Reporting is important so both you and your company have control over the chemicals used and stored at your workplace. Learn more about best practices for reporting and analysis and get an insight into how you can work with reporting in our chemical management tool, Chemical Manager.
This webinar will cover the importance of managing your chemical safety and COSHH compliance effectively and efficiently in a Healthcare Environment.
Join our COSHH expert as he showcases Chemical Manager, the digital solution and managed service that will help you achieve COSHH compliance and protect your staff.
This webinar will cover best practice advice on chemical safety management including 10 steps to success on chemical safety management.
In this webinar we will go through the importance of managing your chemical safety effectively and efficiently.
In this webinar, we will go through the importance of safety data sheet management, tips to be successful, plus how to save time and achieve compliance.
In this webinar, we will go through the importance of managing your COSHH effectively and how to build a successful COSHH Management Programme.
In this webinar, our team of experts will evaluate how companies can remove fear around chemical safety and manage COSHH effectively.
Reporting is important so both you and your company have control over the chemicals used and stored at your workplace. Learn more about best practices for reporting and analysis and get an insight into how you can work with reporting in our chemical management tool, Chemical Manager.
This webinar will help you get the basics right when it comes to work-related road safety.
We will investigate the various road risks and explore preventative actions so you can achieve better road safety standards for your workforce.
The journey to data-driven safety excellence is an ongoing one that constantly evolves and improves and that is largely due to ongoing advancements in technology to support. Our expert panel will discuss first-hand experiences and share their insights .
Managers need to do more than provide resources. As HSG 48 puts it: ‘Staff need to believe that all their managers are committed to health and safety’. If your organisation has a culture that accepts that a steady stream of minor injury accidents is inevitable, you need your senior managers to paint a realistic picture of a day when these accidents are rare.
In this webinar we will investigate the importance of risk management in an organisation’s overall success. Learn about the value of OHS risk management and why it should be viewed as an investment.
In this webinar we will look at incident management in the workplace and how effective incident management policies, procedures and practices lead to reduced accident rates.
In this webinar looks at the rising numbers of MSDs being reported in the office environment and goes through the basics of ensuring your staff are protected.
This webinar explores some of the latest technological advancements in occupational health and safety. Attendees can expect to gain good understanding of the areas of eliminating risk, how businesses can focus on more leading indicators and the role of wearable technology and behavioural data capture in providing a safer workplace.
This Webinar would look at how companies worldwide can approach near miss reporting in a way that can positively influence the culture within the workplace. As well as highlight some of the latest methodologies in ensuring a good program can be fully implemented and accepted within the organisation.
This webinar examines the origins of behaviour-based safety (BBS). Human Behaviours have always been a major cause of workplace incidents and accidents. Behavioural based safety programs have shown to be effective processes that could support, reveal and assess overall safety cultures and practices within an organisation.
This webinar will explore how companies can keep health and safety continuity during the COVID-19 pandemic. The program will also present response strategies, remote work and technology, employee health and wellness, internal communication and EHS best practices.
This webinar explores what some of the most successful organisations use when monitoring performance in terms of leading and lagging indicators. The program will also examine how to use such indicators to influence the culture of the organisation and ensure employees are working towards a collective and common goal.
This webinar is designed for attendees who wish to gain a stronger understanding of some of the key areas where health and safety input is vital throughout the lifetime of any project or operation.
This webinar examines some of the latest trends when it comes to HSE training requirements, performing HSE training needs within organisations and some of the more recent technologies used in health and safety education.
In this webinar, we will go through the importance of engaging your coworkers and discuss our 12 Fundamentals to True Safety Culture Excellence.
In this webinar, we will go through the importance of ISO 45001 and Understanding Its Positive Impact.
Be part of the start of this conversation, exploring the possibilities for using anomaly detection and similar event patterns to increase insights that are currently ‘unobserved’.
In this webinar we will look at incident management in the sector and how good incident management policies, procedures and practices will lead to reduced accident rates.
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In this webinar find out how digital tools can easily and effortlessly, link all areas of EHS, chemical safety and training under one roof, to ensure you have a one stop 'go to' platform for all your safety compliance needs.
Companies dedicated to making a real difference in workplace OHS need to implement best practice action management. It is a fundamental component to showcase adherence to management standards under (the Plan, Do, Check, Act (PDCA) continuous improvement cycle for ISO 45001) and a must-have for showcasing safety compliance.
As organisations have cautiously scaled down pandemic lockdown-induced home working, many have chosen not to bring formerly office-based workers back full time. Instead, a mixture of employee preferences, and potential business benefits, has prompted many organisations to set up hybrid work schedules. But how can safety and health practitioners help ensure that this new work pattern does not introduce new risks?
