New fire regulations ‘a significant step forward’
NEW FIRE regulations that come into force in England on 23 January are ‘a significant step forward’ toward protecting people occupying high-rise buildings, says IOSH.
NEW FIRE regulations that come into force in England on 23 January are ‘a significant step forward’ toward protecting people occupying high-rise buildings, says IOSH.
AN AIRCRAFT maintenance company has been fined £230k after a worker fell from height while inspecting wings at its facility in Cardiff.
A COUNCIL has been fined £280,000 after the death of a six-year-old girl who was hit by a falling tree in her school playground.
A 64-YEAR-old-man and a 57-year-old woman have been fined a total of £10,000 for health and safety failings which led to a 23-year-old man’s death by drowning.
PROTECTING YOUR workforce is a top priority. For many industries, this requires the use of specific PPE to protect against the relevant hazards present in the workplace.
LAST MONTH, the Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI) launched an awareness campaign aimed at older farmers called ‘Farming gets riskier with age’.
A BUILDING company has been fined £66,667 after a worker was injured when a floor that was under construction collapsed.
A FAMILY-run plumbing business has been fined £4,000 after a blind man fell into an open manhole.
A PROPERTY development company has been fined £100,000 and building firm director handed a suspended prison sentence after a labourer was fatally crushed while demolishing a wall.
A SNAPSHOT of good and bad manual-handling practices on construction sites across Great Britain has been revealed in six weeks of inspections.
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