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Sarah Klieve appointed President of NASC

NASC richard.cree@nasc.org.uk
Sarah Klieve appointed President of NASC 

Who is Blackrock?

Rodo Claire Unwin
WHEN IT COMES TO PROTECTION, YOU’RE IN SAFE HANDS WITH BLACKROCKBlackrock Workwear has almost 20 years of experience in designing and manufacturing safety footwear, hi-vis clothing, work gloves and PP …
The VR Fire Trainer goes into AR/XR
Experience the Future of Fire Safety Training with the New Vobling XR Fire TrainerComply Sense is proud to announce that the award-winning Vobling VR Fire Trainer is now available in Extended Reality …
Golden Fred makes its public debut at Fire Safety Live, Olympia London, 1–2 July 2026
Golden Fred, the compliance platform built for UK fire safety contractors under the Building Safety Act 2022, launches publicly at Safety, Health & Wellbeing Live and Fire Safety Live at Olympia Londo …
In 2022, a tragic incident occurred in a logistics company that left an employee with life-changing injuries, and the company on whose premises this happened with a £1m fine. A subsequent investigatio …
Paul Rapuano, Global Strategic Partnerships Manager at workplace safety software company Rapid Global, explores the health and safety opportunities that AI and digitalisation present. 
By Jimmy Lee, CEO, Rapid Global, the workplace safety software company.
Phoenix launches exclusive NEBOSH-verified AI course
Phoenix Health & Safety has announced the launch of a groundbreaking new training course, Artificial Intelligence – Application in Occupational Safety and Health (OSH).
Burnout issues highlight urgent need for action

Burnout issues highlight urgent need for action

IOSH Marcus Boocock, Senior External Affairs Manager, IOSH
IOSH is urging employers to take decisive, preventive action on workplace stress, as new data shows almost two in five (39 per cent) young adults aged 18–24 took time off work due to burnout in the pa …
IOSH urges action on women’s PPE

IOSH urges action on women’s PPE

IOSH Marcus Boocock, Senior External Affairs Manager, IOSH
IOSH has welcomed evidence that thousands of women are now better protected at work following a campaign highlighting the serious safety risks caused by ill-fitting personal protective equipment (PPE) …