Legionella Risks During The Coronavirus Outbreak
Employers, the self-employed and people in control of premises, such as landlords, have a duty to identify and control risks associated with legionella.
If your building was closed or has reduced occupancy during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, water system stagnation can occur due to lack of use, increasing the risks of Legionnaires’ disease.
BESA Fears Mental Health ‘Second Wave’
The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has warned that there could be another surge in mental health problems across the construction and building engineering sectors as more sites and buildings re-open.
The Effects Of The Coronavirus On The Lighting Industry
The Lighting Industry Association (LIA) surveyed its members to establish the effect of the current lockdown on the lighting industry.
Working Safely During The Coronavirus Outbreak
This guidance is for employers and those who are self-employed and work with or near other people. It may also be useful to workers and their representatives.
We Have A Duty To Protect Our Security Work Force
Abbey Petkar of Magenta Security Services regarding the recent ONS statistics.
BESA Welcomes New Government Financial Guarantee
The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has welcomed the government’s announcement of further support for businesses provided by a Trade Credit Insurance guarantee of business-to-business transactions.
Making Workplaces Safe? A Load Of Hot Air
Preparing an office for safe re-occupation is about much more than turning on the lights. Once it is agreed who will be working and when, there needs to be a thorough re-evaluation of air conditioning and ventilation systems, according to the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE).
