J&B Recycling invests in SiteZone to enhance their site safety
North East waste management specialists J&B Recycling have invested more than £40,000 to enhance safety at their sites across the North East with the installation of SiteZone, a..
Hear our MD talk at RWM Let's Recycle Live 2022
We’re speaking in the Data & Digital Theatre at Let's Recycle Live on 15 September at 2pm about our latest product development that’s also been shortlisted for the Excellence in..
Productivity & behaviour change at Let’s Recycle Live 2022
SiteZone Safety will be exhibiting at Let’s Recycle Live for the third time in 2022. Always a good event on the calendar and this year we’ll be showcasing our proximity warning..
HSE 2021-2022 workplace fatality figures published
Last week [6th July 2022], the HSE published its annual figures for workplace fatalities. While the number has reduced slightly from the previous year, it’s in line with..
Technology & training - key to occupational safety in 2021
I was pleased to see that among the most popular safety trends forecast for 2021 is wearable technology. Speaking from my own experience as a supplier of wearable safety tech,..
How proximity warning has changed in recent years
Learning on the evolution trail 2020 is still relatively new and I’m thinking about change and times ahead. I’ve also been considering the lifespan of SiteZone proximity warning..
We cannot drop our guard on safety
This summer, the latest statistics from the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) on workplace fatalities were released for 2018/2019. While we have had a lot to be heartened about in..
SiteZone Productivity – thinking laterally about safety
As passionate as I am about safety, I’m also committed to developing SiteZone Safety as a business. It’s been a challenging yet fulfilling journey so far. All the while, it has..
Wasted opportunities – consistent data to improve safety
Being struck by a vehicle while at work is surprisingly common throughout various industries in the UK. The waste sector remains a very high risk, in fact, its fatalities are 15..