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61 min 4 sec
Health & Safety
The most common EHS challenges haven’t changed much over the years—and that’s exactly why it’s time to go back to basics. In this session, we’ll look at how taking a fresh approach to the fundamentals can help create a safer, more connected workplace.Join our expert speakers as we uncover:* Why the same safety issues keep happening—and how to break the cycle* What the true EHS basics really are, and why they still matter* The critical role of leadership in getting everyone on board* How to connect the dots for a stronger EHS strategy* If you’re ready to move beyond the usual box-ticking and create real change, this session is for you.
59 min 18 sec
Health & Safety
Protecting workers from eye and face hazards is crucial to preventing irreversible lifelong injuries.This CPD webinar explores selecting the right eye and face protection based on specific workplace risks.Learn how the new updated standard EN ISO 16321 effectively addresses additional hazards to enhance safety and compliance in your workplace.
21 min 24 sec
Fire Safety
Darryl Gilmour provides a comprehensive overview of apprenticeship and training offerings in the fire, security, and life safety sectors.He emphasises the importance of providing career pathways for young professionals, offering various apprenticeship routes from technician levels to management, and introducing new specialised apprenticeships like fire safety advisor and critical network infrastructure engineer. He also showcases Skills for Security's talent acquisition process, which receives around 1,500 CVs monthly, and their subscription-based online training platform that helps companies conduct skills gap analysis and manage employee learning journeys.
This session was recorded at Security Matters Live in Coventry on 5 June 2025.
59 min 56 sec
Health & Safety
Cuts caused by blades continue to be a significant contributor to workplace injuries—so much so that “impacts from a moving object” (which includes knife cuts) now ranks third in the HSE's list of most common workplace accidents.In this webinar, Thomas Turner and Ian Suggitt will share their proven process for improving workplace knife safety, built on real-world experience across industries like food & beverage, logistics, and manufacturing. They’ll explore what works, share success stories, and offer practical guidance on developing an effective safety knife policy.
33 min 43 sec
Fire Safety
The presentation focuses on the growing risks and challenges associated with lithium-ion batteries, which are now present in numerous everyday devices from electric vehicles to vapes, laptops, and even lawnmowers, highlighting the potential for thermal runaway and fire hazards.Paul Trew, a technical director from the Institute of Fire Engineers with extensive fire safety experience, emphasises the critical need for education, proper risk assessment, and awareness about the storage, charging, and potential dangers of these batteries, while also noting that the technology is still in a state of flux with potential future alternatives like hydrogen emerging.This session was recored at the Institute of Fire Safety Managers Technical Day, which was part of Fire Safety Matters Live in Coventry on 5 June 2025.
49 min 58 sec
Fire Safety
This session provides an in-depth analysis of fire safety regulation competence, discussing the current framework for fire safety professionals, their training levels, and the challenges in enforcement, including low prosecution rates and inconsistent approaches across different fire services.Nick Combe advocates for better investment in fire safety enforcement, proposed the potential creation of a national fire safety regulator, and emphasised the importance of competence, skills, knowledge, experience, and appropriate behaviours in ensuring effective fire safety management.This session was recored at the Institute of Fire Safety Managers Technical Day, which was part of Fire Safety Matters Live in Coventry on 5 June 2025.
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