Category: Health & Safety

When approaching risk assessments at your place of work, you might be wondering, “are there actually benefits to formal risk assessments?”.

When approaching risk assessments there is lots to consider; not only the specific details of the individual risk assessments but the process as a whole.

Risk assessment matrices are a popular tool to visualise risk. The most common matrix is a chart or table that intersects the likelihood versus severity.

When approaching risk assessments there are many aspects to consider, but a common uncertainty is deciding on what levels of control to implement.

If you are wondering “what is a risk assessment?” or “do I need to write one?”, we are here to help clarify some questions you might have.

Behavioural Science in Safety. Leveraging behavioural science, can help restructure the perception of compliance.

H&S practitioners that we speak to often share a quandary they face in encouraging safer practices; how do you get people to really think about the risks they are confronting?

Burnout is real and has become an everyday issue in many sectors, causing risks of hypertension, sleep disturbance, depression and substance abuse.

This webinar will focus on realistic solutions organisations have adopted to manage burnout amongst Health & Safety practitioners.

HSE professionals are seeking a collaborative risk assessment process that reduces repetitive tasks and frees up time to focus on managing safety issues. Digitalisation is the way forward.