newsWaste company in the dock after employee’s leg amputated
A WASTE and recycling company has been fined after an employee’s leg was amputated after he was run over by a telehandler.
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newsWorkers digging too close to pipelines
THERE WERE 316 incidents of workers putting themselves at risk by digging too close to high-pressure oil, gas, and chemical pipes without the owner’s permission in 2022, according to Linewatch, the pipeline safety and awareness group.
productEcoOnline launches free eBook
THIS FREE eBook aims to support anyone who is looking for a software solution to help meet their business COSHH needs.
productEvolution makes key appointment
EVOLUTION HAS appointed Jason Misters as its new group health and safety and compliance manager.
newsScrapping EU laws will harm economic growth, experts warn
THE INSTITUTION of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) warns that the Government’s amended plans to scrap EU laws don’t go far enough and will continue to harm economic growth, as a new survey of its members reveals concerns about the impact on businesses and inward investment.
newsGovernment reveals smarter regulations
THE FIRST dynamic package of deregulatory reforms to grow the economy, cut costs for businesses and support consumers has been unveiled.
newsAnglian Water fined £2.65m after sewage failings
ANGLIAN WATER pleaded guilty and was hit with a fine of £2.65 million after allowing untreated sewage to overflow into the North Sea following a prosecution brought by the Environment Agency.
newsNearly £50 million boost for safer roads
DRIVERS, PASSENGERS and cyclists across England will benefit from a £47.5 million injection into enhancing the safety of some of the most high-risk roads in England, the Department for Transport confirmed earlier this month.
newsThe impact of poor maintenance on health and safety
NEW RESEARCH from UK manufacturer and direct supplier for industrial paint and repair products, Watco, has revealed the extent to which maintenance can impact the smooth running of a facility.
newsAction needed to support mental health of finance workers
EMPLOYERS IN financial services should act to retain talent in the industry as new findings from MHFA England highlight the impact of poor mental health. 83% of finance sector employees have considered changing jobs due to the impact of work on their mental health, with nearly half of those taking the plunge.
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