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JOINED UP THINKING Reactec explains how its R-Link smart watch and


connected worker technology can help you make sense of HAVS-related compliance.


REGULARS


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NEWS Catch up on what’s new in the industry and get


the latest from the courts.


PRODUCTS & SERVICES The latest launches and updates from across


the sector. FEATURES


TAKING THE LEAD Kate Field at BSI, looks at what it will take to


tackle the organisational causes of psychosocial risk and work-related mental ill-health.


DON’T SLIP UP Watco’s Scott Saunders shares his expert advice


on identifying and dealing with hidden hazards to ensure a compliant and safe facility.


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TAKE THE RIGHT ACTION Russ Langthorne, Managing Director of


HAVSPRO, explains how monitoring can help ease the pain workplace vibration diseases.


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A HELPING HAND What roles do measured vibration levels


and manufacturer’s data play when assessing HAV exposure, asks Mary Cameron at SOCOTEC.


COMPLIANCE & RISK ASSESSMENT


NOW IS THE TIME CHAS Managing Director Ian McKinnon


explains why now is the time for contractors who haven't yet taken the Common Assessment Standard to embrace the scheme.


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DRIVEN BY AI Using data collection software alongside


artificial intelligence can be game-changing for businesses seeking to improve their understanding and management of OSH risk, says Protex AI.


HUMAN FACTORS & ERGONOMICS


OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIND? As we find ourselves in a new era of remote


and hybrid working, Osmond Ergonomics MD Guy Osmond explores the potential impact on the health of employees.


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