Environmental safety is not just about protecting nature  it is about protecting people. Poor waste handling, pollution, and unsafe use of chemicals can harm workers, nearby communities, and the environment. For workplaces, environmental safety is

Road accidents are an everyday reality in Kenya. Almost everyone has witnessed a crash, been stuck in traffic caused by an accident, or lost a friend or family member on the road. Beyond the headlines, road traffic accidents are a serious occupational

From small shops and workshops to markets and roadside businesses, electricity powers informal workplaces every day. But poor wiring, illegal connections, and lack of safety awareness make electrical hazards one of the leading causes of fires, shocks,

Employers have a duty to keep workplaces safe. One way they do this is by preventing employees from working under the influence of drugs or alcohol. This guide explains when testing is allowed, how it works, and what employees should know.

Fire extinguishers are found in almost every workplace, yet many workers don’t know how to use them correctly or when not to use them at all. In an emergency, this lack of knowledge can turn a small fire into a major disaster. Understanding basi

A devastating fire at Mtindwa Market in Umoja, Nairobi, has once again drawn attention to the growing occupational safety and health (OSH) risks facing traders in informal and public markets. Beyond property damage, such incidents expose workers and th

Across East Africa, energy costs continue to rise, and power supply can be unreliable. From frequent outages to high electricity bills, workplaces are feeling the pressure. Reducing energy consumption is not just about protecting the environment