Industry News HubGlass is often presented as the perfect circular economy material, possessing the qualities of being entirely and endlessly recyclable. Unfortunately, like so many things in life, the truth is a little more complex on close inspection. Envirotec spoke to Steve Whettingsteel, founder and CEO of glass recycling technology firm Krysteline, in search of a clearer […]
Last year the government issued a consultation detailing proposals to amend The Highway Code to create rules on the safe use of automated vehicles on Great Britain’s motorways. It has now published a summary of responses received, alongside the government’s response to the consultation.
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Align legislation & prevent accidents by communicating important safety information when & where co-workers need to see it.
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FYLD, an AI-driven digital platform which powers productivity for field teams, has won two awards at the Energy Innovation Awards, powered by the EIC.
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The HSE has issued a safety alert advising of a serious technical fault found with mast climbing work platforms (MCWPs).
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MRW Councils’ WEEE collection scheme to include price review mechanism Proposals from the WEEE Schemes Forum on the producer balancing scheme put out for consultation Councils’ WEEE collection scheme to include price review mechanism Corin Williams Read More
Keeping up to date in the world of EHS regulations is essential if you are to stay compliant but the activity in and of itself may not be the most value adding task on the to-do lists of many workers.
Globally, over 4,500 new EHS&S rules were enacted in 2021 which will all need to be considered for larger corporations looking to stay compliant, however keeping up to date with the changes can be a task for a whole department.
If you are looking to cut down on the manual research required to stay compliant, a regulatory content management system could be the answer.
The time investment needed to build and maintain an accurate register of regulations is a huge ask and assessing their site-level applicability for larger organisations is an even more time-demanding process.
The use of an online regulatory content platform will help to automate the discovery and ongoing applicability assessment task for organisations. This will help you to focus on more value adding activities and improve efficiency when dealing with regulatory changes and working out the moves you need to make as an organisation to stay compliant.
Greater automation of the mundane research and development tasks will allow for more high-level decisions to be made around how to make the workplace safer, and how to implement the necessary changes for staying compliant with up-to-date legislation. Employee hours lost on research and data entry can be spent on implementing EHS initiatives and coming up with new ideas.
When it comes to getting buy-in at the board level conveying the business case is crucial. Here we share an insightful eBook from Regscan which looks at the business case for EHS&S regulatory content management platforms and how you can implement them within the workplace.
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Expect to learn more about the productivity benefits of regulatory content management platforms and how to accelerate growth with smarter regulatory insights, how to reduce risks and costs and how to maximise the value driven from digital systems.
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MRW ‘Only six more’ EfWs needed in the UK Number of operational energy-from-waste incinerators falls by two, but Tolvik estimates half a dozen extra needed for the UK to ‘reach a sensible market’ ‘Only six more’ EfWs needed in the UK Will Hatchett Read More
MRW Councils told anaerobic digestion ‘is key to carbon reduction’ ADBA says anaerobic digestion for food waste can deliver a 6% cut in the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions as more than 300 local authorities declare a climate emergency Councils told anaerobic digestion ‘is key to carbon reduction’ Will Hatchett Read More
MRW Tenders and contract wins round-up 6 May 2022 Dudley offer £40m for energy-from-waste operation, an NHS trust wants waste management for £15m and Biffa wins in the north Tenders and contract wins round-up 6 May 2022 Murtuza Ghadyali Read More