Check It! focuses on MEWP inspections and calls for shared responsibility on working at height safety.

Rope access inspectors have scaled the 30-metre-high London Stadium to clean and survey its steel structure.

Two new cranes have been installed on the London Eye to support the ongoing maintenance and engineering work on the iconic Thames-side tourist attraction.

A construction company has been fined after a worker sustained serious injuries when he fell from a ladder during renovation works in London.

The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) has appointed John Joe Magee as global MCWP and hoist representative.

A self‑employed contractor has been jailed after a teenager fell to his death during demolition works on a property in Surrey.

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.

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.

A property refurbishment company and a roofing contractor have both been fined after a worker fell from scaffolding and suffered life-changing injuries.

A construction company in Hampshire has been fined £80,000 after a man fell more than 15ft through a skylight during roof repair work.  

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. 

The International Powered Access Federation is supporting the Back to Basics safety campaign, launched by the Construction Industry Federation.

Construction Management, in partnership with IPAF, has launched a survey to explore the industry’s views and experiences with powered access machines on construction projects.

Nationwide Platforms has launched SkySiren PCS for scissor lifts – a secondary guarding system designed to reduce the risk of entrapment for operators.

The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) has published its annual global safety report.

With 150 directly employed staff working on fast-track fit-outs at any one time across the South East, health and safety is a priority for mechanical and electrical services company Bancroft.

A builder has been given a suspended prison sentence after he put the lives of workers at risk on a construction site in London.

A group of MPs is encouraging construction and other industries to adopt digital technologies that can prevent falls from height, including virtual and augmented reality and wearable devices.