All Health & safety articles – Page 31
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NewsHSE prosecutes over fatal scaffold collapse in Milton Keynes
Three firms and one director face charges following worker's 2006 death on McAleer & Rushe site
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Hatfield worker breaks leg in fall
HSE will investigate causes of injury to maintenance technician on University of Hertfordshire job
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HSE issues warning about silica dust
Safety body reinforces 'Clear the Air!' campaign with statistics on silicosis deaths
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NewsHampshire firm fined for scaffolding injury
HSE blames failure to keep other workers clear of scaffold dismantling for injury by falling pole
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NewsLaing O’Rourke fined over Liverpool One injury
HSE says unsafe practices could easily have led to construction workforce fatality
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NewsChateau de plonker
Martin Oldridge spotted this bit of roof-top mountaineering while cycling in the South of France
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NewsHSE appoints new field operations director
David Ashton to head safety executive's largest operational division
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NewsTop 10 health and safety blunders of 2008
We peek from behind our fingers at the worst of the worst
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NewsBovis man faces charges over New York blaze
Bovis Lend Lease safety supervisor expected to be charged for manslaughter over Manhattan fire
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NewsHSE turns a deaf ear to calls for tower crane register
Safety agency ‘has rejected’ calls from a select committee to bring in national scheme
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NewsDLR death sparks quick-hitch digger safety review
Strategic Forum sets up dedicated safety group on quick hitches after recent death on Skanska/GrantRail project
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NewsLabourer killed at Commonwealth Games site in New Delhi
Workers down tools and vandalise property after crane collapses on 28-year-old
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NewsRotherham developer fined for unsafe site practice
Site forced to close three times after HSE inspections but advice ignored each time
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NewsHSE finds Cheshire rife with safety breaches
Enforcement notices issued on one-third of north Cheshire sites in recent checks
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Man who died on Skanska site identified
A worker who died on a Docklands Light Railway extension last week has been named as 58-year-old Harold Sheridan from Luton.
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NewsBarratt sued for £1m over scaffolder's smashed ankle
Scarborough scaffolder claims for £184,000 in home help and £150,000 for footwear
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NewsShropshire housebuilder fined after worker loses leg
Tipper truck accident leads to £35,000 in fines for Anthony Wilson Homes and plant firm MJ Curle
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NewsAsbestos exposure leads to £35,000 fine
Firm and its director convicted of failing to check for asbestos, putting 15 staff at risk
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NewsWoolworths fined for exposing staff to asbestos
Troubled high-street store is ordered to pay £40,000 for breaches to Health and Safety at Work Act