People Working while unwell increases risk on construction sites, research shows More than four in 10 construction workers report making more errors when working while unwell, according to new research.
Digital Construction CIOB innovation vice-chair Mordue appointed to APS board CIOB innovation panel vice-chair Stefan Mordue has joined the board of the Association for Project Safety
News BSI opens consultations on fire safety guidance The British Standards Institution (BSI) has opened its consultation on a draft fire safety standard, as well as a draft publicly available specification (PAS) for fire safety in construction.
News Contractor sentenced after worker injured in fall A construction company has been fined after a worker sustained serious injuries when he fell from a ladder during renovation works in London.
Legal Zane’s Law will clean up Britain’s contaminated land legacy The failure to clean up contaminated land sites has had fatal consequences. It’s time for a new law, writes Kye Gbangbola FCIOB
News Contractor jailed after teen falls to death during demolition works A self‑employed contractor has been jailed after a teenager fell to his death during demolition works on a property in Surrey.
Powered Access Why safety standards must lead secondary guarding policy Despite emerging mandates for secondary guarding, contractors are advised to prioritise robust, task-specific risk assessments to prevent crushing and entrapment incidents.
People Graham welcomes MP’s site visit to promote alcohol awareness Contractor Graham has welcomed local transport minister, Lilian Greenwood, to its Dyecoats site, as part of its commitment to improving safety and wellbeing in the construction industry.
News ‘James Bond’ builder fined after threats to HSE inspectors A builder who threatened inspectors from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and told them his name was James Bond has been fined.
News Construction director and firm fined for safety failings A construction company director and his firm have been fined after failing to comply with multiple enforcement notices and for failing to suitably plan, manage and monitor construction work.
News Construction firm fined £60k after worker’s stairwell fall A construction company has been fined £60,000 following a wall collapse, which knocked an employee through an open stairwell onto a concrete floor below.
Technical How do construction clients drive value from supply chains? CM brought together a group of client-side professionals to find out what they look for from contractors and suppliers.
News Construction firms fined following site safety failings A property refurbishment company and a roofing contractor have both been fined after a worker fell from scaffolding and suffered life-changing injuries.
News Contractor sentenced after worker falls from height A construction company in Hampshire has been fined £80,000 after a man fell more than 15ft through a skylight during roof repair work.
News Balfour Beatty facing legal action after worker death at nuclear site The Office for Nuclear Regulation has revealed that Balfour Beatty will be prosecuted following a fatality at the Atomic Weapons Establishment’s Aldermaston site.
News Highways firm handed £1m fine after worker death A construction company has been fined £1 million after a road resurfacing project ended in tragedy in May 2022.
News Two firms fined £95k after worker falls through rooflight The Health and Safety Executive has successfully prosecuted two companies after a construction worker fell through a rooflight at a factory, impaling his leg on machinery below.
Powered Access IPAF urges industry to get ‘back to basics’ on safety The International Powered Access Federation is supporting the Back to Basics safety campaign, launched by the Construction Industry Federation.
Construction clients are not happy about contractor workmanship. Find out more in the 2026 Construction Management and CIOB client survey.