Wiser Safety

14/01/2026

Kick off Q1 with less paperwork and more progress.

Our consultants streamline the process so you stay compliant and focused on delivery.

We start with a clear gap analysis against your chosen standard, then build the required policies, procedures and evidence packs.

For ongoing assurance, our Competent Safety Partner service supports your MHSWR Regulation 7 duties, with hands-on help across audits, site checks and management reviews.

📞 Book a call to discuss our Competent Safety Partner package or request a platform demo today.

12/01/2026

Safety culture starts with leadership.

Policies alone do not change behaviour. The actions of leaders do.

A leadership-led safety culture helps reduce risk, strengthen compliance and create safer workplaces where people feel supported and confident to speak up.

Read the full blog here bit.ly/3LzxTbO to learn how strong leadership influences safety every day and how the right support and training can make a real difference.

08/01/2026

If you want to speed up procurement, reduce clarification rounds, and stay audit-ready, our latest blog breaks down everything you need to know about Constructionline Gold, SSIP, and Building Safety Act compliance.

https://wisersafety.co.uk/blog/constructionline-gold/

05/01/2026

Start Q1 with a clear, practical health & safety plan.

Define objectives, schedule site inspections, and book accredited training for First Aid at Work, Fire Warden and COSHH.

Our online safety management platform centralises records, inspections and actions, with real-time dashboards and automated reminders so nothing slips.

Pair it with our Competent Safety Partner service to meet MHSWR 1999 Regulation 7, with live, auditable evidence built in.

02/01/2026

A Warrington business owner has been fined £4,420 after serious fire safety breaches.

The owner continued to use a building for residential purposes, even after Cheshire Fire and Rescue issued a Prohibition Notice. Inspections had found poor fire separation, missing alarms, blocked escape routes, and no emergency lighting.

Ignoring fire safety notices is dangerous and illegal. This case is a reminder that businesses must take fire safety seriously to protect lives.

30/12/2025

Wrap up the year with confidence.

Now is the ideal time to confirm your health & safety essentials are current, consistent and compliant. Review your policy, risk assessments, fire risk assessment, training matrix and investigation records against ISO 45001:2018 and HSE HS(G)65 principles and address any gaps before the new year.

Want a clean slate for January and fewer admin headaches?

📞 Book a call to discuss our Competent Safety Partner package.

25/12/2025

24/12/2025

A little message from our MD, Wayne;

"I would like to personally thank our clients, partners and the fantastic Wiser Safety team for an incredibly strong year.

It’s been a busy one, with plenty of hard work, but seeing the impact we’ve made, makes it worth it!

Thank you for trusting us to keep your people and workplaces safer."

19/12/2025

A manufacturing company has been fined £80,000 after a visiting lorry driver fell from a trailer during loading and suffered life-changing injuries.

During the delivery, the driver was moving cages when one got stuck. He stepped back, fell from the trailer, and sustained a brain injury and multiple fractures.

The HSE found the company hadn’t put measures in place to prevent falls from height. This shows why assessing risks and using proper safety systems is essential.

15/12/2025

Wiser Safety supplies defibrillators for workplaces, schools, and community spaces.

Having a defibrillator on hand can make all the difference.

Protect your team and give peace of mind today.

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12/12/2025

In the news, a Yorkshire animal feed manufacturer has been fined £500,000 after a worker lost part of his foot in machinery.

Here’s what happened: the worker was trying to fix a machine when his foot got caught and he spent six weeks in hospital.

The HSE investigation found the company hadn’t put proper guards in place and hadn’t assessed the risks of the work.

This is a stark reminder that machinery must always be properly guarded and risk-assessed before maintenance.

Safe working practices save lives.