A Sheffield-based construction and telecommunication company has been fined £550,000 after an employee fell from a stepladder and was impaled on metal piping.

Two company directors have been jailed and given combined fines of £1.6m after a wall collapsed killing five men.

HSE has launched a campaign aimed at the construction industry to prevent lung disease as a result of dust at work.

Nationwide inspection campaign will focus on construction sites this summer 

Chief inspector of buildings at HSE has announced his retirement weeks after the new building safety regime has started.

A construction worker has died on a HS2 site in the West Midlands.

Two construction companies have been sentenced after a worker was hospitalised for nearly two weeks after being struck by a 124kg panel.

Civil engineering contractor RJ McLeod has been fined £800,000 after a 10-year-old boy died on a building site in Glasgow.

Creagh Concrete Products has been fined £1m after a 24-year-old man died at a site in Nottingham.

The Health and Safety Executive is warning tradespeople in the UK about the ‘hidden dangers’ linked to asbestos.

Harrow Crown Court has given a roofer a custodial sentence after a worker fell to his death from the roof of a commercial property in North London.

Racing car group McLaren has been fined £650,000 after a man fell to his death during an inspection at one of the company’s facilities.

The HSE is calling for employers to take urgent action as part of their legal duty to protect workers from work-related stress 

A garden landscaping company has been fined £600,000 after an employee died while loading a lorry.

A property owner has been given a 12-month community order and told to do 80 hours of unpaid work after a worker sustained life changing injuries when a wall collapsed on top of him during a barn conversion.

Arup in partnership with Bridges to Prosperity (B2P) has designed a bridge visualisation tool to support bridge construction in East Africa and Central America.

The accident happened at a domestic property in North London in March 2019. It involved a man in his thirties who sustained head injuries while working on concrete pumping operations carried out by London-based company Singh Will Mix It Ltd.

The Health and Safety Executive recently announced a campaign to help the owners of an estimated 12,500 existing higher-risk buildings to be ready for their obligations under the Building Safety act, some of which are due to commence from April. But with just a couple of weeks to go, how ready are we? And is the government itself even ready?