Maintenance worker suffers life-changing crush injuries
A WORCESTER-based waste and recycling company has been fined £160,000 after a loading shovel bucket fell onto a maintenance worker.
A WORCESTER-based waste and recycling company has been fined £160,000 after a loading shovel bucket fell onto a maintenance worker.
The Safety & Health Excellence Awards return after successfully attracting more than 280 entries in 2025. The Awards celebrate innovation and achievements in the health and safety.
Health and Safety Matters Live Coventry is a new free-to attend conference where 350+ delegates will be able to network, see the latest industry products and enjoy CPD accredited seminars – Including an Mock Trial based on the latest health & safety legislation.
Health & Safety Matters Live Leeds will attract an audience of over 350 delegates. Health and safety professionals who will enjoy a full day of CPD conference content and networking opportunities with leading suppliers and manufacturers in the exhibition hall.
Workplace health is crucial for the well-being of employees and the success of a business. In today’s modern working world, companies face a variety of challenges that directly impact the health and productivity of their employees. At the A+A Trade Fair and Congress for Occupational Safety and Health, experts from around the globe gather to discuss the latest trends and strategies for promoting workplace health and to present innovative solutions.
QUBE CONTAINERS Limited, which operates on Ipswich docks, has been fined £30k after an employee was run over and dragged by a forklift causing serious injuries to his ankle.
WE PUT Sam Jones, winner of this year’s Manager of the Year at the Safety & Health Excellence Awards, in the spotlight to find out about his successes and vision for the future at Amazon.
FOLLOWING A joint investigation by the Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI) and Police Service for Northern Ireland (PSNI), a Co Antrim trailer manufacturer has been fined for health and safety offences.
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