HSE publishes work-related fatality figures
ONE HUNDRED and thirty-five workers were killed in work-related incidents in Great Britain in the last year, according to figures published on 6 July by the Health and Safety Executive.
ONE HUNDRED and thirty-five workers were killed in work-related incidents in Great Britain in the last year, according to figures published on 6 July by the Health and Safety Executive.
THIS INJURY Awareness Week, The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is urging businesses of all sizes to take falls seriously and to implement a proper falls prevention strategy in their workplace.
A LEADING manufacturer of aircraft seats has been fined £660k after one of its employees suffered horrific injuries when he fell through a roof at a site in South Wales.
A looks at how architects can rise to the challenge of choosing the right fall protection system. We find out more from Stuart Pierpoint.
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Working at height can be risky enough, without the additional danger of poor-quality ladders. Here, Peter Bennett explains why the Government must clamp down on online marketplaces selling substandard imported telescopic ladders.
A SEAFOOD company has been fined £80k after a fisherman drowned when his leg was caught in a rope and he was pulled overboard.
A BRADFORD man has been given a suspended prison sentence after an employee sustained life-threatening injuries when he fell 30-feet through a fragile roof.
A BUILDING company has been fined after a demolition worker suffered serious injuries after falling from a platform in Kensington in London.
A SHEFFIELD-based construction and telecommunication company has been fined £550,000 after an employee fell from a stepladder and was impaled on metal piping.
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