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The farming industry accounts for 1% of the working population but an alarming 19% of all workplace deaths (HSE Fatal Injuries in Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing Report 2024/2025) Sadly, a total of 23 farm workers and 4 members of the public, 2 of whom were children, lost their lives on UK farms in 2024/2025.

What counts as a reportable injury when incidents involve members of the public rather than employees? In this blog we run through RIDDOR using a case study in a high street shop.

It's important to regularly review, update, and circulate your health & Safety policies so that everyone's on the same page. When was the last time you reviewed your weather policies? It's essential for both employers and employees to stay vigilant to risks of heat and sun exposure, so we've compiled some of our top-tips for staying safe during the heatwaves.

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.