newsNew farming attitudes needed says HSE
FARMERS ARE being told they must pay closer attention to how they manage workplace risk or face serious penalties.
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articleLights, cameras, action
Electrical safety for a West End Theatre company involves testing in situations where access is tricky. Seaward explains how their engineers work in these restrictive situations.
newsFirm ignored guarding enforcement notice
A STONEWORK company has been fined for failing to comply with an enforcement notice served by a health and safety Inspector, requiring it to guard a stone-cutting saw.
newsPlastics company fined after employee killed
A COMPANY that manufactures plastic products has been fined for safety breaches after the death of an employee.
newsPrinting employee suffered crush injury
A PRINTING company has been fined after an employee suffered a crush injury whilst cleaning machinery.
newsConcrete pumping company fined following fatality
A CONCRETE pumping company and its sole director have been fined after an employee was struck and killed by concrete.
newsCar parts manufacturer fined after worker injured
A NORTH East-based car parts manufacturer, SNOP UK Limited, has been sentenced after a worker was seriously-injured.
newsDyeing firm in dock for two serious incidents
A DYEING company has been sentenced today for safety breaches after two separate incidents caused serious injuries to employees.
newsDairy company fined after employee injured
A DAIRY company has been fined after a worker’s toe was crushed by unguarded part of a machine.
articleProtecting the unborn
Employers should recognise that the use of hearing defenders for pregnant women working in high noise environments does not protect their unborn child from hearing damage, says Laura Jenkins.
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