newsTakeaway failed to comply with improvement notices
THE DIRECTOR of Nelson based UK Fried Chicken Limited was in court for food safety and hygiene offences.
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newsSurvey highlights lone workers’ concerns
WITH AN estimated 8 million lone workers here in the UK, making up 22% of the 31.2 million working population, these numbers are only set to increase as a result of the ever-changing working landscape, post-pandemic.
productMartor receives ergonomic certification
MARTOR IS proud to share a key endorsement, that help make important safety decisions much simpler.
newsEmployers must prepare for a warmer future
EMPLOYERS NEED to act now to make sure their workplaces are ready for warmer weather in the future.
newsWork at height charity launches Supporter Scheme
THE NO Falls Foundation, the UK charity dedicated to keeping people safe when working at height, has launched its first official Supporter Scheme. Designed to allow companies and organisations in any industry sector to demonstrate their support for the aims and objectives of the charity, the scheme offers membership in four distinct categories.
productChanging knives can cut costs
THE WORLD of fashion retail is fast-paced and speed is essential to productivity. When a major fashion retailer approached Martor, wanting to be sure that their workforce was kept safe while working at pace, the company arranged a risk assessment.
newsDCM vapour killed a construction worker
A BRICK and stonework restoration company, Brick Restoration Ltd and it’s two directors, Stewart Bailey and John McCole, have been sentenced following the death of a construction worker.
newsWorker pulled into manual metal working lathe
KENT AUTO Developments Limited, a classic Mini car part manufacturing and engineering firm based in Romney Marsh, was fined after a worker suffered injuries after becoming entangled in a metal working lathe.
newsConstruction charity backs HSE’s Working Minds campaign
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE) Working Minds campaign has added to its partner roster with the addition of the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity.
newsDyson fined £1.2m after worker injured by machine
TECHNOLOGY FIRM Dyson has been fined £1.2m after an employee sustained head and chest injuries when he was struck by a 1.5 tonne milling machine.
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