Working at height is one of the biggest causes of workplace accidents. Suitable control measures lower this risk significantly. Read more about them here.
Risk assessments are a key part of keeping your staff safe when working at height. Learn more about who has responsibility for writing them and what they should include.
Working at height is one of the leading causes of both fatal and non-fatal workplace accidents. What defines working at height, what legislation covers it and what do employers need to do to protect their workers?
A huge number of workplace accidents take place while working at height. Learn more about what the law says about working at height and what employers need to do to prevent falls from height.
The standard image of “working at height” is someone on scaffolding or up a ladder, but did you know work at height can also take place at or below ground level and is covered by the same legislation? Learn more about the challenges and safety concerns of ground level working at height here.
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 were introduced to lower the amount of people being injured and killed when working at height. Read more about this legislation, how employers can comply with it and what duties it gives to employers.
It’s vital employers perform their due diligence for employees setting off on business travel. What does this mean in practice and what do businesses need to do to guarantee safe, healthy corporate travel?