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Don’t use the ‘one factor at a time’ (OFAT) approach when designing experiments

Today’s blog post is written by Albert Plant who delivers a wide range of Continuous Process Improvement courses. I am greatly surprised at the number of experimenters I meet who still don’t understand the basics of designing experiments. This includes engineers and scie...

Why would you do an internationally recognised NEBOSH International Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety?

– Research conducted by NEBOSH this year showed that a NEBOSH qualification and/or Technician Membership of IOSH or higher was specified in 90 out of 100 jobs advertised in the UK for health and safety managers and advisors. – The Diploma holder may use the designator...

Workplace Health and Safety – an innovative approach

The Health and Safety Authority on its website has asked the Irish healthcare sector to submit case studies in relation to three work related accident triggers. These are: – Manual handling (which incorporates patient handling work activities); – Slips, trips and fall...

Management commitment within an FBO

Management commitment as defined by the FDA within any FBO, (Food Business Operator), is the framework which must be created whereby food safety can be seamlessly implemented at factory floor level. The following is how the FDA measure management commitment when undertaking food ...

International or National NEBOSH Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety?

Reading the latest NEBOSH newsletter, it is interesting to note that the International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety has overtaken the National General Certificate when it comes to annual registrations. According to NEBOSH between April 2011 and 2012, ther...

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