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25 Oct 2026
Fire Risk Assessment: Who Is Responsible in Your Warehouse
Most UK warehouses have a fire risk assessment on file. Far fewer can name who currently owns it.
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21 Oct 2026
Lone Working at Night: What UK Law Requires
Night shifts leave lone workers exposed for hours. Here is what UK law requires and how to build a check-in system that actually holds.
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16 Oct 2026
An Unannounced HSE Visit: What Happens and What It Costs
An unannounced HSE visit can trigger a Fee for Intervention bill running into thousands. Here is what happens from the moment they arrive.
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01 Oct 2026
ISO 45001 Worker Consultation: What Auditors Look For
Safety committee minutes alone rarely satisfy clause 5.4. Here is what auditors actually want to see as evidence.
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20 Sept 2026
First Aiders on Site: The Needs Assessment Explained
Most sites inherit their first aider numbers from whoever had the job before. Here's how to work out the right figure for your site.
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15 Sept 2026
Racking Inspections: the Walk, the Expert, and the RAG Tag
Two inspections and a three-colour tagging system are all it takes, but only if all three are actually working together.
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18 Aug 2026
10 Things to Check on a Contractor RAMS Before You Sign
Most site managers have signed a RAMS they barely read. Here are ten checks worth making before you put your name to it.
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17 Aug 2026
Days Since Last LTI: Metric or Vanity Number?
The clock resets to zero and everyone breathes again. But did anything actually change on the shop floor?
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16 Aug 2026
Lithium Battery Fires: The Risk Already in Your Warehouse
Lithium chargers for e-bikes and forklifts are now one of the fastest-growing fire risks in UK warehouses, and most sites are not ready.
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15 Aug 2026
Three Questions That Fix Your Toolbox Talks
Most toolbox talks lose the crew in the first minute. Three questions, five minutes, no slides, changes that.
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13 Aug 2026
Near Misses: Getting the Reports That Actually Get Filed
If your near-miss book has three entries this year, the problem isn't safety — it's reporting.
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12 Aug 2026
Method Statements That Actually Get Signed Off
Most RAMS get sent back not because the work is unsafe, but because the document fails to prove the hazards have been thought through.
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11 Aug 2026
Permit to Work Systems: the 8 Types and Why Paper Fails
When permits are legally required, the eight types that cover most manufacturing sites, and why paper systems fail during real shutdowns.
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10 Aug 2026
TRIR, LTIFR and the Denominator That Trips Everyone Up
Two formulas, two different base figures, and one very common mistake that makes your safety rates incomparable to any benchmark.
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09 Aug 2026
50 Toolbox Talk Topics to Cover Every Week of 2026
Fifty topics by category, how to run a five-minute briefing that sticks, and a done-for-you option if you want the year mapped before January.