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Health and Safety
Napthens agrees health and safety partnership with QCS
Napthens - February 4th 2021
Quality Compliance Systems (QCS), the UK’s leading provider of content, guidance and standards for the social care sector, has further enhanced its Health & Safety compliance credentials by agreeing a long-term partnership with Napthens Health and Safety.
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Winter precautions
Chris Walker - November 2nd 2020
It is often the case that Accidents/Near Misses increase during the Autumn and Winter season due to a number of reasons including: there being less daylight, leaves falling onto paths causing them to become wet and slippery and cold weather spells causing ice and snow to build up on paths and walkways.
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New recruits strengthen growing health and safety team
Napthens - September 2nd 2020
Napthens Health and Safety, the health and safety arm of regional law firm Napthens, has continued its growth by appointing a new adviser.
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Health and Safety in the leisure sector
Napthens - August 19th 2020
In this Brief Conversation, Head of Leisure and Licensing, Malcolm Ireland chats to Chris Walker who heads up Napthens Health and Safety. The pair discuss the current situation, what leisure businesses need to be considering and what's possibly around the corner for them.
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Being COVID-Secure is now an essential requirement of doing business
Chris Walker - August 6th 2020
In this article, Head of Napthens Health and Safety, Chris Walker, considers the impact of COVID-19 on your current health and safety duties.
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Brief Conversations: Has health and safety gone mad?
Napthens - September 30th 2019
We’ve often read or heard about the stories where Health & Safety has ‘gone mad’ – the myths about the sack race at school being cancelled or conkers being banned from the playground because of safety fears. But these myths are gradually becoming part and parcel of everyday life and we often make a joke about not being able to do something because of ‘Health and Safety’, but is it really a reason not to do things or is it there to help protect us?
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