Safety first

Author: April Lara
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This week, health and safety progress takes center stage as leaders across industries step up to protect workers. 

Northern Ireland’s workers lead the UK in embracing AI for safer work environments, and CSP’s David Nichol joins the health and safety board, reinforcing a commitment to proactive leadership. As burnout and sleep issues plague the agricultural sector, industry experts urge farmers to take action. The 10th anniversary of Farm Safety Live highlights hands-on demonstrations, ensuring safety remains practical, not just policy. 

Meanwhile, the construction industry embarks on trials of a platform aimed at supporting mental health, an often-overlooked but critical aspect of well-being. Safety breaches continue to have costly consequences, as seen in a Wisconsin paper firm’s $280k penalty, serving as a stark reminder of the importance of compliance. 

These lessons underscore the undeniable value of putting safety at the forefront.



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