blogThe energy transition: Why safety matters
FIVE KEY safety issues that need addressing as the transition ramps up are highlighted by Megan Hine.
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newsHealth and safety bodies respond cautiously to budget
A NUMBER leading health and safety associations have raised concerns after the government released details on the latest budget.
newsHSE reminds employers of stress responsibility
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE), is calling on all employers during Stress Awareness Week 2024 to carry out their legal duty to prevent work-related stress and support good mental health at work.
newsSchool trust fined after pupil loses finger in door
A SCHOOL trust in Surrey has been fined after part of a five-year-old pupil’s finger was amputated after it was crushed in a door.
productShare your view on the challenges the sector is facing
THERE ARE a number of challenges you could be facing as a health and safety professional, from budget considerations and skills shortages, through to reliability of supply chain and sustainability goals. With rising pressure from these challenges and a rapidly evolving global economic landscape, it’s time to take the pulse of the industry to get under the skin of these issues.
newsWorker’s skull fractured by telehandler bucket
A COMPANY has been fined £80,000 after an employee suffered serious head injuries while unloading cattle at its site in Glasgow.
newsDriving for Better Business launches Fleet Focus guides
DRIVING FOR Better Business, the National Highways business engagement programme, is launching a fresh new range of free monthly resources for fleet managers to share with their drivers.
newsFalling glass kills employee
AN INVESTIGATION by the Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI), following a fatal incident, has resulted in a glass processing company being fined for failing to ensure the safety of its employees.
newsIOSH attends Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting
A DELEGATION from IOSH went to Samoa alongside Prime Ministers, Government Ministers, civil servants and senior advisers representing occupational safety and health (OSH) at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM 2024).
newsRecycling firm hit with big fine after routine inspection
A MAJOR metal recycling company has been fined £650,000 after an inspection by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) found that it was failing to implement effective control measures to protect workers.
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