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Health and safety culture in schools ‘harmful to children’, Ofsted chief warns – The Independent
By 1sthealthcare / August 6, 2017
The Independent |
Health and safety culture in schools 'harmful to children', Ofsted chief warns
The Independent Overcautious health and safety procedures in schools are denying children the chance to develop “resilience and grit”, the chief inspector of schools has warned. Amanda Spielman said the culture of wrapping children “in cotton wool” was damaging for … Children denied chance to develop 'resilience' by too strict health and safety rules, warns Ofsted chief Schools chief rails against over-cautious safety rules – BBC News Children aren't learning 'resilience and grit' because health and safety-obsessed teachers are wrapping them in … |
Diablo Canyon declares an alert, no threat to public health | The … – The San Luis Obispo Tribune
By 1sthealthcare / July 28, 2017
The San Luis Obispo Tribune |
Diablo Canyon declares an alert, no threat to public health | The …
The San Luis Obispo Tribune Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant declared an alert on Friday, July 28, 2017, according to the San Luis Obispo County Office of Emergency Services. |
Scott Safety – Safety+Health magazine
By 1sthealthcare / July 23, 2017
Safety+Health magazine |
Scott Safety
Safety+Health magazine The Scott Safety Air-Pak 75i SCBA was designed with durability, dependability and user-focus in mind. The Air-Pak 75i SCBA features Scott's unique dual-redundant pressure reducer coupled with the innovative and patented Scott Vibralert end-of-service … |
Medicare Health Fair offers seniors medication safety review, screenings – Fairfield Daily Republic
By 1sthealthcare / July 17, 2017
Fairfield Daily Republic |
Medicare Health Fair offers seniors medication safety review, screenings
Fairfield Daily Republic FAIRFIELD — For those willing to brave the summer heat Sunday, the Medicare Health Fair, sponsored by the University of the Pacific at the NorthBay Healthcare Green Valley Administration Center, was a cool way to save some money on Medicare … |
Workplace Health and Safety investigating after tradie falls at Gold Coast site – Brisbane Times
By 1sthealthcare / July 10, 2017
Brisbane Times |
Workplace Health and Safety investigating after tradie falls at Gold Coast site
Brisbane Times Workplace Health and Safety were investigating. Photo: Nine News Gold Coast – Twitter. He was taken to Gold Coast University Hospital with multiple serious injuries. Workplace Health and Safety had taken the lead on the investigation and had an … |
Restaurant co-owned by mayor cited for health safety violations – Press & Sun-Bulletin
By 1sthealthcare / June 22, 2017
Press & Sun-Bulletin |
Restaurant co-owned by mayor cited for health safety violations
Press & Sun-Bulletin A restaurant co-owned by Binghamton Mayor Richard David received multiple health violation citations in May, and was subject to enforcement action from the Broome County Health Department, after inspectors say they found food sitting on the floor of … |
Health and safety is no laughing matter – The Guardian
By 1sthealthcare / June 22, 2017
The Guardian |
Health and safety is no laughing matter
The Guardian Poole points out that “the very phrase 'health and safety' has become a joke”. People roll their eyes and shrug and the jokey “elf and safety” has become part of the language. It has enabled those with power in government and the private sector to cut … |
Solving the unsolvable: 3 reasons hospitals should adopt a unique health safety identifier – Becker’s Hospital Review
By 1sthealthcare / June 15, 2017
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Solving the unsolvable: 3 reasons hospitals should adopt a unique health safety identifier
Becker’s Hospital Review During a webinar from Becker's Virtual Innovation Summit (sponsored by Becker's Healthcare, Lenovo Health and Intel) on June 7, a panel of industry leaders delved into the benefits of a unique health safety identifier and how effectively employing it … |
Firm bans workers from having beards over ‘health and safety’ fears – Metro
By 1sthealthcare / June 2, 2017
Metro |
Firm bans workers from having beards over 'health and safety' fears
Metro A construction firm has banned its employees from having beards over 'health and safety' concerns, a union says. Staff working for Mears at a site in Tower Hamlets, east London, were told they had to be clean-shaven so they could wear dust masks safely. Building firm Mears bans beards for health and safety | Daily Mail … Mears Construction Firm Sparks Health And Safety Row By Banning Beards East London building firm slammed for banning workers from having beards over 'health and safety' fears |
Memorial Day: Start minding your summertime health, safety tips – Washington Times
By 1sthealthcare / May 25, 2017
Washington Times |
Memorial Day: Start minding your summertime health, safety tips
Washington Times Driving safety Memorial Day Weekend is one of the busiest times of the year for drivers, and, also one of the deadliest. The National Safety Council estimates that more than 400 people may be killed on the road this year (data shows that from 2010 to … |
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