No Falls Foundation

📢 BOOKINGS NOW OPEN!📢 Join us at the No Falls Foundation Conference for an engaging, inspiring, and educational afternoon. Connect with the work at height community, hear from expert speakers and leave with plenty of actionable advice. The evening will see the return of our Charity Ball, kicking off with a drinks reception, followed by a three course dinner, charity auction and a night of dancing. 📍 Radisson Blu East Midlands Airport Hotel 📅 Thursday, 15th May Book your place today! https://lnkd.in/gvBGnyPE

Some exciting news! Who's coming?

Thank you to Denholm Industrial Services who have become a No Falls Supporter! HSEQ Director, Robert Thomson told us: At Denholm Industrial Services, we are committed to the highest standards of safety, responsibility, and integrity. Supporting the No Falls Foundation aligns with our core values by reinforcing our commitment to preventing falls from height—one of the leading causes of workplace injuries and fatalities. The foundation’s vital work in raising awareness, promoting education, and advocating for safer working environments resonates with our dedication to protecting both our workforce and the wider industry. By supporting the No Falls Foundation, we actively contribute to a culture where safety is prioritised, lives are safeguarded, and best practices are upheld.   Our support is a testament to our belief that every worker has the right to return home safely.

A big thank you to HSS Training for becoming a No Falls Foundation Gold Supporter! HSS Training continually adapt to serve their customers to ensure workplace safety, no matter the industry. Their dedicated team oversee and plan training in line with UK safety standards to ensure delegates go home safely. HSS Training have become synonymous as the UK’s leading technical health and safety training provider, offering availability on over 350 industry recognised courses including work at height, where they have remained the top provider for over 5 years. Mark Winfield, Managing Director told us:- We know all too well the dangers associated with work at height, and HSS Training have always actively looked to provide education around the safe use of equipment, to ensure that our delegates have the tools to work safely. We are proud to sponsor No Falls Foundation who continue to help those affected in the aftermath of a fall and look for our work together to further safety surrounding work at height practices. #WorkAtHeight #WorkingAtHeight #Training

This will be an interesting watch! 📺

Join Jason Carlton from the Ladder Association as he discusses the alarming issue of potentially unsafe and substandard equipment currently being sold in the UK market. Learn practical steps to ensure those working at height do so safely. Don’t miss Jason’s insightful session at Safety, Health & Wellbeing Live in Manchester Central. Catch him at the HSM Knowledge Hub on Thursday, 23rd January, at 12:50pm.

Thank you to the Association for Project Safety for inviting us to speak at their Mental Health in the Construction Industry event at the Welsh National Assembly- The Senedd this week, alongside our Ambassador, Dylan Skelhorn (Safety Up and Ladder Locker) . Charity Manager Hannah Williams discussed how workplace accidents can affect mental health—not only for the individual involved but also for their colleagues, witnesses to the incident, and friends and family. Dylan Skelhorn also shared the success of the charity's mentoring programme, which has helped individuals open up about their mental health following a fall from height. If you or someone you know has experienced a fall from height, please reach out to see how the No Falls Foundation can support you." #WorkAtHeight #WorkingAtHeight #HealthAndSafety #MentalHealth #Construction

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We need your help. If you've been following our 'Step Up to Safe Ladders' campaign (https://lnkd.in/eDsS3kK2) you'll know how passionate we are about preventing the sale of unsafe, non-compliant ladders to UK consumers - especially those bought via online platforms. We have been approached with a great opportunity to get this message out via a flagship daytime television show, BUT... they need to speak directly to people who have sadly had an accident involving a fall from an unsafe telescopic ladder they bought online, and who are willing to share their story publicly. We fully appreciate this can be a sensitive topic and not everyone is willing to share their story. However, if you or someone you know, has had an accident involving an unsafe telescopic ladder bought online and is willing to talk about it, it would enable us to raise vital awareness and keep other people safer at height. You can get in touch by emailing: marketing@ladderassociation.org.uk or by sending us a message via LinkedIn. Thank you.

📢 Last chance to take part in our UK Falls from Height Research Study! We’re asking for your help to gather data on falls from height you’ve experienced, witnessed or investigated. By studying your case alongside others, we can provide evidence to support changes in practices, standards and regulations that could lead to the prevention of future falls. If you’ve ever experienced, witnessed or investigated a fall from height, please take this opportunity to share your story using the link below and contribute to this important research. https://lnkd.in/eCmDNWEN #WorkAtHeight #WorkingAtHeight #HealthAndSafety IOSH The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) Health and Safety Executive Build UK