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We've made strides in improving our service to members and getting the company ready for the future. With our team's dedication and hard work, we're confident that we'll continue to provide our members with the service they deserve and meet any challenges that come our way.
I have recently decided to join the board at EB Safety Group and I am currently settling into the process. Coulson Building Group is one of the founding members of EB Safety Group and as my role has evolved at Coulson's over the years there is a sense of company pride to continue to be a part of and help lead on H&S matters within construction.
Even when I was still at school, I knew I wanted a job where part of my role would be out and about and not stuck behind a desk from 9 to 5 every day. I wanted purpose, a job that didn’t make me want to stay in bed on a Monday morning, so I’m pleased to say I’ve got just that.
I take great delight in seeing how safety standards are always being improved. I handle problems head-on and practically, constantly looking for new and creative ways to improve safety procedures. It is extremely satisfying to see how these efforts are helping to lower workplace accidents and promote a safety-conscious culture within the construction industry.
It used to be the product of our efforts, buildings dotted around East Anglia, now its the people I have employed and see how they have built their careers a and families. This is when the responsibility of being a director hits home.
The safety group is now in a period of stability and controlled business planning. The new reporting system allows for the better analysis of a members performance which will in turn mean safer sites, the ultimate aim of EB Safety
I want people to be safe on site and go home to their family at the end of the day. I enjoy what I do as a H&S Advisor as seeing the sites I visit improve since the last H&S visit as to the recommendations I have found on the sites. This makes me happy to see that I am making a difference out there and being listened to.
The HSE will be starting Site Inspections all over Great Britain in September looking at Manual Handling and the General Movement of materials. What are we doing to look after our site teams?
One of the safest locations to work in the world is Great Britain. Although there has been a long-term decline in the number of fatal workplace accidents, the incidence was largely flat in the years before the coronavirus epidemic.
When a health and safety inspector calls
Every year as part of their work, they go to thousands of destinations. One of the many duties they do every day is your visit.
LPG forklift truck fire risk
Health and Safety Executive - Safety notice
HSE is aware of a number of fires on, and around, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) powered forklift trucks and other similar vehicles that have occurred during starting
We at EB Safety Group want to wish the King and Queen all the best on the day of the Coronation
Taylor Wimpey, a home builder, was found guilty of breaching the environmental permitting regulations at Cwmbran Magistrates Court on Wednesday, May 4, 2023.
Asbestos is a dangerous material that can cause cancer and other serious health problems. It is essential to ensure that asbestos removal is carried out safely and by trained professionals who know how to control the risks.
The Scottish Plant Owners Association (SPOA) has been raising awareness of the dangers of drug and alcohol use on construction sites for years.
The UK government has unveiled ambitious plans to boost the country's energy security and independence by scaling up affordable, clean, homegrown power and building thriving green industries.
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has joined forces with six other built environment bodies, fire safety organisations, and disability rights groups to urge the UK government to reduce the height threshold for new residential buildings with more than one staircase to 18 metres, approximately six storeys, from the currently proposed 30 metres, approximately ten storeys.
The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is investing over £100 million in grants to help train construction workers and provide them with the skills they need. From 1st April 2023, CITB will double its grant rates for short courses to assist businesses in offering more training and support employers in delivering core skills training to their teams amid rising costs.
It’s important to take the necessary precautions to stay safe. This includes having the proper equipment and training, assessing the risks and planning the work accordingly, communicating effectively, and taking care of yourself while on the job.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of adhering to health and safety regulations in construction work to avoid incidents that could result in severe injuries or even fatalities.
Our branding project has been instrumental in taking us to this point, and we are thrilled with the results. The new PPE, along with our renewed branding, is a clear statement of intent.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched a new campaign this week to remind people working in construction trades about the risks associated with asbestos.
Leave extra stopping distance from the vehicle in front, keep both hands on the wheel and take your time. It’s better to arrive later and safely, rather than the alternative.
We've made strides in improving our service to members and getting the company ready for the future. With our team's dedication and hard work, we're confident that we'll continue to provide our members with the service they deserve and meet any challenges that come our way.
As employers, it is our responsibility to ensure that we protect our workers from these hazards. The law sets out how employers must deal with risks from manual handling…
December 2022 saw the launch of the NASC (National Access and Scaffolding Confederation) SG4:22: Preventing falls in scaffolding operations guidance.