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On the 17th April 2010 at 10pm, MCM Insurance are proud to say that Ella Hall and Jayne Hughes are taking part in Shine Manchester, a unique night-time walking event in aid of Cancer Research UK (the world's leading charity dedicated to beating cancer through research). More »
HSE launches Campaign to Reduce 'Preventable' Slips, Trips and Falls »
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched a campaign to reduce the number of slips, trips and falls in the UK as it has revealed statistics showing that they are the most common cause of major injuries in British workplaces. More »
Smoke Alarm Importance Highlighted by House Fire in Wales »
The life-saving abilities of smoke alarms have been recently highlighted after an incident in north Wales, where a woman and two young girls survived a blaze after being alerted by their device. More »
Simple Safety: Asbestos - the Hidden Killer »
Asbestos is a major hazard to health - its use prohibited. But it is still present in many buildings and can still cause illness and disease. More »
Simple Safety Tips: The Wheels of Industry - Machinery »
It is not just the manufacturing industry that can't manage without machinery - there are machines in every workplace; from mincers in retail butchers to guillotines and binders in the office, from saws in woodworking mills to drills in engineering workshops. More »
Apprentice Legislation will come into effect in April »
Employers who take on apprentices will soon have to adhere to a new law which has been passed by the government, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills has announced. More »
ABI: Motorists on Mobile Phones Biggest Threat »
Motorists who use mobile telephones while behind the wheel are the "biggest menace" on the UK's roads, a new report from the Association of British Drivers (ABI) has said. More »
Winter Months "See More Accidental But Fatal Fires" »
Accidental, fatal residential property fires occur more often in winter, between November-January, the London Fire Brigade has reported. More »
New Look Fined £400,000 for Breaching Fire Safety »
New Look, a top high street clothing chain was fined £400,000 last week for breaching fire safety law after a fire started at their Oxford Street, London, branch. More »
Energy Efficiency Could Save Businesses a Combined £6.4bn a Year »
Businesses could save a combined £6.4 billion every year by becoming more energy efficient, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has said. More »
Products Liability for Retailers »
A product you have sold could cause injury to the purchaser, or another user, or damage to their property. In such circumstances it is possible that you, the shop owner, could face a claim for damages and compensation from the purchaser or user. More »
Motor Traders - Guide to Vehicle & Driver Management »
With the increasing sophistication of vehicle manufacture; vehicle repair cost inflation; and the ever-increasing propensity of the public at large to claim, there is little doubt that the introduction and observance of even the most basic risk management measures can have an impact on your policy premium. More »
There are increasing numbers of workers for whom the office is not the usual place of work. What is commonly known as homeworking is growing and managing the health and safety of such employees presents new challenges for employers. More »
Key Security and Vehicle Theft »
Introduction: The provision of better locks, alarms and immobilisers in new vehicles has greatly improved their security. However, with vehicles becoming harder to break into or steal, thieves are now paying greater attention to theft of vehicle keys - an essential precursor to easy theft of a vehicle. More »
Simple Safety Tips: Managing the Risk for Tradesmen »
Tradesmen - Protecting You and Your Business More »
First Corporate Manslaughter Case Reaches Courts »
However much we might all want to pat UK plc on the back for the genuinely impressive reduction in workplace fatalities since 2007, it only takes one death to serve as a stark reminder of the dangers that may be present in almost any business. More »
Working Drivers 'Should Be More Familiar with Highway Code' »
There is room for improvement in terms of how much knowledge working drivers have of the rules of the road, according to Roddy Graham, commercial director at Leasedrive Velo Group. Mr Graham responded to new figures published by the organisation that showed some drivers lack familiarity with some aspects of the Highway Code. More »
Sprinkler System Benefits Highlighted by Fire Fighters »
Fire fighters on the Isle of Man set two houses on fire in the hope of convincing developers, local authorities and government departments of the importance of sprinklers, it has been reported. One of the properties had an activated automatic sprinkler system, while the other was unprotected. More »
ACAS Figures Show Increase in Claims »
A report from the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service commonly know as ACAS has reinforced indications from the provisional employment tribunal statistics that workplace disputes have increased significantly in the past year, particularly claims of unfair dismissal. More »
Safety First for Plant Transport »
BBUS is working with two leading partners, JCB and Ifor Williams, to improve the safety and security of mini‑excavation trailers used on-site throughout the UK. More »