Health & safety blog
Practical guidance on safety management, training, workplace culture and wellbeing from the EazySAFE team.
Working from Home as a Parent in the Pandemic
Even writing the title of this article was strange. I know I am not the only one who feels we are living in a very strange time.
Working from home, during the COVID 19 Pandemic and into the future
I am writing this article from my own home office, while my significant other takes his turn to watch our three children!
Planning Your Safety Budget
If you are a Health and Safety professional working with an organisation, then you know how challenging it can be to plan or even forecast a safety budget!
Air Quality in the Workplace and the Impact on Worker Well-being
Indoor air pollution is one of the top five environmental risks to public health. Today we look at how you can make IAQ a positive impact on worker wellness
Finding The Motivation to Change
As 2020 begins, we look at what motivation it takes to actually change and improve your physical and mental wellbeing in the year to come.
Injured and Disabled Employees: Getting them back to work
The disabled person may very well be an expert in their work. So, it may make sense to retain or return your employee to work.
The Benefits of an Effective Safety Committee
The role of the safety committee is to assist management in providing a safe workplace for your staff and helps ensure employee engagement. Read more here!
Challenging our Beliefs for Better Workplace Relationships
To promote a culture of wellbeing in the workplace, relationships must be at its core. Read about how challenging your attiudes can have a positive impact.
Understanding Safety - Electrical Safety - PAT Testing Principles and Practice
Portable appliance (PAT) testing is a basic maintenance activity and must be properly managed to ensure compliance. Read more on what's involved here.
Risks to the Long-Term Health of Irish Workers
An occupational disease is a disease where work may be a contributory factor. Read more on the risks to Irish workers here.
