Football & Stadium Management (FSM) is a print magazine and digital news resource for those involved with sports stadia, facilities, pitch and turf care.


The Scaffolding Association Announces The Launch Of Its COVID-19 Wellbeing Guidance Notes

Scaffolding Association logoWhether you are still working onsite, in the office, working from home or have been furloughed, COVID-19 will have had a huge impact on your wellbeing. With this in mind the Scaffolding Association has launched three new Scaffold Industry Guidance Notes (SIGNS) aimed at supporting individuals during the pandemic.


Local Funders Pledge Support To Newcastle United Foundation’s Capital Project

Newcastle United Foundation - New Building Concept ImagesNewcastle United Foundation’s capital project has continued to progress following substantial donations from Sir James Knott Trust and Catherine Cookson Charitable Trust.


Reds Send Special Message To NHS Staff And Health Professionals Across The Country

Liverpool FC's pitch. Photo credit: Liverpool FC/Andrew PowellLiverpool FC has shared a special message of appreciation and support in recognition of NHS workers and health professionals on the front line of the Coronavirus pandemic.


Employers More Worried About Safety Than Penalties

Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) logoBuilding services employers are more worried about keeping their workers safe than being sued over project delays, according to the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA).


Leading Integrator Warns Of ‘Dangerous’ Overclaiming Of Fever Detection Systems

Richard Lambert, Managing Director of EvolutionMarketing materials from some manufacturers are overstating system capabilities when advertising their ability to detect carriers of COVID-19, the Managing Director of a leading systems integrator has warned.


Lives Of Cleaners “Put At Risk” Due To Lack Of Coronavirus Testing

British Cleaning Council (BCC) logoBCC calls for Key Worker cleaners to be eligible for tests just like other Key Workers

The lives of cleaners working on the frontline in the fight against Coronavirus are potentially being put at risk because they are not automatically entitled to testing, according to the industry body for the sector.


HSE advises on the importance of fitting respirators correctly

Fit testing face masks to avoid transmission during the coronavirus outbreak

Woman wearing face mask while cleaningRespiratory protective equipment

Tight-fitting respirators (such as disposable FFP3 masks and reusable half masks) rely on having a good seal with the wearer’s face. A face fit test should be carried out to ensure the respiratory protective equipment (RPE) can protect the wearer.

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