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“A global health crisis” – UN report on toxic exposure

…for cross-border cases of workers harmed by occupational exposure. Who is responsible for criminal liability? The report declared that governments should ensure that criminal liability for exposing workers to hazardous…

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CBRE Citibank

Case Study Slashing permit admin time from hours to minutes CBRE Citibank made managing high-risk contractor activity at scale easier with EcoOnline. 95% reduction in permit admin time 3,800 permits…

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Time for your business to be named Company of the Year?

…growth to showcase their contributions. One common myth to dispel is that ESG programmes and sustainability achievements are the domain of global enterprises. On the contrary, companies of all sizes…

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Celtic Anglian Water AU

Case Study How to improve lone worker safety AND cut down on admin time See how Celtic Anglian water provides round the clock protection for their lone workers with the…

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Safe work risk assessment guidelines

…culture – where both employers and employees actively participate in health and safety – helps organisations to maintain safe operations. Studies show that the companies that develop a positive safety culture…

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When working alone is not okay

…lone work is over. Lone worker risk assessments Working alone is completely legal and in most cases, it is safe to do so. However, a risk assessment should be carried…

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Health and safety law in Australia

…manage health of safety properly. For example, a recent survey of health workers showed an increase in cases of harassment and abuse. A clear record of the incidents provided an explanation for increased…

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Lone Working Risk Assessments Guide

…your lone workers. It could be the case that several of your employees would be better equipped at dealing with the hazard and therefore the risk will be lower. E.g….

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History of workplace health and Safety

…workplaces. The introduction of ‘duty of care’ in 1837 The first known duty of care case is that of Charles Priestly in 1835, who suffered several injuries after a wagon…

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6 Types of Workplace Hazards

…likely to be affected are those working in cleaning facilities, engineers and employees in field-based roles. Exposure to harmful chemicals can cause illness, skin irritation, breathing problems and, in extreme cases,…

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