There are plenty of conversations taking place around sustainability at the moment, but one thing became abundantly clear during my recent visit to the Octopus Energy Tech Summit and that was that the conversation has moved beyond whether we should act, and…
When people think about manual handling, the first thing that often comes to mind is someone lifting a heavy box incorrectly.
In today’s competitive labour market, attracting talent is only half the challenge- retaining and enabling that talent to perform at their best is where organisations truly succeed or fail.
Accident investigation isn’t just a box-ticking exercise. Done properly, it’s one of the most valuable tools you have to improve safety, protect your team, and strengthen your processes.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) regularly investigates incidents across the construction sector where inadequate training, supervision or risk assessment has led to serious injuries.
In Health & Safety it is easy to focus on the visible hazards, the equipment we maintain, the procedures we follow, the environments we work in. But the reality is this: safe work doesn’t begin with a risk assessment; it begins with people.
As the year draws to a close, construction, maintenance, utilities and engineering organisations are often focused on finishing projects...
Most people think compliance is the finish line. “We’ve got the policy, we’ve got the training records, the forms are filled in job done.”
The Building Safety Act (BSA) regime and the updated Common Assessment Standard (CAS) mean pre-qualification is changing fast. If you hold, or want, Constructionline Gold you’ll now
At McLeish Consultancy, we work with organisations to build strong safety cultures. A key part of this is ensuring employees and leaders alike understand the importance of accident reporting and the distinctions between...
