News In pictures | Engineers scale iconic Liverpool tower Engineers suspended at heights of nearly 140m have undertaken tests on the concrete and steel of St Johns Beacon using specialist rope access techniques.
News Joinery firm fined £10,000 after surprise inspection A joinery firm in Middlesbrough has been fined £10,000 after an unannounced visit by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) two years ago found multiple health and safety breaches.
News HSE finds ‘many examples’ of poor practice in dust inspections blitz Health and Safety Executive inspectors have found companies where the health of workers is being neglected when managing dust exposure risks.
News Joinery fined £25,000 after exposing workers to wood dust A Norfolk woodworking company has been fined for failing to control its employees’ exposure to wood dust.
News HSE targets moving and handling in new safety campaign The HSE will launch on 4 September an inspection campaign in construction sites focusing on adequate moving and handling materials.
News Health and safety spot checks in construction hit record low 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.
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