Support Across Cambridge

Health and Safety Works support businesses with Health and Safety in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire and surrounding towns and villages, including Histon, Impington, Burwell, Cottenham, Milton, Waterbeach, Horningsea, Fen Ditton, Bottisham, Swaffham Bulbeck, Teversham, Fulbourne, Grantchester, Barton, Comberton, Toft, Trumpington, Dry Drayton, Cherry Hinton, Six Mile Bottom, Great Shelford, Oakington, Duxford, Sawston, Saffron Walden, Bar Hill, St Ives and Huntingdon.

Health and Safety Consultancy Cambridge

From our base in Comberton we offer Health and Safety Consultancy to companies across Cambridge. Our particular expertise with Biotech, Food Science, HiTech and Laboratory environments together with office, the building industry and industrial workplaces are ideally suited to Cambridge based businesses.

Health and Safety Training Cambridge

Our open training courses are run from the centre on the Cambridge Science Park, in easy reach of all local businesses and we also offer Health and Safety training using clients facilities anywhere in Cambridge and the surrounding areas. We offer Manual Handling training in Cambridge, IOSH Working Safely training courses in Cambridge and IOSH Managing Safely training courses in Cambridge.

Health and Safety Projects

Heading out on our travels today, Health and Safety Works are off to deliver bespoke Manual Handling Training @ one of our lovely customer sites. HSW helping to prevent those nasty niggles that can occur from poor postures, lift techniques and repetitive tasks #healthyworkers are #happyworkers

For more information on how we can help you, head over to our training pages.

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Monday 19th September 2022

Following the sad death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, we will be closing on September 19th in line with the announced bank holiday, for her majestys funeral. We will be working as normal on Tuesday. Thank you for your service ma'am.

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Making Safety Work: Wellbeing

2019 - 2020 observed 55% of all lost working days attributed to work related mental ill health. Workload, lack of support, violence, threats or bullying and changes at work are estimated to be the main causes of work-related stress, depression or anxiety based on 2009/10-2011/12 LFS data. This shows a marked increase over previous years.