Many employers hesitate to address workplace stress, concerned it might open a "can of worms" or lead to difficult conversations. However, the evidence clearly shows that proactively managing stress creates healthier, more productive workplaces.
The Business Case for Stress Prevention
Are you a business owner struggling to juggle HR? Or an Office Manager or Health & Safety Professional who has been given the role of HR? Are you spending lots of time on people issues and firefighting? We can help!
Continue Professional Development is important to Safety Scotland and recently Chris completed the Face Fit Train the Trainer course.
We’ve discussed why you should consider outsourcing health and safety, but you might be wondering what services we offer.
We provide a wide range of services, from Health & Safety consulting to HR, making us a consultancy with a comprehensive approach; see below for more information on how we can assist you and your business.
Benefits of Outsourcing Health & Safety Support
If you are considering outsourcing your Health & Safety support, make sure you think through all factors before making a decision.
To help you decide, we've listed some of the main benefits of outsourcing for you to consider.
If you would like more information or to discuss how we can support your business please contact us.
We were over the moon to receive a 'Highly Commended' award for 'Excellence in Customer Service' at The Trades Awards on Friday.
Safety Scotland is pleased to announce that they have teamed up with SMG Safety to deliver a variety of First Aid courses from their training facility in Grandholm and have already got dates for courses for September/October and November booked in.
PPE should be regarded as the last resort to protect against risks to health and safety. Engineering controls and safe systems of work should be considered first.
On Friday night Safety Scotland was awarded the BEST SMALL BUSINESS at the annual North East Trade Awards, which again this year was held digitally due to the pandemic.
HSE’s inspectors across Great Britain will be targeting construction firms to check that their health standards are up to scratch during a month-long inspection initiative, starting on Monday 4th October 2021.