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Regularly checking your equipment and carrying out necessary maintenance is a crucial part of minimising workplace risks and legal requirement.

Types of equipment covered by the law and the definition of machinery in sectors such as manufacturing, building, construction, offices and transport.

Conducting a risk assessment of tasks that involve lifting, carrying, pushing and pulling heavy loads in five easy steps, from identify to taking action.

Training your staff in order to minimise the risks from repetitive strain injury by teaching them to be aware of the symptoms of RSI and reduce risks.

An outline of what repetitive strain injury is, how to spot it and what steps to take to avoid it, including the risks from tools, repetitive tasks and computer use.

Check if personal protective equipment exemptions apply or if there is an exemption such as equipment for playing competitive sports or non-protective clothing.

Complying with personal protective equipment regulations and maintaining protective equipment, including the eight main areas to consider in order to comply.

Choosing protection for the arms and hands, such as gloves, cuffs and elbow protectors to protect from hazards like cuts, chemicals, infection and vibration.

Choosing the right protective footwear for yourself and your employees such as safety boots, the tasks they are needed for and what to consider.

Choosing protective kit that's suitable for the risks, workplace conditions and the wearer including the types of protective equipment you should provide.

What you need to know about exporting to Norway, and how you can get help targeting this market.

When you might need to provide protective kit for employees - from headgear and eye protection to footwear - to minimise the risk of workplace injury.

Measures to ensure your workplace is a healthy and safe area for your employees.

What you need to know about exporting to Australia, and how you can get help targeting this market.

Upskill your staff with global and national IT certifications to boost digital skills and productivity in your business.

Overview of the various IT skills required in business, including those for operating computer systems and IT infrastructure.

Understand the rules on VAT when charging customers for carrier bags in Northern Ireland.

There is an online site which must be accessed to pay the Carrier Bag Levy to the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA).

Your business should be aware of the main exemptions from the Carrier Bag Levy in Northern Ireland.

Which businesses are likely to be affected by the Carrier Bag Levy and what transactions you need to charge for.

A Carrier Bag Levy for each new carrier bag applies to most retail transactions in Northern Ireland.

Check if you can apply for a repayment or remission of EU import duty paid on goods brought into Northern Ireland, through the Duty Reimbursement Scheme.

Prepare your business for the PSTN switch-off by January 2027, and upgrade legacy, analogue systems to digital solutions like VoIP.