Occupational cancer

The EU Commission has issued three new amendments to REACH and an updated edition of radiation guidance has been published.

IOSH is calling on businesses to do more to prevent workers from exposure to asbestos as more accurate estimates indicate work-related exposure to this deadly material kills more than 230,000 a year globally.

We look at the main updates to chemicals regulations coming in 2021 and how they could impact downstream users.

This webinar provides a solid foundation of UK chemical safety legislation and the key legislative changes following Brexit. It is aimed at downstream users of substances.

The IOSH-funded Driver Diesel Exposure Mitigation Study (DEMiSt) recently revealed its findings about professional drivers’ exposure to diesel pollution in London.

A hotel in Yorkshire has been fined £24,000 for failing to act fast enough to deal with asbestos in the building.

Major new research has shown that drivers are at a greater risk of cancer than other occupations.

Mike Hedges has been a London taxi driver for 30 years and more recently became a researcher into air pollution.

Site workers are confusing RPE and PPE, dust blitz finds