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The similarities and differences between ISO 9001, ISO 14001 & ISO 45001
In the world of business, ISO certifications are what companies strive to achieve to ensure the quality, safety, efficiency, and […]
What is the role of a certification body?
The exact role of a certification body can sometimes be a bit difficult to unpick, but we’re here to demystify […]
Which ISOs are suitable for the construction industry?
Working in the construction industry, you probably have a good understanding of how competitive the market is. In order to successfully bid on projects, your construction firm must keep up to speed with industry demands. And this isn’t always easy without the right guidance… That’s where ISO Standards come into play!
Thinking about mental health? You should be
When you think about Health & Safety what springs to mind? It’s probably a safe working environment – handrails, hazard […]
Why Health and Safety professionals need ISO 45001
We’ve all heard the saying safety first. So, when you’re responsible for the Health & Safety of employees and customers, […]
Which ISOs are suitable for smaller businesses?
At first glance, International Standards can seem tricky, time-consuming, and reserved for larger organisations but take a closer look and […]
The importance of compliance in manufacturing
When you work in manufacturing, you know compliance is key to meeting the standards expected of your business. From health and safety hazards to unsatisfactory goods, a breach in the system could damage operations. Such problems can lead to unhappy customers and harm the reputation of your business.
How to minimise the risk of workplace injury in the construction sector
According to the HSE, construction is ranked as one of the most dangerous industries to work in. In fact, the rate of fatal injury in construction is around four times as high as the average rate across all industries.
How can you cut musculoskeletal issues in the workplace?
Often, when we think of injuries in the workplace our minds jump to immediate accidents that happen without warning as a result of an incident like a trip, fire, or fall. However, one of the most common workplace injuries is musculoskeletal disorders.
New HSE health & safety stats reveal the effects of COVID
The Health and Safety Executive has published its workplace health & safety statistics for 2020/21, revealing the toll of the pandemic and the continuation of poor mental health among workers.
How do toolbox talks fit into ISO 45001?
Safety meetings such as toolbox talks are a great way to promote health & safety within an organisation. But what do they involve and how can they help you to meet ISO 45001 requirements?
All alone: what are the risks of lone working?
Lone working carries unique risks, and with approximately eight million people already working without others in the UK, employers need to know what they can do to keep them safe.
HSE releases statistics for fatal workplace accidents in 2020/21
The HSE (Health and Safety Executive) has released its provisional statistics for fatal workplace accidents in the year 2020/21, revealing that there was an increase of 29 deaths after the record low of 2019/20.
Why should you buy ISO 45001?
If you want to build greater trust both within and outside of your organisation, implementing a strong framework of health & safety processes can help to grow your business’ reputation as a responsible employer.
What are the 10 most common Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) non-conformances found by ISO 45001?
If you're looking for advice on how to best apply the guiding principles of ISO 45001, our top 10 non-conformances could help you identify where improvements could be made.
HSE reveals that more than half of working days were lost to mental ill health
The latest statistical report produced by the HSE (Health and Safety Executive) has revealed the lowest number of workplace deaths on record. However, it has also found an increasing trend towards work-related mental ill health.
Wrap it up: how to keep outdoor workers safe in winter
As the leaves fall and the mercury drops, many of us head inside to hibernate. But outdoor workers need to go outside in all weathers, which opens them up to cold-related illnesses and injuries. So, what can you do to keep workers warm and safe this winter?
Extension granted for OHSAS 18001 certified businesses upgrading to ISO 45001
The global pandemic has put many businesses on the back foot. In recognition of this, the ISO extended the transition period for organisations upgrading from OHSAS 18001 to ISO 45001. But what should you do with this extra time to prepare?
Building trust with ISO 45001
ClearView has been providing powerful commercial security systems to businesses and organisations since 1996. But to show their customers that they put safety alongside security, they chose to implement ISO 45001. Read on to discover their insights into the process.
One in five managers aren’t trained in health and safety
Research by IOSH (Institution of Occupational Safety and Health) and YouGov has revealed that businesses may be underestimating the importance of health and safety training for managers and the benefits it can bring to their reputation, productivity and working environment.
Workplace fatalities reach record low reveals HSE
The HSE (Health and Safety Executive) has released provisional health and safety statistics for the year 2019/2020, revealing that 111 workers were fatally injured in the workplace, the lowest number of annual workplace deaths on record.
Cover up and keep cool: how to keep your outdoor workers safe in the sun
The sun is out and lockdown is loosening, which means more of us are lying out in the sun to bake. But what are the risks of summer sun and extreme heat to outdoor workers? Read on to discover the risks and what you can do to keep your workers safe this summer.
From cabinets to PPE
After COVID-19 forced Rapid 3D Solutions (Tracecnc.co.uk) to shut down, its ISO 9001-assured procedures have been put to a new use – producing PPE for the NHS.
How can ISOs make your business disaster-proof?
Fire, flood, theft, a global pandemic… disaster can strike at any time. But with the right preparation and tools at your disposal, you can help your business to come out on top. Here’s how ISOs can help.
Slips, sickness and stress remain high at work says HSE
Figures from the 2018-19 HSE summary show that illness and injury rates at work remain high. Discover the details and what you can do to improve health and safety
CDM Regulations explained
They’re the main regulations overseeing health, safety, and welfare across Britain’s construction industry, but how much do you know about CDM? Here, we take a closer look at these important legal duties
Tesco ordered to pay £125,000 for Health & Safety Breach
Tesco have been fined £116,000 and ordered to pay costs of more than £10,000 following an incident where an employee at their Highwoods store was injured.
How does ISO 45001 add value to a conventional Health & Safety program?
Find out how businesses can improve their Health & Safety program by implementing an ISO 45001 Management System.
How ISO Certification helps with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
Find out which of the ISO Standards help to meet the United Nation's (UN) 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
5 Tips for businesses looking to Tender
Tenders can be an important source of new business for your organisation. But how do you make sure you stand out from the competition and win those contracts?
How ISO 45001 will affect OHSAS 18001 Certified Businesses
With the introduction of ISO 45001:2018, businesses certified to OHSAS 18001 will need to decide when they should upgrade to the new standard.
ISO 45001:2018 Published
The new ISO 45001:2018 Standard was officially published on March 12th, marking a turn in how industry will handle the safety of their employees.
ISO 45001 finally approved for publication
ISO 45001 replaces the existing OHSAS 18001 Standard and migration requirements are being drawn up to help business transition before the 3 year window closes.
What has the ISO 45001 Draft International Standard shown us so far?
What changes can businesses expect from the new ISO 45001 International Standard.
ISO 45001 – What to expect from the new Standard
ISO 45001 is due to be published towards the end of 2016 and will become the internationally recognised standard for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems. It will replace OHSAS 18001 and other similar systems and comes with a range of additional benefits.