articleClean up our act
From Toxteth riots to COP26, Miles Hillmann looks at how pollution control takes centre stage in 2022.
article
news£300k fine for dangerous quarry blasting operation
BREEDON TRADING Ltd has been fined for safety breaches after a fly rock projection event occurred during the use of explosives.
newsUnannounced inspection finds inadequate health and safety
A NATIONAL construction company has been fined after an unannounced inspection by Health and Safety Executive inspectors found poor welfare standards, dangerous electrical systems and inadequate health and safety provision on site.
productBoosting safety with translated information
RITE-HITE has introduced a series of signs and flyers in multiple languages for international drivers to support the correct operation of the safety equipment in loading bay environments, and notably its Global Wheel-Lok vehicle restraint.
news£90k fine for repeated breaches
A COMPANY based in Knowsley, which manufactures perimeter protection products, has been fined after repeated breaches of health and safety law over a period of eighteen months, including contravention of an Improvement Notice.
news£180k fine after worker crushed between vehicles
A WASTE management and skip hire company has been fined after a worker suffered multiple injuries when he was struck by a reversing vehicle.
newsBSC comments on staff safety and Omicron variant
EMPLOYERS MUST take action to protect staff in light of Omicron variant, says the British Safety Council.
productRevolutionary digital fire logbook
THE PAPER format fire logbook has been updated and made fit for modern safety, facilities and compliance professionals with the launch of the digital fire logbook from Tio Fire Safety.
newsDirector jailed after ignoring HSE enforcement notices
A DIRECTOR of a former car salvage company has been jailed for failing to comply with HSE enforcement notices served to protect the health and safety of workers in his workplace and visitors to the site.
newsFarm fined after worker is fatally crushed
FARMING PARTNERSHIP, J & D Foster Farms LLP, has been fined £60k following an incident on its farm where a 21-year-old employee was killed while dismantling a redundant piece of farming equipment.
Filter posts
HSM Newsletter
HSM publishes a weekly eNewsletter, delivering a carefully chosen selection of the latest stories straight to your inbox.
Subscribe here