by Alisonmsasafety | Dec 3, 2019 | Care, Health & Safety, Mindfulness, Training & Development
Welcome back! We hope you enjoyed our Autumn Newsletter. Again, we received some great feedback so please keep it coming. As Christmas and the New Year approach, it’s a perfect time to reflect on what an incredible year its been for the MSA team and we want to...
by Alisonmsasafety | Oct 22, 2019 | Health & Safety, Training & Development
A True Health and Safety Horror Story It’s autumn, the dark nights are drawing in and there’s a chill in the air. With the dark nights come Halloween, where horror stories are told as part of the Autumnal fun; an axe murderer creeping around a cabin in the woods while...
by Alisonmsasafety | Sep 2, 2019 | Care, Facts, Safety Tips, Training & Development
Welcome back! We hope you enjoyed our summer newsletter. We received some great feedback, so please keep it coming. As Autumn approaches and the dark evenings draw in, this seasons issue looks at how we can all promote a eco-positive work environment. Being...
by Alisonmsasafety | Jun 27, 2019 | CSCS, Health & Safety, Training & Development
CITB have changed the way it supports training for the construction industry. Part of this strategic change is the creation of CITB Approved Training Organisation (ATO) status that is awarded to training providers. MSA Safety have been an ATO since 2018, meaning we...
by Alisonmsasafety | Feb 20, 2019 | Care, Health & Safety, Training & Development
How many First Aiders do I need? The exact number of first aiders required depends on; the size of your company location of the work being carried out the nature of your work, i.e. construction, manufacturing, office based low or high-risk factors There is no correct...
by Alisonmsasafety | Jan 23, 2019 | CSCS, Facts, Health & Safety, Safety Tips, Training & Development
What is CSCS? CSCS is the UK construction industry’s leading skills certification scheme that verifies construction workers skills and training. If you have a CSCS card, then you have proof that you are qualified and sufficiently trained to do the job. Read on...
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