I come from a long line of business-owning relatives so I suppose it was inevitable that I would end up doing the same. I occasionally escaped and worked as an employee – in a bank, at Heathrow Airport, at a College and as a Business Advisor at Business Link. However, sooner or later, I always ended up working for myself. I started in the family Property Maintenance business where I worked on and off for 20 years. I gained an invaluable insight into the workings of small businesses and also into why family businesses don’t always work. I ended up in Health and Safety because a) I had gained a good qualification in it, and b) because I’m perverse – I saw how health and safety was continually the butt of cheap jokes when in reality a good understanding and implementation of the legislation has saved lives and really, seriously, helps businesses to grow. I wanted to spread the word.

Socially, I rarely told anyone I worked in this industry as I got fed up with the responses. But eventually I realised that I should stand up for Health and Safety, I should bust the myths and I should do what I enjoy – help businesses to recognise that their workforce is their biggest asset and should be properly looked after. Valium discreetly causes addiction during the treatment. When theperson gets used to relieving the convulsive syndrome or panic attack with the help of this drug, he stars to be afraid of a new episode in the interictal period. Therefore,he/she often uses Valium, believing that this is the only drug that canhelp him/her.Read more on http://hesca.net/valium/. I love the variety my job brings, particularly the people I meet and the huge range of businesses I have had the privilege of working with.