The Safety Library holds a wide range of items. These can be filtered using the categories listing on the right-hand-side or bottom of the page.
Scottish Woodlands Health & Safety Bulletin
A very important safety bulletin highlighting the need to stack in a safe a stable manner, and the reason to advise the public to not climb on timber stacks.
FISA have recently received several queries seeking advice on the issue of how to approach retrieving trees or timber out of rivers or other water bodies.
HSE have published details of a recent prosecution after a worker was struck by a falling Ash tree, leaving them left with life-changing injuries. They suffered multiple serious injuries leaving them paralysed from the stomach down.
Euroforest have shared a number of Ash Dieback safety guidance items.
Scottish Woodlands Health & Safety Bulletin
Scottish Woodlands Health & Safety Bulletin
Scottish Woodlands Health & Safety Bulletin
Scottish Woodlands Health & Safety Toolbox Talk
The Energy Networks Association (ENA) have created a simple 3-digit number 105 for the reporting of all electrical emergencies.
Scottish Woodlands Health & Safety Bulletin
FISA Bulletin
2024 for many regions has meant up to three times the average rainfall.
Now is the time to be mindful of mud on the road and the hazard it can present to other road users. Familiarise yourself with the laws around this and the steps you can take to minimise the impact of mud.