Companies fined after employee fractures leg at reservoir
A CONTRACTOR and a water management company have been fined after a worker was injured when he was hit by a 1.5 tonne water valve.
A CONTRACTOR and a water management company have been fined after a worker was injured when he was hit by a 1.5 tonne water valve.
METALS FABRICATION company MTL Advanced Limited has been sentenced for health breaches after several workers were diagnosed with hand arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) or carpal tunnel syndrome.
A GLASS and glazing company which installs and repairs glass windscreens and side windows to buses, coaches, motor homes and trains, has been fined for failing to adequately control the risk to its employees from using vibrating tools.
A CONSTRUCTION company and its groundworks contractor have been fined after unsafe excavation work left a worker with serious burns to his hand and arm.
A SAWMILL has been fined after a worker injured his finger when his hand came into contact with the moving parts of a machine.
A UK manufacturer of brick products, Ibstock Brick Ltd, has been fined for safety breaches after a worker’s hand was entangled and wrapped around the rotating shaft on a lathe.
Steve Dunning explains how remembering a simple acronym can help safeguard workers, reduce potential liability and ultimately save lives.
Maintaining the safety of electrical equipment in the workplace requires duty holders to take a robust approach to portable appliance testing (PAT), says Nathan Barwell.
For many years there has been a lot of confusion surrounding the electrical properties of footwear which are identified by the various markings found on footwear. Lloyd Preston gives an overview of the properties offered and their suitability to certain end uses.
Theo Simon discusses the industries most prone to causing these conditions and how to control HAV exposure levels in the workplace.
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