Follow the link in this article to Chris Baker's excellent summary of current legislation and implications for organisations   more »

When is a safe system of work not a safe system of work? Read this article relating to the management of air traffic at London Heathrow and make your own mind up   more »

Thanks to Chris Baker for allowing us to publish this excellent piece of work   more »

Here's a short post that offers a couple of simple links that will be useful to anyone considering ISO 9001 or OHSAS 18001 certification   more »

In this article we give you edited highlights of what to expect with the issue of OHSAS 18001:2007. Our compliments   more »

It's quite difficult, as an OHS practitioner, to try to make sense of the discipline when all around it's used as an excuse to follow other agendas. Here's a good example from this week's news   more »

Time for a light hearted post including a video collection of calamity capers resulting from inappropriate use of inherently hazardous equipment   more »

Intriguing title eh? Check out the clip inside this post for an example of the heights to which stupidity can soar...   more »

In the words of the insufferable Liam Gallagher, it would appear that people are "mad for it" when it comes to near misses. So here are a few more   more »

On with our crusade to clarify and improve the application of the more poorly understood aspects of management system standards. Today's topic, Quality and OHS Continual Improvement Objectives...   more »

Things are not the same the world over. Standards are different and, most notably, the price of a life is variable. Here's s short demo...   more »