Two construction companies have been fined a total of £46,000 after a labourer from Runcorn fractured his skull when he fell through a stairwell on 3 March 2021.

A New Forest construction firm has been fined £50,000 after a 16-year-old boy suffered serious injuries when he became trapped under a tractor while on paid work experience.

Health and Safety Executive inspectors have found companies where the health of workers is being neglected when managing dust exposure risks.

A Norfolk woodworking company has been fined for failing to control its employees’ exposure to wood dust.

HSE is bringing a prosecution against Falcon Tower Crane Services Limited, after three men lost their lives following the collapse of a crane in Crewe, Cheshire.

Tarmac has been fined £1,275,000 after a man was crushed to death during maintenance work at Mountsorrel Quarry in Leicestershire.

The HSE will lead the criminal investigation into two deaths at the Teesworks site in 2019 after the safety watchdog and Cleveland Police did not find enough evidence to pursue gross or corporate manslaughter charges.

Two construction companies have been fined a combined total of £120,000 after a groundworker suffered horrific injuries when heavy drainage pipes fell on top of him.

A construction business has been fined £16,000 after a worker suffered critical injuries when he fell 10m through the roof of an industrial unit.

The HSE will launch on 4 September an inspection campaign in construction sites focusing on adequate moving and handling materials.

A 26-year-old worker from Laing O’Rourke died on Monday (14 August) following a serious acccident at the Bramley-Moore Dock stadium construction site.

Network Rail has been fined £1.2million following the death of a man who was crushed while carrying out maintenance work.

A construction company has been fined £12,000 after a bricklayer fell through a stairwell opening and fractured his skull.

The Building Safety Regulator has named two bodies as the first independent provider schemes for building control professionals to become registered building inspectors.

Tata Steel UK has been fined £120,000 after a worker suffered serious head injuries when he was hit in the face with a scaffold pole.

The construction sector recorded 45 fatal injuries during the last year, up from 29 the previous year total, the latest HSE data shows.

HSE has launched a targeted inspection operation focusing on manufacturing businesses that use materials containing silica.

The number of unannounced inspections by the Health and Safety Executive in the construction industry has fallen to a record low, the second-largest trade union in the UK has found.