Jon Abbott, Cardinus Director and specialist in developing global ergonomics and health and safety programs explains why now is the right time to invest in ergonomic support for your employees.
In a time of growing financial uncertainty, economic pressures have forced organisations to rethink spending priorities, often leading to recruitment freezes, redundancies and increased pressures on a reduced workforce. But there’s a critical risk that many organisations are overlooking: how these economic decisions affect the physical and mental wellbeing of their employees. And, more importantly, how that, in turn, affects productivity. Read more.
Cardinus updates
Comparing Building Insurance: Everything you need to know
Whether you’re a property manager, commercial landlord, or business owner, understanding your building insurance is non-negotiable. Yet many only realise their policy is inadequate after disaster strikes, when it’s far too late.
This article explains the different factors to consider when comparing building insurance policies effectively, how to avoid common mistakes and ensure you’re protected against the unexpected. Read more.
Why accessible eLearning is key for occupational drivers
For those who drive as a job, the level of training received can be the difference between a comfortable shift and a nasty, even fatal, collision.
In many instances, the problem isn’t that the core information relayed to drivers during training is wrong or insufficient; it’s that the training is delivered with no consideration of individual accessibility challenges.
This article explains the importance of accessible eLearning for professional drivers and how fleet managers can address this industry challenge. Find out more.
From info to action: How to apply DSE assessment data
Most organisations understand the importance of assessing display screen equipment (DSE) but momentum can fade once the assessments are completed. Risks are flagged, reports are generated, yet nothing tangible changes. The same issues resurface, employee discomfort continues, and compliance levels slip. This article explores how to put your data to good use and turn DSE insights into real-world interventions. Read more.
In the news
Report warns UK businesses of ‘perfect storm’ in workplace safety
Financial pressures, outdated equipment and rising worker cynicism could combine to undermine health and safety standards across UK workplaces, according to Dräger’s fifth annual Safety and Health at Work Report. Read more.
Reforms to Building Safety Regulator to accelerate housebuilding
Delays to high-rise developments could ease soon following a government announcement today on the future of the Building Safety Regulator (BSR). Read more.
We’re back in San Jose with leading voices in ergonomics, workplace safety, and employee well-being. Join us at The Westin, San Jose on Wednesday 1 October (12pm-5pm) for this exciting and free-to-attend event.
We’ll explore how ergonomics and technology can improve long-term health outcomes and reduce injury risks across all ages. Learn how investing in better movement habits today helps build a healthier, stronger workforce for the future. Save your seat today.
MGAA Conference 2025
Our insurance team will be exhibiting at the MGAA Conference 2025, which takes place on Thursday 3 July 2025 at Old Billingsgate, London.
EHS Congress London
The Cardinus team will be exhibiting at EHS Congress London at the London Marriott Hotel, Regents Park from 28-29 October. If you are attending the event and would like to arrange a meeting please email us.
Ahead of the Curve: EHS Trends Shaping the Future of Manufacturing
Our US ergonomics partner DORN invites you to a webinar on 10 July 2025 at 6PM (BST) with Dr Kevin Weaver. They will cover key EHS regulatory changes, legal updates and technologies shaping compliance in US manufacturing. Register here.
DSE Assessor Training
This course will be delivered virtually on 2 & 23 July (10.00-13.00 BST). The DSE assessor training is aimed at new DSE assessors who have responsibility for reducing DSE risk and seeking regulatory compliance. To book your place, please email us.
Healthy Working PACE Essentials Course
This course will be delivered virtually on 16 July and 6 August (10:00 - 12:30 BST). The Healthy Working PACE Essentials course is aimed at new administrators of the Healthy Working system and for those in need of a refresher. To book your place, please email us.
