Driver welfare concerns raised
CONCERNS HAVE been raised about drivers not being able to use welfare facilities (toilets and hand washing facilities) when they are visiting customer sites and delivering / collecting goods.
CONCERNS HAVE been raised about drivers not being able to use welfare facilities (toilets and hand washing facilities) when they are visiting customer sites and delivering / collecting goods.
HSENI WARNS of the risk from legionella bacteria associated with the operation of wet cooling plant.
A YOGHURT manufacturing company has been prosecuted after two employees suffered serious injuries following the release of an acidic cleaning solution.
THE UK Asbestos Training Association (UKATA) has pledged its support to Mates in Mind, a charity committed to raising awareness, addressing the stigma of poor mental health and promoting positive mental wellbeing across workplaces.
A MANUFACTURER of bespoke gates has been fined after an eight-year-old girl was crushed by a steel gate at a London school.
A WASTE management company pleaded guilty to causing a life changing injury to one of its employees.
Despite the rate of self-reported work-related ill health broadly flattening in recent years, the construction industry still accounts for a significant percentage of workplace fatalities and major injuries.
THREE COMPANIES have been sentenced for failing to take adequate precautions against fire risk when building a timber frame extension to a sheltered accommodation residential home.
SPIE LIMITED has been fined after a child was fatally injured when he was trapped between an unsecured pole and a fence.
Scottish Water was fined £19,000 at Glasgow Sheriff Court after pleading guilty to an incident of water pollution in Glasgow in 2016.
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