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No matter the size of your organisation, Safety Services Direct aims to help employers and business owners meet their health and safety obligations in the workplace. So, if you are a single contractor, SME, or corporate business that needs health and safety support, we are here to help you. Whether you require training in a specific area, a customised Risk Assessment and Method Statement (RAMS), Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), or wish to gain SSIP Accreditations for a straightforward tendering process, we have got you covered with a range of competitively priced products that can be tailored to suit the needs of your business
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Health and Safety Advisors: What They Do, Why They Matter, and How to Become One
Health and safety advisors play a quiet, critical role in keeping people safe at work. They work behind the scenes, reviewing processes, challenging decisions, guiding leaders and preventing incidents left, right and centre. When they’re doing their job well, you...
Why In-Person Training Still Matters for Health and Safety
Online training is a very useful tool in our busy world - it’s flexible, convenient and cost-effective. But when it comes to health and safety for managers and supervisors, convenience alone just doesn’t cut it (or at least, it shouldn’t). Robust health and safety...
Understanding Asbestos: Risks, Regulations and Reality in the UK
Asbestos. It’s a word that still sends a shiver down the spine of anyone involved in construction, maintenance or facilities management. While the material was banned decades ago, its repercussions remain, tucked away inside millions of buildings across the UK. ...



























