Happy Monday! Great read here to start the week - learn the basics of physical interface design thanks to 52 different lego bricks! designedbycave.co.uk/2020/LEGO-Inte… #Ergonomics #HumanFactors #CIEHF #EHF2021 #CIEHFJoin #InterfaceDesign #UX #Lego Amanda Widdowson Noorzaman Rashid

Nigel and Matt are Zooming to the Lone Worker Safety Live event tomorrow afternoon (13th) on what would have been the date of the live event. Register for the whole afternoon here (it’s free) loneworkersafetylive.com/virtually-a-co…

Delighted that our ISO9001:2015 certification was approved with no non-conformities today. Our Quality Management System has really helped us operate in this past year. Thanks especially to Joanne Higgins and mandy for lining up our ducks.

We're looking for our next star safety practitioner uk.indeed.com/viewjob?cmp=Hu…

Matt Trigg Human Applications speaking real sense about @workingfronhome @HandS_Events LONE WORKER THEATRE

No sooner had I finished signing off on the risk assessments for working with Human Applications than I got set upon by a gang of kids outside The Elms. I’ll be honest, getting a water pistolling on the hottest day of the year wasn’t the worst end to my day #rfwci

Well done to iON Consultants Limited , Human Applications and Quality Transport Training Ltd - all now certified to #CyberEssentials

Get this from our Young Leader: “Positioning the risk and safety profession in a post-Covid world”, Claire Philp | IIRSM iirsm.org/news/positioni…

Proud of John, the Manager of our local pub. The fire alarm sounded and out we went. No fannying about. Back in now, because of course it was a false alarm. Bravo sir.

Professor Susan Michie klaxon! #bbcnews

Happy 30th Birthday to me.

Been on our travels lately. You?

We’d still call it Ergonomics, though. Driverless cars: Researcher disguises himself as car seat in study bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

“Do this one”. Error reduction kit for today’s knee op. #itscalledergonomics

There is an extraordinary assumption in many massive organisations that senior people have the level of risk-literacy that they need. We see this so often: a risk register that isn’t making anyone ask the single question: “and is this ok, then?” Call us.

IN STEP WITH SAFETY Wearing safety shoes could increase the risk of falling, according to a new study. Researchers examined the impact of wearing protective footwear on a user’s balance when they unexpectedly trip.

You want cake? We got cake! Thanks mandy and crew for arranging our Macmillan Coffee Morning.

Well. As of today our team of Chartered Safety and Health Practitioners are officially Chartered Safety and Health Professionals. Which means we’re ineligible for the Safety Olympics, or something. Onwards!

In an unexpected twist, here’s our Chris Jelfs making his debut with Shell’s Bells on a snowy Sunday at the Lion in Basford fatzorro Jim McKenzie

How nigel heaton rolls.