£600k fine after employees develop HAVs
A PROPERTY management and development organisation has been fined after five employees developed Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS).
A PROPERTY management and development organisation has been fined after five employees developed Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS).
DACORUM BOROUGH Council has been fined for exposing seven grounds maintenance workers to Hand Arm Vibration (HAVS), caused by excessive use of power tools.
A COMPANY providing specialised services in rock drilling, cliff stabilisation and rock anchors, and its director, have been sentenced after a number of workers were diagnosed with hand arm vibration syndrome (HAVS).
THE OFFICE of Rail and Road (ORR) has published its Annual Report on Health and Safety which stresses that Britain’s railway remains one of the safest railways in Europe for passengers, but warns that the rate of improvement has shown signs of slowing.
VIBRATION IN the workplace is increasingly making the headlines as the consequences of years of unmanaged exposure come to the fore in terms of life-changing injuries and compensation pay-outs.
THE RAIL industry needs to do more to protect workers from serious occupational and mental health issues, an experienced health and safety professional has warned.
Companies need to take a proactive approach to managing exposure to HAV, and Andrew Mee gives an insight into how you can get to grips with the law.
WRIST-MOUNTED vibration measurement has come under criticism and the Advertising Standards Authority has rejected a subsequent complaint by the manufacturer.
A TRAIN refurbishment company has been sentenced after exposing workers to hand arm vibration syndrome (HAVS).
At HAVi technology never stands still; constant development and product innovation is required to keep ahead of the curve when it comes HAV management.
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