by Sally Haworth | Thursday, 16, May, 2024 | Health, Local Authority, News, Tips
Safe Havens or Silent Witnesses? The Role of Home Security in Domestic Violence Even the most advanced home security systems have their limits. They can’t always protect us from threats that have their own key or know the codes. Domestic violence is a stark...
by Alice Bowerman | Tuesday, 3, October, 2023 | Lone Working, Remote Working, Tips
How to get help fast with an effective escalation process One crucial aspect of any lone worker safety policy is the establishment of an escalation process. In this blog post, we will discuss what an escalation process is, why it’s useful, who should be...
by Alice Bowerman | Friday, 15, September, 2023 | Health, Tips
Get a move one! How being mobile can help prevent slips, trips and falls at work Slips, trips and falls are consistently recorded as being one of the most common cause of serious injury in the workplace. And the fact that many roles involve sitting for hours on end...
by Alice Bowerman | Tuesday, 15, August, 2023 | Local Authority, Tips
Ghost Office: how to keep colleagues safe while everyone’s on holiday It’s that time of year where it seems like many workplaces are operating on a skeleton crew. Emails sent come back with auto-replies that mark a return in August, and many businesses slip into the...
by Alice Bowerman | Wednesday, 5, July, 2023 | Lone Working, Tips
A Guide to Lone Worker Safety: Ensuring the Well-being of Your Solo Employees Lone workers face their own set of safety challenges, and as a manager, it’s your responsibility to make sure they stay out of harm’s way. In this ultimate guide, we’ll...
by Alice Bowerman | Friday, 23, June, 2023 | Health, Tips
Keep your cool: Understanding the Maximum Temperature Law in the UK When it comes to ensuring worker safety in warm temperatures, it’s crucial to stay informed about the maximum temperature at work law in the UK. As the mercury rises, it’s time to dive...
