Farmers urged to rethink safety attitudes
FARMERS AND agricultural workers are being urged to change their attitudes towards health and safety as the rate of fatalities on farms continues to be the highest of any sector.
FARMERS AND agricultural workers are being urged to change their attitudes towards health and safety as the rate of fatalities on farms continues to be the highest of any sector.
NEW RESEARCH from Direct Line business insurance reveals almost one in five (19 per cent) tradespeople have been injured as a result of breaking health and safety rules on site. The scale of health and safety breaches is concerning, with 46 per cent of tradespeople admitting they do not always take the required precautions when conducting work.
A COMPANY in Berkshire has been fined £16,000 after putting an employee at risk of exposure to ionising radiation.
RIDWAAN OMAR looks at why regular risk assessments are crucial for swimming pool operators.
THE TUC has called on the government to publish a national risk register for all public buildings.
Charlie Green explains why embracing prefabrication is key for safer educational institutions.
REPDOL SINOPEC Resources UK Limited has been fined £535,000 after a worker sustained life changing injuries following the uncontrolled collapse of a crane.
AN EDUCATIONAL trust has been fined after 15 schoolchildren and their teacher were injured when their classroom ceiling collapsed during a lesson.
HEALTH AND Safety Matters has partnered with legal firm DAC Beachcroft to host a legal webinar on 8 September 2023 on The duty to protect and the role of the health and safety professional.
MOBIESS HAS extended the reach of its Mobile Compliance Product Insight, with additional support for Annual Fire Inspections, Commercial and Residential Fire Risk Assessments (PAS79) and Fire Extinguisher Certificates.
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