newsMordaunt remains health and safety minister
Penny Mordaunt has held on to her position as Minister of State for Department for Work and Pensions, which includes responsibility for health, safety and disabilities.
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productHoward Tenens wins Gold RoSPA Award
Howard Tenens, one of the UK’s largest privately owned logistics companies have been awarded with a Gold RoSPA award by the Royal Society of the Prevention of Accidents.
newsCompany and contractor fined after member of public struck by fencing wire
R M Contractors aka RMC (RMC), a civil engineering company, and a contractor working on behalf of a tree surgery company, Complete Tree Services (CTS) have been sentenced after a member of the public was injured by fencing wire.
productInvesting in the engineers of the future
Lorien Engineering Solutions, the Burton based engineering design and project management specialist, is now better equipped than ever to address the industry’s skills shortage, having secured accreditation from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) for its professional development scheme.
newsBOHS CEO steps down
BOHS, the Chartered Society for Worker Health Protection, has announced that its chief executive, Steve Perkins, is stepping down after eight years at the helm.
newsDon’t overlook the need for a refurbishment & demolition survey
As local authorities and contractors respond to the tragic Grenfell Tower fire as a matter of urgency, the importance of undertaking any remedial works safely has been highlighted by risk and safety management company Lucion.
productEurolec reveals a new-look website
Following on from the recent buy-out of Eurolec Instrumentation Ltd, the company has already unveiled its new-look website.
newsRoofing company fined after worker fell through a roof
A London based roofing company has been fined after a 56-year old worker fell through two storeys onto a concrete floor.
newsTwo companies fined after worker struck by scaffolding
Two South West based companies have been fined after a 44-year old woman was struck by scaffolding.
news£1million fine for steel company after worker severely burnt
A 57-year-old man’s employer has been fined £1million after an oxygen pipe exploded in front of him.
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