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Supporting wellbeing when working from home: some key tips

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By Nigel Oseland, Keith Whitehead, Neil J. Shepherd, Dräger Hire
| British Safety Council
The increase in post-pandemic hybrid working means that more employees than ever are regularly working remotely at home and in ‘third’ spaces, like cafes and co-working hubs, as well as in their organisation’s office. In this article I focus on how to enhance the wellbeing of those working from home.
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Gas detection and monitoring: safety as a service

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By Neil J. Shepherd, Dräger Hire, Manuel Tender, Andy Lake Verified
| British Safety Council
When it comes to managing corporate safety requirements such as gas detection and monitoring, having the right equipment in place to keep employees safe, and to protect company assets, is non-negotiable. Photograph: Dräger However, when it comes to funding this type of equipment, there is a growing recognition that in some situations and environments, renting items may provide advantages compared to buying outright.
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CBE+ hosts mental health day for employees

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By Richard Ryan, Dräger Safety, Dräger Hire
| Manufacturing Management Verified
Published: 26/05/2021 Chesterfield-based CBE+ is leading the way in supporting its employees with mental health matters. The multi-discipline engineering business is holding an interactive mental health awareness day on Friday 28th May, when employees will be able to talk with HR and communications staff openly and receive information packs. Statistics show that mental health problems in the UK have increased significantly throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Wolverhampton manufacturer calls for better safety training

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By Richard Ryan, Dräger Safety, Dräger Hire
| Manufacturing Management Verified
Published: 21/05/2021 Wolverhampton-based manufacturer of compact, pre-hospital emergency medical supplies, TyTek Medical, in partnership with safety charity, citizenAID, is calling on more to be done to raise awareness of how to stem blood loss in victims of trauma. Thousands of lives could be saved in the UK every year if people had the right training and education to ‘stop a bleed’, the company says. TyTek and citizenAid have carried out a survey to mark ‘Stop the Bleed Awareness Day’ (20 May).
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