Bricklayer hospitalised after roof collapse fall
AN OLDHAM-based construction company has been fined after a bricklayer was hospitalised for a month when the floor he was working on collapsed.
AN OLDHAM-based construction company has been fined after a bricklayer was hospitalised for a month when the floor he was working on collapsed.
NEW PIG Europe has launched Floor Safety Awareness Month, taking place throughout September, to help workplaces identify and control floor safety risks caused by leaks, drips, spills and wet surfaces.
A CHELSEA restaurant has been fined £50k after a three-year-old child suffered serious injuries when their foot was trapped and crushed in a descending glass window.
A NORTH-East building contractor has been sentenced after a bricklayer broke his back after falling through a barn roof in Northumberland.
NETWORK RAIL has been fined £1.2 million after pleading guilty to an offence under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, following an investigation and prosecution by industry regulator the Office of Rail and Road (ORR).
NEW ANALYSIS of Health and Safety Executive (HSE) fatal injury data shows construction and agriculture remain two of the sectors with the highest numbers of workplace deaths in Britain.
AN EVENT structure company and its director have been fined after an employee suffered severe, life-changing injuries while dismantling an internal steel frame.
AN ENORMOUS amount of effort goes into preventing and detecting incidents, and into coordinating how they are responded to. These are important steps in addressing the sheer scale of violence and aggression that workers face, which the Health and Safety Executive estimates sits around 689,000 cases annually.
IF YOU’RE running a business, then you’ll need to make sure that the premises are physically secure. While emphasis is increasingly (and rightly) being placed on digital security, it’s still worth considering the risk posed by real-world threats.
A CULTURE of underreporting is masking the full extent of workplace injuries in UK agriculture, according to new research from IOSH.
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