Injuries related to vehicles are the number one cause of accidents on farms, with hundreds injured in the last five years. In fact, vehicle-related incidents account for almost a third (30%) of agricultural fatalities in that time.

So, why are the fatality rates so high in agricultural work, and what can be done to lower them?

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Motorways are heavily utilised by long-distance traffic, and often there are numerous drivers passing through who are unfamiliar with the area. While this is typically not an issue, it can pose challenges when a motorway unexpectedly closes.

That's where emergency diversion routes come into play. These routes are designed to guide motorists back onto the motorway at the next junction, even if they have no knowledge of the local area. They are readily available for use and exist throughout the country, providing diversion options for any segment of motorway that may need to be closed.

So, what do these signs look like and how do they work? Read on to find out.

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When your employees dedicate one-third (or more) of their day to work, whether it's sitting in front of a computer, working on a production line, or at a construction site, they may be exposed to health risks. Even seemingly innocuous work situations, such as sitting at a desk, can lead to serious chronic health issues over time. 

While each job and industry has unique circumstances, there are common health risks that every employer should be aware of.

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In 2022, studies found that one in five, or 21% of employees don’t feel that they’re able to talk to their employer about their mental health. In fact, one in six people experience mental health problems in the workplace.

Mental health and the workplace have a large amount of impact on one another. Both as an employee and as an employer, understanding the importance of mental health in the workplace could be lifesaving. Here are five tips on managing mental health in the workplace, as an employer or an employee.

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Electrical safety awareness is crucial; even if you don’t work with electricity exclusively, it’s a constant in your home and workplace that leaves you open to a number of possible risks.

May is electrical safety month, but how aware are you of the electrical risks around you? How is electricity dangerous, and how can you avoid being injured? Find out below.

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