Tag: Artificial Intelligence

WA Management blog posts relating to Artificial Intelligence.

AI and Health and Safety Risks

The advancing sophistication of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is showing a myriad of opportunities within the world of health and safety. Far beyond writing risk assessments and method statements, AI can be combined with existing technology to allow predictive risk management, advanced monitoring systems, improve efficiencies and productivity. For example, camera monitoring equipment trained on AI […]

Week Commencing 19/10/2026 – In The News

CCTV captures terrifying runaway Range Rover incident that left passer-by with life-changing injuries A vehicle recovery driver has pleaded guilty after a runaway Range Rover he failed to secure rolled down a hill in Bournemouth, dragging him beneath the vehicle before crushing a member of the public who attempted to help. Sean Baker, a vehicle […]

Business Risks of AI

While AI has the potential to increase efficiency and productivity in the workplace, it also comes with legal and compliance risks that must be taken into consideration. The United Kingdom does not currently have specific AI legislation in place, meaning that businesses are at risk from both inputs to and outputs from AI systems, and […]

Top Tips for Using AI Safely in the Workplace

As AI becomes increasingly common in the workplace, businesses implementing it to improve efficiency, productivity and decision-making. However, without the right controls in place, AI can also introduce risks, such as data protection and cyber security concerns, inaccurate information, and over-reliance on the technology. Keep reading for our top tips for using AI safely at […]

Safety Spotlight: Cyber Security and Understanding AI

As part of October’s Hazard of the Month, Artificial Intelligence, we’re highlighting two key areas: Cyber Security and Understanding AI. Cyber Security Taking steps to protect yourself and your business from cyber security risks is essential in today’s digital workplace. The good news is that improving your cyber security doesn’t have to be complicated. A […]

Week Commencing 13/04/2026 – In The News

“At one point I was genuinely terrified I was going to bleed out and die” A flower supplier has been fined after an employee’s leg was amputated following a serious incident at its processing facility in Huntingdon. Andy Hazelden was working for MM Flowers Limited, at its site in Alconbury Weald, on 4 February 2023 […]

Week Commencing 05/01/2026 – In The News

Employment Rights Bill praised by IOSH The UK Government’s Employment Rights Bill is ‘a watershed moment and a bold, long-overdue step forward for worker rights’, according to the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH). The Bill is set to become law after it cleared the House of Lords. It introduces sweeping reforms designed to […]

Week Commencing 03/02/2025 – In The News

New guidance to protect those using gas and air safely in hospitals New guidance to protect Britain’s midwives from excessive nitrous oxide exposure has been published by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). The guidance is aimed at those responsible for ensuring the safety of workers and new mothers on maternity wards. More commonly known […]

Week Commencing 27/01/2025 – In The News

Industries taking toll on employee wellbeing revealed A new study has revealed which careers are most impactful on the wellbeing of those who work in those industries. The research, conducted by Phoenix Health & Safety, looked at how different industries affected the physical and mental health of workers, as well as how workers felt their jobs […]

Week Commencing 16/09/2024 – In The News

Two-thirds of employees stressed by work Work is the third biggest cause of stress for UK employees, after lack of sleep and money worries, according to new research. Over two-thirds (70%) of the 1,238 employed adults surveyed by HR software provider Ciphr, identified at least one aspect of work that contributes to their stress levels. Work […]