Case Studies

The following case studies not only demonstrate how some companies tackled the problems you're likely to encounter, but also show how they achieved a successful financial return as well.

The Associated Octel Company Ltd

Octel IconOctel employ 700 employees at Ellesmere Port. Discover how clearly defined ownership of health and safety at every level of the company helped reduce injuries related to hours worked by 50%. Read the case study

Port of London Authority

Port of London Authority IconThe Port of London Authority employs 365 staff to provide safe navigation on the tidal Thames. Find out how they reduced staff absenteeism by 70%. Read the case study

British Polythene Industries plc (BPI)

BPI IconBPI produces polythene film products. Discover how the introduction of a rehabilitation scheme reduced the amount of days lost to musculoskeletal disorders by 80%. Read the case study

Legoland Windsor

Legoland Windsor IconWith about 1.35 million people visiting Legoland Windsor every year, the amusement park can't afford mishaps. Find out how they reduced accident reports by 80%. Read the case study

Rolls-Royce plc

Rolls-Royce IconRolls-Royce plc employs 22,000 staff in its aerospace, defence, marine and energy divisions. Find out how better health and safety saved the company £11,000,000. Read the case study

St Regis Paper Company

St Regis Paper Company IconSt Regis Paper Company produces over a million tonnes of paper a year, and employs 1800 staff. Discover how they reduced absenteeism and saved themselves £500,000 in the process. Read the case study

Wilson James

Wilson James IconWilson James provides security and logistical support services to the construction industry. Find out how they saved themselves £145,000 in just 10 months. Read the case study




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