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As 2025 draws to a close, it’s the ideal time for organisations to pause, reflect, and reset. At Walker Health and Safety Services, we’ve worked alongside a wide range of clients this year, and one theme has stood out: the businesses that thrive are those that treat health, safety, and environmental (HSE) management as a […]

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December blends festive celebrations with winter extremes, making it one of the most complex months for HSE management. It’s also an opportune moment for inclusion and reflection. Key Focus Areas and Relevant UK Campaigns: 1. Safety Essentials – Workload & Fatigue Prevention: Encourage balanced hours and check in with teams handling year-end responsibilities. – Festive […...

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Slips and Trips in Icy Weather: Don’t Let Winter Catch You Off Guard As temperatures drop and pavements freeze, the risks of slips and trips rises sharply. Icy surfaces are deceptively dangerous—what looks like a harmless patch of frost could send you flying. Why It’s Risky Black ice is invisible and extremely slippery. Snow-covered hazards like […]

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Driving Responsibly Employees must adapt their driving to winter hazards: Drive slowly and smoothly, avoiding sudden braking or acceleration. Increase following distances—up to 10 times longer on icy roads. Use headlights appropriately in poor visibility. Avoid distractions and stay alert to changing conditions. Follow designated routes and avoid risky shortcuts. These behavi...

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Winter arrives in earnest in November, bringing additional risks and heavier operational pressures. It’s also a fitting time to reflect on workplace safety culture and legacy. Key Focus Areas and Relevant UK Campaigns: 1. Safety Essentials – Winter Driving Risks: Icy roads and shortened daylight demand fleet checks, safe driving guidance, and realistic scheduling. – […]

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