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Isocyanate exposure in motor vehicle repair is a serious health concern that’s now under close inspection by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). Across the UK, HSE inspectors are visiting garages and bodyshops to make sure safety measures are protecting workers from the leading cause of occupational asthma. These inspections…

Governance and Legislation Under the DUAA A new regulator: IC replaces ICO The ICO will become the Information Commission (IC). This new regulator will be governed by a board. John Edwards, the current Information Commissioner, will act as Chair for its first term. This move creates a body with broader…

DGSA DSEAR risk assessments are becoming vital in today’s changing safety landscape. Dangerous substances no longer move only on lorries, ships, or planes. They are stored in warehouses, used in factories, and integrated into complex processes. This shift means compliance does not stop at transport. It extends to every stage…

Work-related fatal injuries 2024-25 data from the Health and Safety Executive has just been released. It paints a mixed picture for workplace safety in Great Britain. The number of workers killed in accidents has fallen from 138 in the previous year to 124. While that drop is good news, each…

DGSA hazardous materials compliance is not just a box-ticking exercise. A DGSA, or Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser, plays a crucial role in ensuring your business meets UK and international regulations when transporting or handling dangerous goods. If your company works with hazardous materials, having a DGSA is often a legal…

Health and Safety Audits are vital for protecting your employees, meeting legal requirements, and maintaining a productive workplace. These audits help you identify potential risks before they become serious problems. They also demonstrate your commitment to safety — something that builds trust with staff, clients, and regulators.In this blog, we…

COSHH chemical safety is essential for any workplace where hazardous substances are present. COSHH stands for the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health, a UK regulation designed to protect workers from harm caused by chemicals, fumes, dusts, and other hazardous materials.This guide explains what COSHH means, why it matters, and…

Workplace Safety Hazards can cause serious harm to your employees and your business. Every workplace, from offices to construction sites, faces risks. Identifying and managing these hazards is essential for protecting people and staying compliant with UK health and safety regulations.In this blog, we look at the five most common…

GDPR and Data Protection are essential for protecting your business, employees, and clients. In a world where data moves faster than ever, compliance with UK regulations is not optional — it’s the law. At RADCaT, we take the complexity out of data protection. Our expert consultants deliver tailored solutions for…

Farming has long been the backbone of the UK’s economy, providing sustenance and employment across the nation. However, beneath the pastoral imagery lies an industry fraught with risks. The importance of UK farming health and safety cannot be overstated, as it directly impacts the well-being of those who work tirelessly…

Training for Success Effective training is the cornerstone of a safe and productive workplace. At RADCaT, we believe that equipping your team with the right knowledge and skills not only ensures compliance but also creates a culture of safety and efficiency. Why Training Matters According to HSE, 60,645 injuries were…

Protecting Your Workplace from Explosive Risks Handling hazardous substances is a daily reality for many businesses, but without the proper precautions, these materials can pose significant dangers. That’s where DSEAR (Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations) assessments come in. Here’s why these assessments are essential and how they help protect…

What Your Business Needs to Know Staying compliant with ever-changing regulations can be a daunting task for businesses, but 2024 brings new opportunities to refine your processes and avoid penalties. Whether it’s health and safety, GDPR, DSEAR, or employment law, the key is understanding how these updates affect your organisation…

ADR UK Explained – A Practical Look at EQ Rules & Benefits  When it comes to transporting dangerous goods under ADR regulations, the rules can quickly become complex and costly, but if you’re only moving exceedingly small quantities, there’s a lesser-known—but incredibly useful—alternative which is Excepted Quantities (EQs).  Often misunderstood…

ADR UK Explained – A Practical Look at EQ Rules & Benefits  When it comes to transporting dangerous goods under ADR regulations, the rules can quickly become complex and costly, but if you’re only moving exceedingly small quantities, there’s a lesser-known—but incredibly useful—alternative which is Excepted Quantities (EQs).  Often misunderstood…