Paul Graham 
Lithium-ion batteries have become an essential part of modern working life. They power everything from cordless tools, laptops and mobile devices to scanners, cleaning equipment and other rechargeable workplace equipment. Although lithium-ion batteries are generally …
Safe storage of hazardous substances is an important consideration for workplaces handling chemicals, oils, paints, cleaning products and other potentially harmful liquids. Correct storage helps protect employees, keeps working areas organised and provides additional protection …
Winter weather can create serious challenges for businesses, schools, warehouses, factories, construction sites and commercial premises. Ice, snow and freezing conditions can make car parks, pathways, loading areas and entrances hazardous, increasing the risk of …
Flooding can cause devastating damage to businesses, commercial properties, warehouses, offices and industrial sites. Whether caused by extreme rainfall, surface water, overflowing drainage systems or rising water levels, floodwater can enter a building quickly and …
An accidental oil, fuel or chemical spill can happen in seconds, but the consequences can be expensive and potentially dangerous. Damaged machinery, contaminated stock, slippery floors, environmental pollution and disruption to normal operations can turn …
A leaking roof, pipe or ceiling may start with just a few drops of water, but if left uncontrolled, it can quickly cause thousands of pounds worth of damage to stock, machinery, electrical equipment, computers, …
Oil, fuel and chemical spills can happen in almost any workplace where liquids are stored, transported or used. From warehouses, factories and workshops to construction sites, transport depots and utilities, even a relatively small spill …