 2004

CD-Rom contains all publications from 2002-2003

The Bilbao-based European Agency for Safety and Health at Work is launching its 2003 Annual Report and a CD-Rom with all publications released in 2002-2003.

News from European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, Jul 19, 2004

Waste industry incident rates too high, says HSE

Incident rates in the waste industry are higher than those in construction, according to research published by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

News from Health and Safety Executive, Jun 22, 2004

Occupational hygiene papers now available online

While the BOHS will continue to publish its Annals, the peer-reveiwed papers are now available online immediatley; anyone can access the abstracts for free, with no need to subscribe.

News from British Occupational Hygiene Society, May 26, 2004

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