Our Beekeeper’s Diary – January 2020
Although the honeybees at our Rough Close Works site in Derbyshire do not hibernate over winter, they are relatively inactive. Our resident beekeeper Andrew Bailey has still been visiting the hives over December and January to ensure that while the colonies are quiet...
EPC-UK promotes a safety-first mindset and empowerment, delivering a “home safe” focus
EPC-UK, the industry leading blast services specialist, has commenced 2020 with its latest Safety Kick-off Initiative. These Kick-offs are designed to focus on the well-being of staff as it empowers them to make ‘safety first’ decisions and consider the wider impact...
EPC-UK’s Ian Hurst returns to college to inspire students
We’re delighted to report on the positive impact our Fuel Additives Business Development Manager, Ian Hurst, had on students last week when he supported a careers event at Tendring Technology College. As a former student of the college and member of its inspirational...
EPC-UK’s training puts safer pyrotechnic processing on coastguards’ horizons
EPC-UK, a leading UK force in the field of commercial explosives, services and training, has supported the Maritime Coastguard Agency (MCA) since 2013, providing a legally compliant solution for the storage, collection, transportation and disposal of Time Expired...
Our Beekeeper’s Diary – November 2019
The final month of autumn has seen our EPC-UK beekeeper Andrew Bailey making his pre-winter checks on the hives at our Rough Close Works site in Derbyshire. Here’s how he’s found the apiary over the last few weeks: Well, here we are at the end of November and almost...
EPC-UK announces health and safety migration to ISO 45001:2018
EPC-UK, the commercial explosives and blasting services specialist, has announced that it has begun its migration process to ISO 45001:2018. A business already accredited with OHSAS 18001 - a British Standard for occupational health and safety systems - EPC-UK will...