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We’re often asked to recommend a practical course that helps managers understand their responsibilities, without overwhelming them with jargon or paperwork. Managing people means managing risk, and this is where IOSH Approved Managing Safely® comes in.

Asbestos awareness isn’t optional—it’s essential for compliance and safety. By training your staff and staying vigilant, you can minimise risks, ensure legal compliance, and create a safer working environment.

Farmers and farmworkers face daily risks—from powerful machinery and unpredictable livestock to chemical exposure and extreme weather. These hazards can result in life-changing injuries, long-term illnesses, and as the statistics show – far too many fatalities.

Dust might seem like a harmless by-product in the workplace, but it poses significant risks to health and safety. Inhalation of excessive dust can lead to respiratory conditions like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma, and even cancer.

Workplace vehicle accidents remain a major safety concern, with 25 worker deaths in 2023/24 caused by being struck by a vehicle. Proper training is essential to reducing these risks and ensuring safer work environments.

If you run a business, you’ve probably heard terms like “disability audit”, “access audit”, or “DDA audit” thrown around. But what exactly are they, and why should they be on your radar? Let’s break it down: