Some key information on working safely within domestic properties. Ideal for tradesman and clients looking to employ trades to carry out work within their house. This information has been taken from the latest government guidance along with best practice techniques throughout the industry.
COVID-19 Travel Guidance Wherever possible workers should travel to site alone using their own transport using public transport as a last resort: Parking arrangements to be in accordance with the 2 metre rule. Park in every other bay if possible. If you can’t use your own vehicle to travel to work, think about walking/cycling to …
Social distancing, hand washing and respiratory hygiene are the most important and effective measures we can all adopt to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Therefore the wearing of facial coverings must not be used as an alternative to any of these other precautions or control measures. The evidence on the use of face coverings is …
As of 18/05/2020 the main symptoms of COVID-19 have been updated. The main symptoms of coronavirus are: High temperature – this means you feel hot to touch on your chest or back (you do not need to measure your temperature). New, continuous cough – this means coughing a lot for more than an hour, or …
World Safety and Health at Work Day 2020 Some shocking statistics from the UK- we need to reduce these numbers. Let’s make the world a safer place!
How to Manage Stress and Anxiety More ‘top tips’ to help your Mental Health and Wellbeing. Remember if you need help- talk to someone. The NHS have great information and resources for your Mental Wellbeing. Or Get in touch with us if you need a chat! Stay Safe, Stay at Home
Below is a timetable containing FREE Fitness & Educational activities every weekday. Stay Safe, Stay at Home
During this global crisis, we know a lot of you are working from home. This is essential for the businesses and UK economy to survive. However, working from home & being stuck in the house on a long term basis can cause a variety of mental health issues. We’ve created a handy ‘top tips’ sheet …
Working at Height is; – Anything elevated from ground level, or – Any work that could lead to a fall through a fragile structure/opening below foot Remember the Principles of Prevention apply to all work (check out our Risk Assessment post for more details), including Work at Height; Avoid working at height if possible (eliminate …
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Some top tips to ensure your ongoing compliance with UK Law. Some legislation you will be required to stay compliant with; – Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 – Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 – Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 Appoint a Competent Person The definition of …