What are Workplace Regulations?
As the leading cause of workplace injuries, slips and trips have been addressed in most of the major health and safety legislation of the past few decades. Falls, slips and trips at the same level cause around 31% of non-fatal workplace accidents. In the most serious cases, they lead to two fatalities on average every […]
What are the Common Causes of Slips and Trips?
Falls, slips and trips are the most common cause of accidents at work, accounting for 31% of non-fatal workplace injuries in 2017/18. Employers are bound by health and safety laws to take every reasonable step they can to prevent this type of injury affecting their employees. The vast majority of injuries sustained due to slips […]
Slips and Trips Risk Assessment Example
Falls, slips and trips account for a large proportion of workplace accidents and injuries. Just as with fire safety, working at height, hazardous substances and any other health and safety topic, they need to be treated with the greatest concern and risk assessed to ensure everyone is doing everything they can to prevent these kinds […]
How do you Clean Floors Safely?
Spillages can happen in any workplace. Whether it’s a relatively minor case of somebody dripping some tea in the office kitchen or a large chemical leak that can only be cleaned up with specialist equipment, spillages should be treated with the seriousness they deserve. Slips and trips are the most common causes of workplace injury, […]
How can you Prevent Slips and Trips?
Protecting the health and safety of employees is an employer’s primary duty to their staff. The most common causes of workplace accidents are falls, slips and trips. It is therefore a legal as well as moral obligation for employers to take every possible step to prevent these incidents. As well as the obvious human cost […]
What is the Local Authority Children’s Social Care Assessment?
Local authorities have a responsibility to their people when it comes to safeguarding. Safeguarding refers to the process of protecting vulnerable members of society from abuse and neglect. This means making sure their well-being, health care, and human rights are all being looked after to a high standard. One group of individuals that classes as vulnerable are […]
What is the Children Act 1989?
Our children focused courses The Children Act 1989 manages what local authorities, courts, parents, and other agencies in the UK are doing to ensure that children are safeguarded. Safeguarding refers to the process of protecting vulnerable members of society from abuse and neglect. This means making sure their well-being, health care, and human rights are all being […]
What is the Care Act 2014?
Our Care Courses The Care Act 2014, which came into effect in 2015, is the legal framework around how local authorities and other parts of the system should protect adults at risk of abuse or neglect. The Act is the most significant reform of care and support in more than 60 years, aiming to put people […]
What is Safeguarding?
Safeguarding refers to the process of protecting vulnerable members of society from abuse and neglect.This means making sure their well-being, health care, and human rights are all being looked after to a high standard. Vulnerable members of society are: Children: This counts as anyone under the age of 18. Vulnerable adults: This is a person […]
How do I measure the effectiveness of training?
It’s easy to rely on data alone when it comes to measuring the effectiveness of your training program. However, in this illuminating clip, Learning Design Director, Stacey, explores how employee behavior is the real key to understanding just how effective your learning intervention has been. Learning points: What data is useful for measuring training success […]
