2015. Venue: Dunston Innovation Centre in Chesterfield. A half day update on the health and safety landscape which had, at that point, had been changing quite rapidly thanks to the Lofstedt report 2013 and the Young Review 2014. Presented by Dave Fagg and despite being only half a day, the trend was set for the provision of a high class lunch and the chance to chat with like-minded spirits, before we all went on our separate w...

Rated by last years’ exhibitors at our seminar as “the best regional and independent health and safety seminars there is.”

It’s nearly seminar time of year once more. 12th May is the date, at the Chesterfield venue of the Ringwood Hall Hotel.

So why Ringwood? Well, just let’s say it’s their turn. We like to take the annual event round the region, i.e. South Yorkshire one year, Nottinghamshire another year, North East Derbyshire...

They came from far and wide, although predominantly from Derbyshire, South Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire. The annual health and safety event, organised and sponsored by Train to Safety was once again a run-away success, beating the previous year as always. People attended to experience some of the most powerful presentations we have hosted. “Plenty of food for thought”, “The best you have done by a long way so far”, “Powerful,...

 Our annual health and safety seminar reaches new and dizzying heights each year. What once started as a humble half a day update for our closest clients, has now changed beyond recognition. It was these loyal and original clients who insisted that we returned annually, five years ago now, who are really to blame. Because, driven by their opinions about, what it should include and become and by our determination to meet and su...

Most manufacturers have problems trying to prevent their staff slowly developing Upper Limb Disorders (ULD’s) over time. Unfortunately as it’s generally not regarded as a critical safety issue, (where organisations tend to jump to attention immediately following an accident or invest plenty of resources preventing them happening in the first place), ULD’s and their causes tend to be put onto the back burner. As they say, “We s...