Legal Beware of air quality regulation Increasing air quality risks and a wave of impending legislation could change how the built environment sector operates, writes Helen Mitcheson
News Firms fined over £360,000 after dropped air conditioning plant hits worker Two construction companies have been fined a total of £364,000 after a worker was seriously injured when part of an air conditioning plant fell on him while it was being lowered from a roof.
News Builder jailed for failing to report leg crush A builder has been jailed for 24 weeks for failing to report an accident on a site he was in charge of that resulted in a worker having his leg amputated.
Opinion, Technical Hearing loss in construction: seven key precautions Ahead of International Noise Awareness Day on 28 April, David Ford looks at the safeguards construction companies should take to prevent hearing loss among workers
CIOB Community, Opinion Health matters just as much as safety Let’s promote health as well as safety across the building industry, says Emma Eden I graduated with a degree in construction management in 1998 and worked in construction management for…
News, Partner Content How can construction combat head injuries? Nearly 200 construction workers a year suffer from head injuries in Great Britain. CM, with MIPS, which focuses on reducing the risk of head injuries, asked a panel of health…
Opinion Work at height: MPs’ chair Alison Thewliss on her inquiry’s aims Alison Thewliss is chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Working at Height. She explains how the group aims to reduce injuries and fatalities in the sector.
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