April 28 is World Day of Safety and Health at Work. Started in 1996, the Day was set aside by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and its member countries as a commemorative day of the trades union movement to honour the memory of victims of occupational accidents and diseases. For advice on Health and Safety...
Death toll in Bangladesh building collapse has grown to 260 with many workers still missing. Wednesday’s building collapse was the third major industrial incident in five months in Bangladesh. This high lights the importance of Ensuring Safe and proper working conditions. These buildings are old, not fit for purpose, overloaded and over crowded.. This could...
Some of the Safety training courses we offer. For more details call us on 1890 907138 Basic First Aid (1 Day) FETAC Level 5, 1 Day Occupational First Aid Refresher FETAC Level 5, 3 Day Occupational First Aid Sports First Aid Paediatric First Aid Safety Statement Workshop Managing Safety Workplace Safety Awareness Focus on Fire Warden/Fire...
This year to date a number of people has been killed in the Agricultural / Forestry sector alone. 80 to 90 percent of all workplace accidents are triggered by unsafe behaviour. The very young and the old are most at risk of serious injury and death on the farm. Farmers and those employed in the...
Did you know that almost half of all workplace deaths involve a vehicle?
