Summary of The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005
Occupational noise exposure remains a persistent risk factor that could lead to early hearing loss or permanent tinnitus, particularly where exposure is cumulative or peak-impact based. As a health and safety issue, the Control of Noise at Work Regulations (2005) seek to outline employers’ responsibilities when noise is a workplace hazard.
The challenges of leaving the Armed Forces
In this article, we talk to former Armed forces personnel who have made the transition to civilian employment with Radiocoms. It can be a difficult transition for those leaving the military to begin their first civilian career. Hear what they have to say about their journey.
How APCOA transformed its customer service with a communications upgrade at Heathrow Airport
The opening of the Lexicon provided an opportunity for a new radio system to be deployed, that covered not only the centre but the wider town centre. Members of the Management Team had been familiar with MOTOTRBO having made use of it in Princess Square. In time for opening day all stakeholders had reviewed the portfolio of products and chosen a specification that gave both the Management and Tenants, a future proof solution, to respond to the demands of a busy retail environment.
Meet Dhisha, Radiocoms Operations Administrator
Meet Dhisha Radiocoms Operations Administrator. Discover what a typical day looks like for her, from quality checks to ordering 17 meter masts, and see how’s she’s got weekending down to a fine art.
The history of the two-way radio
There are many misconceptions about the early days of two-way radio history. Over the decades, this technology has played a pivotal role in everything from coordinating military efforts to protecting lives in emergency situations. While the devices themselves have evolved significantly, the core need they fulfil – instant, reliable communication- remains unchanged. Here’s a closer look at the story behind one of the most impactful communication tools ever developed.
Health and safety risk assessment: what it is and why you need one
Every employer is responsible for providing a safe and healthy workplace for their employees. To this end, you must consider all possible dangers they may encounter. Then, you must identify and implement safety measures that should help protect your workers. This process of identifying and reducing or eliminating risk is known as health and safety risk assessment.
Our guide to health and safety in the aviation industry
Working in the aviation industry means that employees are protected by the same regulations as other employees, with some additional industry-specific rules that require special attention. Our guide to aviation health and safety provides a broad outline of the regulations that apply, with a particular focus on ground-based staff and their health and safety needs. These are the people most airline passengers only see in passing, if at all, but they are the backbone of any aviation concern.
A summary of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974
The Health and Safety at Work etc. Act of 1974 sets out the principles employers must follow to keep their workers safe. Fleshing out its framework, various sets of regulations specify how certain risks should be managed. This article summarises the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 key points and provides examples of some of the regulations that flow from it.
How can body-worn cameras support staff training?
Richard Hattam, Body Worn Camera Specialist at Radiocoms Systems Ltd, explains how incident recordings can play a crucial role in raising workplace safety standards, supporting compliance, and helping organisations reduce accidents through evidence-based training and review.
What are the best two-way radios?
Selecting the right two-way radio is all about understanding the specific environment in which it will be used. If you’re operating in areas that demand safety in explosive atmospheres or require the equipment to withstand harsh weather, water immersion, or dust, then these features are essential. However, in workplaces without these challenges, investing in such robust features may not be necessary. Rather than suggesting a one-size-fits-all solution, our goal is to assist you in navigating the various scenarios to find the ideal two-way radios in the UK that meet your unique needs.