Addressing how to prevent cuts is a vital part of safety training. Lacerations are one of the most common types of workplace injuries, especially in industrial settings, but also in less hazardous environments like offices. Thankfully, such incidents are largely preventable. Safety training plays an important part.
A few tips to keep your little darlings safe Mother’s Day – the one day in the year when Mum can relax and let everyone else do the work… but is it really? For those of you with small children it can be a day you battle through, biting your tongue and trying not to […]
A Past and Present Overview Let’s address the most obvious question first; what is it? In short, International Women’s Day is celebrated on the 8th of March each year by many countries across the world. The day commemorates the movement of women’s rights and marks the achievement of women from all backgrounds, industries and walks […]
What can be done to help on the journey I am a self-confessed ex-smoker and can quite smugly say that I “just stopped” on New Year’s Day 2010. However, I had lost count of the times I tried… and failed to stop previously to this date. I still class myself as a smoker and I […]
NEBOSH Course Costs Most people who begin eLearning with SHEilds have a clear goal in mind; to enhance their career with professional Health, Safety and Environmental courses along with their associated knowledge. A NEBOSH Qualification offers increased recognition from employers. Every year, more than 35,000 people working in an array of industries take these globally […]
10 Measures to Minimise Risk Marking the start of Spring, Holi – the Hindu festival of colours – is an event that is celebrated in India by the throwing of coloured water and powders at each other. It is also increasingly acknowledged and celebrated in similar forms by various other communities and cultures around the […]
Benefits for SHE Qualifications One way or another, in the workplace most of us are thinking of advancement; promotions, expanded responsibilities, employment options and security usually being top of the agenda. However, the means to realise these goals may not always be readily apparent. We might vaguely consider them but lack a clear idea of […]
6 Tips to Ensure the Day is Safe Cultural Celebrations are strange things; often a part of life from early childhood memory we grow up acknowledging and planning our lives around them because – quite simply – they have seemingly always been there. With that said, dig a little deeper and really question these events […]
Four Key Pieces of Advice for Online Safety It seems fair to say that the internet – much like the people who use it – has the capacity to facilitate both great and terrible things. The speed and range of communication it has spearheaded in the last three decades is unprecedented in human history and […]
Dispel Myths and Misconceptions The week beginning the 26th February 2018 is when Eating Disorders Awareness Week begins, where organisations will aim to dispel myths and misconceptions around eating disorders. In recent years there has been some focus on eating disorders within the workplace. Often the mere mention of Eating Disorders can make people feel […]