newsSchool fined after child burned at carol concert
A LONDON primary school has been fined £35,000 after a child received 45 per cent burns to their body at a carol concert.
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newsFire Safety Matters wins major media award
FIRE SAFETY Matters magazine, which is published by Western Business Media, won a special commendation for Media Brand of the Year (Business Media) at the prestigious Professional Publishers Association (PPA) Awards.
newsElectrocuted boy’s mother calls for improvements
THE MOTHER of a seven-year-old boy who died after being electrocuted in a pub beer garden is urging the hospitality sector to make sure their outdoor electrical equipment is safe.
newsPractical steps to overcome labour shortages in the manufacturing industry
INDUSTRIAL PLANT and Equipment magazine is hosting a CPD webinar on 29 June 2023, which focuses on practical steps to overcome labour shortages in the manufacturing industry
newsSerco fined £240k after man killed in crash
SERCO HAS been fined £240k after a man was killed when the lorry he was a passenger in crashed into litter picking vans blocking a lane of a dual carriageway in Norfolk.
newsFailings found at hand car wash firms
SERIOUS HEALTH and safety breaches were found by inspectors at 20 hand car wash businesses in West Sussex and Kent.
newsCompany owner jailed after death of employee
A GARDEN supplies company owner has been jailed and the firm has been fined £700,000 after a worker was crushed to death by a robotic packing arm.
productBespoke F900 GRP trench covers for UK container port
FIBRELITE’S CUSTOM lightweight F900 (90-tonne load rated) GRP trench covers were specified for this Northern Irish container port over new cable anchor pits for the gantry cranes.
articleStep up safety
Working at height can be risky enough, without the additional danger of poor-quality ladders. Here, Peter Bennett explains why the Government must clamp down on online marketplaces selling substandard imported telescopic ladders.
newsLand owner fined after cows attack civilians
A WILTSHIRE landowner has been fined £15,000 after members of the public were seriously injured by cattle while walking along footpaths on his estate.
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