Workers' Health and Mental WellBeing and its Co-relation to Productivity
An interviewee described how organisations use props to denote the status of site managers, such as separate, pristine welfare facilities for managers above 'slop houses' for workers. I've seen similar things on sites. It paints a picture of worke
The Safety Hazards Involved in Working in Night Shifts
Almost two thirds (62%) of night workers are male, with women making up a third (38%) and the North West and Yorkshire have the highest rates of night-working, with one in nine people on night duty. According to the TUC night working is most commo
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Workforce Safety Training
With a view to stopping violence and harassment in the world of work, the ILO's constituents - governments and employers' and workers' organizations - have started a process which may result in the first international labour standard or standards
Hazop in the Process Industry and Risk Assessment and Management
HAZOP is a structured and systematic examination of complex placement of process or operation to identify and evaluate problems that may represent risk to personnel or equipment. Intention of preparing is to review the design to pick up design or
Sustainable Development Chief Criteria in Implementation of Workplace Safety
New jobs will be created by adopting sustainable practices in the energy sector, including changes in the energy mix, promoting the use of electric vehicles and improving the energy efficiency of buildings. Ecosystem services - including air and w