Working on roofs and scaffolding comes with its own set of risks, which is why safety must be the foremost concern for both workers and employers. Every year, numerous accidents happen because of insufficient safety measures, misuse of equipment, or inadequate training. In this blog, we will delve into crucial
As we step into a brand-new year, it’s the perfect time to reflect on our professional goals and commitments. At the forefront of these should be the safety of our teams of workers, especially when it comes to work at height. Working at height is among the most dangerous activities
In today’s fast-paced digital world, online training courses have become increasingly popular across various industries, including safety training for working at heights. Although these courses provide a level of convenience and flexibility, they frequently lack the in-depth, practical experience necessary to guarantee the safety of employees in high-risk situations. If
Leading Edge Safety is dedicated to making sure that employees who must work at heights can do so in a secure and safe manner. In honour of International Safe Places to Work Day that takes place on Saturday 27 July, we shine a light on a critical aspect of working
Did you know that approximately 400 serious injuries and 15 deaths involving safety ladders occur in the UK each year? If an untrained worker dies or gets seriously injured from falling off a ladder, what excuse could the employer provide? Take responsibility and equip your workforce with the necessary training
Men’s Health Week 2024 is celebrated between the 10-16 June. This event aims to raise awareness concerning health issues that predominately affect men. The theme for Men’s Health Week 2024 is to support men in taking charge of their well-being, encourage them to make wise lifestyle decisions, and seek medical
The purpose of Safety and Health at Work Day is to raise awareness of potential health risks and accidents that may occur at work. The International Labour Organisation seeks to increase workers’ awareness of potential risks to their health and safety in higher-risk industries. Ensuring a safe and healthy work
Fall restraint vs. fall arrest The most fundamental difference between the two methods of work is the fall potential. A fall arrest system allows the operative to fall and then ‘arrests’ the fall. Whereas fall restraint system, (when used correctly), prevents the fall occurring. Both fall restraint and fall arrest
Fall arrest systems are used to prevent or help to reduce the risk of injury and in some cases even death after a fall when working at height. Discover how to safely calculate your clearance whilst using fall arrest equipment. A personal fall arrest system is designed to: protect a
The Work at Height Regulations of 2005 outline all the requirements’ companies and workers must implement in order to ensure workplace safety. In order to be fully compliant with the law, construction sites must meet all requirements of the regulations without exception. Where working at height is specifically performed sometimes
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