Black Box Thinking: What can we learn from aviation health and safety?
The aviation industry is a leader in health and safety standards. Why? Because of black box thinking. Here’s what we can learn.
Year: 2015
New sentencing guidelines in the UK: What you need to know
A few months ago, we blogged about proposed sentencing guideline changes in the UK – well, they’ve certainly arrived, with The Sentencing Council having released its new guidelines for prosecuting health and safety violations this week.So what are the changes?In a nutshell, it’s the way in which fines are calculated that are changing. From the 1st … Read More
Cahill group opts for Pro-Sapien’s configurable HSEQ Innovate software
Press Releases 9 October 2015 · Glasgow, UK Pro-Sapien, award-winning supplier of Microsoft SharePoint and Office 365 based EHS solutions, has been selected by Cahill Group, one of the largest multi-disciplinary construction companies in Canada, to implement their HSEQ Innovate software. Pro-Sapien’s software will increase Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality efficiency across Cahill’s construction, fabrication and technical … Read More
Pro-Sapien wins new contact as provider of configurable EHS software to Low and Bonar
Press Releases 9 October 2015 · Glasgow, UKPro-Sapien, award-winning supplier of Microsoft SharePoint and Office 365 based EHS solutions to global enterprises, this week announces they have been selected by international manufacturing enterprise, Low and Bonar to provide the organisation with personalized HSEQ Innovate software.As a result of an extensive selection process, Low and Bonar … Read More
New Health and Safety sentencing guidelines due
New UK sentencing guidelines proposed for November 2015 by The Sentencing Council of England and Wales mean large firms will face fines of up to £20 million for the most serious Health & Safety offences in line with the HSE‘s commitment to reducing work related death (corporate manslaughter), injury and ill health through various means, … Read More
