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Re-Gen Waste Wins Best Use of Technology at the Health & Safety Excellence Awards 2026 for Integrated Technology-Led Ecosystem

Author: Bianca Odron

Revisiting the highlights of the Health & Safety Excellence Awards 2026, Re-Gen Waste won the Best Use of Technology award, recognised for an advanced, integrated technology-led ecosystem that has transformed health and safety performance across complex, high-risk waste management operations. From AI-controlled traffic systems and biometric access to predictive analytics and multilingual immersive training, Re-Gen Waste's approach to digital safety demonstrates how technology can systematically reduce exposure to risk and drive measurable improvement in workplace safety culture.

One Guide, Twenty-Four Documents: BSRIA Gives the Built Environment Sector Its Compliance Compass

Author: Bianca Odron

BSRIA's BG 92/2026 guide consolidates 24 approved building regulation documents into one essential resource, giving building services engineers, designers and contractors the compliance clarity needed to navigate 2026's most demanding regulatory changes.

Farm safety measures support Irish farmers through demanding drought conditions

Author: Bianca Odron

Drought pressures are reinforcing proactive farm safety measures in Ireland, with fatigue management, preventative planning and financial support helping farmers strengthen workplace safety during demanding periods.

Dublin zebra crossing rollout highlights preventative approach to pedestrian safety

Author: Bianca Odron

Dublin City Council is installing 20 new zebra crossings in 2026, using revised designs and site-specific safety assessments to improve pedestrian priority and support safer movement around schools and busy urban areas.

Trinity College statue replacement highlights proactive public safety measures

Author: Bianca Odron

Trinity College Oxford plans to replace deteriorating historic statues to address falling masonry risks, protect public safety and preserve the building fabric through controlled specialist conservation works.

St Vincent’s imaging investment highlights safer clinical workflows

Author: Bianca Odron

St Vincent’s Private Hospital has installed Ireland’s first LUMINOS Q.namix R fluoroscopy system, supporting safer imaging workflows, radiation management, patient positioning and long-term medical equipment lifecycle planning.

Baths Bridge replacement highlights proactive approach to infrastructure safety

Author: Bianca Odron

Durham’s planned Baths Bridge replacement highlights how structural inspections, interim safety controls and targeted public investment can support safer infrastructure, strengthen asset management and reduce long-term risks for communities and infrastructure operators.

Greenvolt Next Ireland Wins Health & Safety Excellence Award - Utilities & Services at the Health & Safety Excellence Awards 2026

Author: Bianca Odron

Returning to the Health & Safety Excellence Awards 2026, Greenvolt Next Ireland claimed the Health & Safety Excellence Award in the Utilities & Services category, recognised for a well-structured safety programme underpinned by strong leadership commitment, clear governance, and a deeply embedded safety culture. Guided by the vision of "Keeping Us Safe," Greenvolt Next Ireland demonstrated that health and safety is not a compliance function but a core organisational value, ensuring every person returns home safely every day across its renewable energy operations in Ireland.

Responsible Retailing, Safer Commutes: What Decathlon's E-Scooter Decision Means for Workplace Safety

Author: Bianca Odron

Decathlon's decision to withdraw e-scooters from Irish sale marks a turning point in product safety accountability, offering employers and health and safety leaders a clear prompt to address commuting risk in workplace wellbeing policies.

Rail reform places renewed focus on safety leadership and worker protection

Author: Bianca Odron

Britain’s rail regulator is urging the industry to strengthen safety leadership, risk management, worker welfare and accountability as major reforms reshape the sector, helping protect passengers and railway workers while maintaining strong safety standards.

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