Data Protection in Schools
Schools hold an extensive range of personal data on their students and staff alike; things such as medical information, grades, behavioural reports, and images. Schools act as data controllers by determining what this data will be used for and how it will be stored. The abundance of data raises a considerable protection concern and highlights […]
Who is Responsible for First Aid in your Workplace?
Our related Courses The UK Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 makes it a legal requirement for employers to delegate a team of employees in the workplace to administer first aid. These selected employees need to complete first aid training to ensure they are confident and able to administer first aid when it is […]
When Should You Call 999?
You should call 999 when you require the urgent assistance of medical professionals, the police or the fire service to help you in a state of emergency. The NHS provide alternative helplines for situations which are not classed as emergencies but require some minor assistance. The UK’s emergency services’ time is valuable, and therefore it […]
Data Protection in Research
Research involves the collection, processing and analysis of data. As such, a great proportion of researchers will spend their days handling personal and/or sensitive data. If you are in the UK, this means dealing with such data will require compliance with the Data Protection Act (DPA) 2018, which is the UK’s implementation of the General Data […]
When Should You Call 111?
Our Medical emergency Courses The NHS 111 helpline is for those in the UK who are seeking medical advice and enquiries regarding illness and injuries which are not life-threatening and therefore do not require immediate attention from 999 services. Our emergency services have limited resources and time, so if everyone makes a concerted effort to […]
What Kinds of Disruption Can You Expect in the Aftermath of an Explosion?
The aftermath of an explosion can be chaotic and frightening, but it is important for those in the surrounding area to try and remain as calm as possible. The aftermath of an explosion can involve physical and mental injury to the health of those involved, restoration of affected buildings, and pollution of the surrounding environment. […]
Data Protection for Sports Clubs and Societies
Data protection is not an issue confined to large businesses. Data protection requirements apply to all organisations that process personal data, and failure to comply with legislation could have devastating effects on your organisation no matter its size or occupation. Following the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation which governs the EU, the UK implemented the Data […]
Data Protection for Churches
Churches have charitable status but are not regulated by the charity commission as other charities are. Despite this, church trustees have the same responsibilities as other charity trustees. These responsibilities include compliance with laws such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018. Good data protection practices are a legal requirement, so […]
What Do You Do When Faced With An Explosion?
When faced with an explosion, it can be frightening and chaotic. However, if you are aware of some simple steps which could help to keep you safe, it will help you to react quickly and appropriately. Explosions can happen without any warning and therefore it is in your best interest to consider how you could […]
What are the Effects of an Explosion?
Our related Courses The effects of an explosion can vary depending on the type of explosion that has taken place. Explosions can be chemical, mechanical and nuclear, and all three types of explosion can seriously affect the people, the atmosphere and the surrounding infrastructure. The effects of an explosion persist for many years due to […]
