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Offering training for your team is essential. It doesn’t just help improve their performance at work, it helps them feel valued, appreciated and an active member of your organisation. Considering it’s so important, how do you make sure you choose

Although the UK stopped observing fire safety week in favour for more frequent and specific fire awareness campaigns, this time of year is still the spiritual home of fire safety week. The UK records over 22,000 non-residential fires every year,

The Danish blade manufacturer is in discussions to begin production of the world’s biggest wind turbine blades at a new plant in the northeast of England. It’s been said that the move could bring almost 2,000 jobs to the region,

UK based company Xlinks is in the planning stages of building a 10.5 GW wind and solar power plant in Morocco, which would then be connected to the UK power grid by a submarine cable. Xlinks are currently in discussions

In its annual report, the Global Wind Organisation has announced that they are on track to establish global standards for safety training in the wind industry, with now over 100,000 trained engineers. Representing 17 wind turbine manufacturers, owners and operators

Version 2.0 of the GWO Blade Repair Standard will be launched on April 6. Since its launch in 2019, nearly 1200 technicians across the globe have completed the Blade Repair Training Standard, highlighting its importance. Following an extensive review by

The Government is set to make huge investments into renewable energy to meet its 2050 net-zero target, but which energy source will help it get there? According to figures in the Committee on Climate Change’s June 2020 progress report, the

With the government’s recent announcement of a third lockdown, Safer at Work remains open for training throughout this challenging period and will follow all government guidelines to ensure a Covid-safe environment.  To limit unnecessary face to face contact and ensure