Property firm fined after young apprentice dies
A PROPERTY management company has been fined and its director handed a suspended sentence after an 18-year-old apprentice was killed while working at a property in Bangor, North Wales.
A PROPERTY management company has been fined and its director handed a suspended sentence after an 18-year-old apprentice was killed while working at a property in Bangor, North Wales.
A LONDON construction company and its sole director have been fined after a tower scaffold fell onto two members of the public on a busy high street in south-west London.
AS THE UK experiences multiple periods of extreme heat this summer, construction businesses are being urged to make hot weather planning a standard part of site management rather than treating rising temperatures as a short-term disruption.
CERAMICS MANUFACTURER Emma Bridgewater has been handed a £266,666 fine after a young girl was injured by falling broken glass during a Christmas lights switch-on event at its premises in Hanley.
RELIEF IS often the first feeling after a near miss, but every close call is an opportunity to prevent a future tragedy.
THERE WERE 311 incidents of workers putting themselves at risk by digging too close to a high-pressure fuel pipeline in 2025, according to Linewatch, the leading pipeline safety awareness group.
NOTIFY TECHNOLOGY, the AI-enabled, cloud-based health and safety software provider, announces the launch of its new Risk Assessment module, designed to help multi-site organisations standardise how workplace risk is assessed, governed, and evidenced.
WITHIN INDUSTRIES such as construction, utilities, manufacturing, water treatment and infrastructure maintenance, confined spaces present some of the most hazardous working environments. While employers are becoming more aware of the risks associated with confined spaces, incidents do still happen, often because the right questions were not asked before work began.
SIEMENS GAMESA has been fined following an incident in which an employee suffered serious, life-changing injuries at a site in Hull.
AN OFFSHORE firm has been handed a £267k fine after a long-running HSE investigation found that crewman Jason Thomas was killed when he fell through a missing deck grate and was lost to the North Sea.
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