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Research has revealed that people on zero-hour contracts are twice as likely to work night shifts than any other person on the payroll.

The Vice-President of Product Marketing at Corit, has given her opinion on what she believes will be the top trends coming up within the H&S sector.

There are still some serious challenges that will need to be overcome in order for additional investment in the renewables industry to be opened up.

Hornsea One is expected to provide more than one million homes in the UK with renewable electricity, all through energy created by wind.

Britain is currently the world’s largest offshore wind market, accounting for 40 per cent of worldwide capacity.

The Scottish Ambulance Service introduced a new emergency response system back in 2016, which has now been credited with saving an amazing 43% more lives

According to the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy, leaving the EU on March 29th will affect renewable energy businesses 

A recent report has found that more and more energy in the EU is being produced through renewable sources as opposed to coal.

It has been announced that the GWO will be introducing new training standards for blade repair technicians, as well as other members of staff.

A new initiative named #DustBuster is highlighting the dangers of working closely with dust and how employers need to mitigate the health risks involved.

The MOD is holding a number of war games to help assist the government in case any disruption does take place after Brexit.

5G-enabled video streaming systems to help hospital-based doctors make lifesaving decisions by watching live footage.

Recent analysis has revealed that the amount of electricity generated in the UK in 2018 fell to its lowest level in 25 years.

The UK government is investing £26.6 million in a number of projects including research into new uses for robotics & AI in a bid to boost health & safety.

According to new analysis, power output from renewable energy reached a record high of 33 per cent of the UK’s total power in 2018.

Recent statistics found that nearly £230,000 has been paid out to teachers in Scotland as compensation for injuries at work.

A new investigation revealed that over 200 acts of vandalism have been directed towards ambulances & rapid response vehicles in the past three years.

The agriculture sector has one of the poorest records in Britain, with the latest figures showing that 33 people were killed in the industry in 2017/2018.

Ofsted have suggested that the physical development of pre-school children is being hindered due to health and safety rules.