Wearwell (UK) Ltd

Although you may think that working in a restaurant isn’t as risky as working in construction or in a warehouse, there are still plenty of risks that could cause accidents in the workplace.

Recently we have seen more and more people returning to work after long periods of working from home or being furloughed.

According to recent publications, around 240,000 people in the UK are employed by the rail industry—67.8% of these people work in infrastructure.

There are a number of industries that require proper PPE in order for employees to feel safe at work, but did you know which industry has the best safety culture?

On September 18th, the country celebrated National Hospitality Day—a day where pubs, restaurants and other hospitality businesses could unite.

PPE is an essential part of work in many industries, but do you legally need to train your workforce on the correct ways to wear and use PPE in their job?

If your employees are working with chemicals, machinery or in any other high-risk environment, you’ll need to ensure that the workwear you provide is fit for purpose and meets appropriate PPE and workwear standards.

If you’re struggling to get your employees to understand the importance of PPE in their role, here’s what we suggest doing to convince them of its necessity.