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Fire Protection – Getting Your System Right
Understanding Fires A fire protection system is an important part of your fire safety plan. When choosing the right system (or checking that your current systems are suitable), it is first important to understand how a fire would spread in your building....
Passive Fire Protection – The Unseen Life Saver
What is passive fire protection? Passive fire protection relates to the layout and infrastructure of your site or building. It covers building design, the use of fire resistant construction materials, compartmentalisation, fire walls and doors,...
Your Active Fire Protection System – Get It Right
Active Fire Protection Systems - Get It Right Active fire protection is an important part of your fire safety plan. Having the right active fire protection system determines the way in which a fire is detected in your building, so it's...
Tourniquet Training – How and When to Use a Tourniquet
Tourniquet Training - How and When to Use a Tourniquet How do you use a tourniquet? When do you use a tourniquet? Does a makeshift tourniquet work as well as a commercial tourniquet? Are you ‘allowed’ to use tourniquets in workplace first aid? These are all questions...
Managing Mental Health in the Workplace – Employer/Employee Advice
If you have concerns over how to manage mental health conditions in your workplace, you are not alone. Keyword research suggests that currently over 4 thousand people like you are searching each month for clarity on issues relating to mental health in the workplace....
How To Manage Allergens In Your Food Business
For all of you food business owners or managers out there, we’ve compiled some practical tips that cover allergen management in the food industry. Around 10 people a year in the UK die from allergic reactions to food. You have a duty, both...
