Driving for work: Part one: Company cars and your responsibilities as an employer
03 September 2019
Driving causes more job-related injuries and accidental deaths than any other work activity, but our easy guide can help keep your employees safe while on the road.
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Worker’s hand crushed in mishap at recycling centre
02 September 2019
The man lost two fingers in the accident and is still undergoing medical treatment for his injuries.
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Construction company fined after Director is swept off roof during storm
02 September 2019
The roofing operation continued despite 94 mph winds.
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Own tyres over 10-years-old? You need to read this
15 August 2019
The Government is considering banning tyres over 10-years-old on public transport vehicles including buses, coaches, lorries and minibuses.
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Negligence led to teenage bricklayer falling 2m onto concrete floor
15 August 2019
A construction company has been ordered to pay a £10,000 fine after negligence led to a teenage bricklayer falling more than two metres down a stairway.
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Construction company fined £15,000 after worker passes out from carbon monoxide poisoning
15 August 2019
The employee fell unconscious while working on the construction of a new processing room in the packaging area of the company’s factory.
Read ArticleHow to conduct a risk assessment for your business
10 July 2019
Risk assessments are not only a necessity, but also be a useful tool to help you identify potential risks that you and your employees may encounter.
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Why health and safety at work is everyone’s job
08 July 2019
Whether an apprentice, a full-time employee, or an agency worker, every member of the team should play a part in the health and safety of the workplace.
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Would you pass a dust control inspection?
25 June 2019
Businesses across Britain will be the focus of a new course of dust-control inspections by the Health and Safety Executive throughout June 2019.
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Scaffolder falls 12-metres after his signature is forged at safety briefing
20 June 2019
A scaffolding firm has been fined £9,600 and ordered to pay £32,544 in costs after an employee’s signature was forged at a safety briefing.
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