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Lancaster tissue manufacturer in court over worker’s fall

A worker could have been killed when metal grating gave way under his feet at a tissue factory in Lancaster, a court has heard.

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Unregistered gas fitter prosecuted for dangerous boiler installation

A Bridgwater man has been prosecuted for illegal and unsafe gas work while falsely claiming to be on the Gas Safe Register.

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Plumber prosecuted for illegal gas work after couple burned in explosion

A Lincolnshire plumber has been prosecuted for carrying out illegal gas work after a couple suffered severe burns in a major explosion at their home.

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HSE Jobs – Sales and Marketing Director, HSL

This is a high-potential role that calls for an inspiring leader who can motivate and support our sales team to achieve outstanding commercial results.

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The business benefits of health and safety – London, 5 June 2013

Full day conference by the British Safety Council on the business benefits of health and safety, including the launch of a literature review on business benefits and a keynote address by Mark Hoban MP, Minister for Employment, DWP.

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Case 174 – Custard pie fight is cancelled

A custard pie fight at a local event has been cancelled because the event organisers could not get insurance on the basis that the activity is too dangerous.

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RR963 – Exposure to hexavalent chromium, nickel and cadmium compounds in the electroplating industry

This research was conducted by HSE in partnership with the Surface Engineering Association (SEA). The aim was to investigate whether repeat Biological Monitoring (BM) over a period of time could be used to help drive sustainable improvements in exposure control.

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Four metre fall lands company in court

A construction company based in South East London has been prosecuted for a serious safety breach after a roofing worker plunged four metres through a badly-protected skylight.

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Company sentenced for exposing worker to deadly fumes

A bath restoration company has been fined for safety failings after a worker died from inhaling toxic fumes in the bathroom of a South West London flat.

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Companies prosecuted after roof collapsed on worker

Two West Midlands companies have been fined for safety failings after the six-tonne roof of a timber-framed classroom collapsed on a worker, leaving him seriously injured.

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Lewisham Homes in court after woman breaks jaw

Lewisham Council’s homes provider has been fined after a meter reader broke her jaw and smashed most of her teeth in a fall into an unprotected flood pit cellar beneath a block of flats.

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Bedford company in court over worker’s broken leg

A nationwide removals firm has been fined for safety failings after a worker broke his leg whilst moving machinery at a site in Bedford.

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Joinery firm in court over worker’s severed finger

A Dagenham-based firm has been sentenced after a worker severed a finger and seriously injured two others on a badly-guarded cutting block capable of 10,000 cuts per minute.

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Unsafe gas work leads to fine for kitchen installer

A Staffordshire kitchen fitter has been fined after he carried out illegal gas work and put families’ lives at risk.

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DVLA unveils interim chief executive

DVLA unveils interim chief executive

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Understand and improve your organisation’s Safety Culture

Safety culture is typically measured through questionnaires that explore employees’ attitudes and perceptions regarding safety. HSL’s improved, online Safety Climate Tool uses advanced survey methods to understand the health and safety culture in your organisation. It provides powerful data that allows benchmarking against similar organisations and identifies examples of good practice and areas needing improvement.

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Teachers and volunteers improve their Bikeability

Teachers and volunteers improve their Bikeability

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Logistics company wins inaugural RoSPA award

Logistics company wins inaugural RoSPA award

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Collective failures led to death of worker

A County Durham man has been jailed and a Tyneside firm and one of its directors fined after a demolition worker fell to his death from a cherry picker that was knocked over by a falling roof beam.

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Oldies, but Goodies!

Lewisham Homes in court after woman breaks jaw

Lewisham Council’s homes provider has been fined after a meter reader broke her jaw and smashed most of her teeth in a fall into an unprotected flood pit cellar beneath a block of flats.

Bedford company in court over worker’s broken leg

A nationwide removals firm has been fined for safety failings after a worker broke his leg whilst moving machinery at a site in Bedford.

Joinery firm in court over worker’s severed finger

A Dagenham-based firm has been sentenced after a worker severed a finger and seriously injured two others on a badly-guarded cutting block capable of 10,000 cuts per minute.

Unsafe gas work leads to fine for kitchen installer

A Staffordshire kitchen fitter has been fined after he carried out illegal gas work and put families’ lives at risk.

Keeping in touch with HSE

Subscribe for free news and updates, by email or RSS, on a wide range of health and safety topics and industries – all for free.

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