newsFire Safety Scotland 2018 Preview
FIRE SAFETY Scotland returns to the Glasgow SEC on 12-13 September 2018 and will offer an unrivalled line up of free educational content and live demonstrations.
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newsShell UK fined after technician struck by cylinder
SHELL UK Limited has been fined for health and safety breaches after a technician was struck by a cylinder and left severely injured on the Brent Delta offshore installation.
newsAction to address recent fire door issues
FIRE DOORS from five suppliers have now been identified as failing to meet requisite fire performance standard following an on-going investigation by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG).
newsDame Judith Hackitt to share review findings at IOSH 2018
DAME JUDITH Hackitt will explore the findings of her review into building regulations and fire safety at IOSH 2018.
productBull launch two new safety products
BULL PRODUCTS has introduced two new innovative products which will heighten site safety on construction sites.
productAdvanced fire system at Elfab
ELFAB HAS selected a high performance fire system from Advanced for installation at its corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility.
newsHSE to prosecute Celsa Manufacturing (UK) Ltd
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE) has informed Celsa Manufacturing (UK) Ltd that it will be prosecuted following the explosion at Celsa steelworks, Splott, Cardiff on 18 November 2015.
newsDirector jailed following death of two brothers
A MAN has been sentenced to eight months in custody after pleading guilty to a health and safety breach that resulted in the death of two brothers.
productNew EssentialSkillz fire safety eLearning
WITH THE heatwave showing no signs of letting up, fire safety is an increasing concern. The latest iteration of the EssentialSkillz Fire Safety eLearning Course has been updated with a role play to bring home the importance of taking prompt and correct action when an alarm sounds, or fire is discovered.
newsRecord-breaking fine for Lincoln rogue landlord
A LANDLORD in Lincoln has received a fine of £400,000 after failing to comply with fire, health and safety standards in two of his properties.
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