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Who is responsible when something happens to your staff?
Employers are responsible for the safety of their staff. Gaps in that responsibility can have serious consequences – for both individuals and the business. Employer responsibility in practice When an incident occurs…
Safety for night staff
Night staff often work alone with fewer colleagues, less support and longer response times. The right procedures and alarm solutions are essential for their safety. A working environment with particular risks Working…
Safety checklist: how to evaluate your workplace safety
Many organisations lack a clear picture of how staff safety actually works in practice. A concrete checklist helps you quickly identify risks and gaps – and makes it easier to take action…
Safety for home care workers
Home care workers work alone in service users' homes every day – an environment with high safety demands. Lone working in home care requires specific measures, and the right technology can be…
Workplace incidents – what do they really cost?
Workplace accidents and incidents lead to significant costs – often far greater than expected. Sickness absence, lost production and staff turnover all affect the bottom line. In the UK, the total runs…
Do you know your staff are safe during the working day?
Many businesses lack real visibility into whether their employees are actually safe. With the right procedures and solutions, you can ensure help is always close at hand. The uncomfortable truth: many employers…
Lone working checklist – creating a safe working environment
A lone working checklist helps employers identify risks, establish effective procedures and ensure that staff can always get help quickly – in line with HASAWA 1974 and the Management of Health and…
Report a workplace accident – step by step
Reporting a workplace accident is essential – but preventing them is even more important. With the right procedures and solutions, you protect both staff and your business. When must you report a…
How do automatic alarms work in fall incidents?
Falls are one of the most common causes of serious workplace injuries – and in lone working situations, consequences can be more severe because no one is nearby to respond. Automatic alarms…
5 scenarios where a personal alarm can save lives
In critical situations where every minute counts, a personal alarm can be decisive. Here are five scenarios where fast alerting can save lives in lone working. When seconds make the difference In…
Employer health and safety duties – what must employers do?
Employer health and safety duties mean that the employer bears overall responsibility for ensuring a safe and healthy working environment. The duties are set out in HASAWA 1974 and the Management of…
How to ensure lone workers can always get help in time
In lone working situations, the time to help is often the critical factor. An incident that would otherwise be manageable can become serious if no one detects it in time. Here we…
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