Transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy is a hot topic, understandably so. Energy companies must deliver a future that is sustainable – and part of that is transitioning into renewable energy forms such as wind energy. For those looking to start a new career – this presents an opportunity to retrain and look towards roles related to this sector. In this article, we identify what those looking to join the wind energy industry should consider.
Often, we find that people assume a confined space must be small – with only one way in and out. This is a common misconception – the reality is that confined spaces come in all shapes and sizes. What makes them confined is that they are fully enclosed – or that it is reasonably foreseeable that it would or could contain a specified risk.
Tuesday 2 August 2022, saw the UK launch of the new and highly anticipated Drager Pro Air long duration breathing apparatus.
It is a little-known fact that we can supply safety equipment to our customers.
We are not tied to any brand or manufacturer, so our advice is always objective and based on recommending the best and most suitable products for your needs and situation.
2022 marks the 200th anniversary of the Hetton Colliery Railway – and this historic occasion was celebrated by the HCR200, a charity which promotes the railway. Learn more about the carnival – and how MRS joined the event.
First Aid training should not be undertaken for compliance reasons alone – learn more about the types of first aid training we provide, and what our advanced first aid training course covers.
Our Medium Risk Confined Spaces courses are now upgraded to the combined entrant and entry controller certification.
MRS Training & Rescue will soon be launching Safety Boat Services for Water Rescue – learn more about this new service which is designed for anyone working around water.
Following on from the annual workplace fatality statistics published by the HSE in July which showed that falls from height sadly remained the biggest cause of workplace fatalities, Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety last month published their full annual workplace statistics for 2020/21.
