Welcome to our updated website

22nd January 2014 Posted in Blogs

The past year has been quite hectic and it has been a while since we issued an update.

The new website now contains client testimonials, case studies of the our most recent projects and details of an exciting scheme which is aimed at providing a competent Health and Safety professional to small and medium enterprises from as little as £10 per week.

We will issue further updates via the website soon but please also visit us via twitter for breaking news stories, updates and one or two dangerous looking photographs. You can read out twitter feed here https://twitter.com/safetysmart

Thanks for taking the time to read our website. We look forward to hearing from you.

From Twitter

Safety Smart @safetysmart2010 ·

9 Mar

An inspection from HSE can happen at any time, usually unannounced which means you must always be prepared.

But don’t worry, we can help get prepared with our latest Smart Resource

https://safety-smart.co.uk/smart-resource-health-and-safety-inspections-how-to-always-be-prepared/

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Safety Smart @safetysmart2010 ·

6 Mar

#DidYouKnow we have a regular update packed full of health and safety advice and all the industry updates you need to be aware of!

Sounds good right?

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Safety Smart @safetysmart2010 ·

4 Mar

James Bond' finds an HSE inspection is no time to lie

#HSEInspections #WorkingAtHeight #SafetySmart

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Safety Smart @safetysmart2010 ·

2 Mar

£187,600 fine following 18-year-old apprentice’s life-changing injury

A manufacturing company has been fined £187,600 after the shirt of an apprentice became caught in machinery, resulting in three broken ribs and injuries requiring skin grafts.

https://www.ioshmagazine.com/2026/01/30/ps187600-fine-following-18-year-old-apprentices-life-changing-injury

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