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How do we help business owners? We help business owners sleep at night by supporting them to achieve health and safety compliance. It's a minefield running your own business, isn't it? We set up in business knowing that we're good at what we do, don't we? And then we realise... read more →

Just a quick reminder of Bonfire Night safety tips.Hope everyone has a great evening tonight; enjoy and stay safe. How to treat burns Cool the burn for at least 20 minutes using a cold, flowing liquid. Liquids that can be used include water, milk and lemonade. It is important that... read more →

Did you know that in 2022/23, there were over 550,000 non-fatal injuries to workers in the UK, according to the HSE? Ensuring proper training and safety measures can significantly reduce these numbers. Is your workplace prepared? Get in touch if you'd like us to review your training matrix with you... read more →

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So, as it's Halloween, here's one for you… Why don't skeletons fight each other? They don't have the guts!! We might groan at their Dad jokes, but I think we secretly love them. What's your best (or worst) Dad joke?

Having an untidy workspace, as well as being a health and safety risk, can be overwhelming, unmotivating and frustrating. Maintaining a good level of housekeeping is a really good habit to make and can improve the health and safety conditions within a workplace. Good housekeeping can: Reduce trip hazards Reduce... read more →

If your premises has manual call points as part of its fire alarm system, it is important to test them on a weekly basis. In most cases, one call point can be tested each week, working through them all on a rotation.It is important to carry out these tests as... read more →

Whilst providing business owners with an excellent understanding of their H&S responsibilities, our IOSH Managing Safely course also gives managers the knowledge and competency to manage H&S, resulting in a safer workplace for all. We have an IOSH Managing Safely course running at our training rooms in Nantwich on: Thursdays... read more →

Fire doors are an essential passive fire protection measure used to protect: People who are escaping People who are trapped The fire brigade when dealing with a fire The building from the spread of fireThe Regulatory Reform (fire safety) Order 2005 requires suitable fire doors to be in place, in... read more →

Checking your fire doors is an integral part of Fire Safety on site to ensure escape routes are effective to keep your colleagues safe in an emergency situation. Implement a daily pre-start check that will act as a reminder for you to carry out your fire door checks on a... read more →