Building a Culture of Prevention in Construction: Supporting Mental Health on Site
In construction, it’s no secret that workers face intense pressures. Long hours, high-risk environments, and the constant demand to meet deadlines can take a toll on mental health. While the focus in construction is often on physical safety, it’s just as critical to prioritise mental well-being. This World Mental Health Day, let’s explore how we […]
Build Your Expertise with a Window Fixing NVQ: Get Qualified with a Fenestration Installation Qualification
If you’re working in the construction or glazing industry, gaining a formal qualification in window fixing and fenestration installation is essential for ensuring your skills meet industry standards. The Level 2 or Level 3 Fenestration Installation is the perfect way to solidify your knowledge and achieve the qualifications needed to thrive in your trade. Recognised by the CITB and eligible for CITB funding, this […]
3-2-1: Quick Safety Insights 01/10/2024
This month, we’re sharing 3 key tips for working safely in wet and windy conditions, 2 inspiring quotes, and 1 question to help you reflect on your current safety practices. 3 Ideas from Us: 2 Quotes: 1 Question to Consider This Month: As the weather gets wetter and windier, how well is your site prepared […]
The Impact of Wet Weather on Site Safety
As autumn brings wetter conditions, workplaces — especially construction sites — face increased hazards. Managing these risks is crucial for preventing accidents and ensuring the safety of workers. Here’s how wet weather impacts safety and practical ways to minimise risks. Common Hazards of Wet Weather Wet weather introduces a range of challenges that can increase […]
Building Situational Awareness: Training Your Team to Identify Weather Hazards
One of the most powerful tools for reducing accidents on the job site is building situational awareness. This means training your team to actively assess their surroundings and identify hazards—especially those brought on by changing weather conditions. What Is Situational Awareness? Situational awareness refers to the ability to identify, process, and comprehend information about the environment […]
Handling High Winds and Wet Surfaces: Reducing Seasonal Hazards
As autumn continues, wet and windy conditions become the norm, posing increased risks for those working outdoors. High winds can cause loose materials to become hazardous projectiles, while wet surfaces elevate the risk of slips, trips, and falls. With proper preparation and vigilance, these hazards can be mitigated. The Impact of High Winds High winds pose […]
How to Answer NEBOSH Scenario-Based Assessments: Your Guide to Success
Tackling a NEBOSH Scenario-Based Assessment (SBA) can seem daunting at first, but with the right approach and understanding, you can handle them with confidence. These assessments are designed to reflect real-world work environments, requiring you to apply the knowledge gained during your course. Whether you’re aiming for a General Certificate or Diploma, knowing how to approach these scenario-based […]
Getting Started with ISO 45001: A Guide to Health & Safety Excellence
In today’s fast-paced business world, ensuring the health and safety of your workforce is not just a legal requirement—it’s a crucial component of operational success. This is where ISO 45001 comes in. As the international standard for health and safety management systems, ISO 45001 provides a structured framework that helps organisations create a safer workplace, manage risk, […]
3-2-1: Quick Safety Insights 11/09/2024
This month, we’re sharing 3 actionable safety ideas, 2 insightful quotes, and 1 thought-provoking question to help you reflect on your role in maintaining a safer workplace. Let’s dive in! 3 Ideas from Us: “Consistency in small actions leads to big safety wins.” “The key to reducing workplace accidents is to stay proactive, not reactive.” […]
Training Tip of the Month: How to Run an Effective Safety Drill
A well-executed safety drill can make all the difference in an emergency. Whether it’s a fire, chemical spill, or another hazard, your team needs to know exactly what to do, how to evacuate safely, and who to look to for guidance. Regular drills not only help reduce panic but also save precious time when it […]
