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Companies and director sentenced after worker’s fatal fall

The director of a concrete structures firm has been ordered to pay a total of £25,000 in fines and costs after a worker died following a fall from height at a Swansea building site.

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Roofing company in court for ignoring safety risks

A roofing company has been fined for exposing workers to serious risk of injury at a site in Deeside, Flintshire. The work involved replacing fragile asbestos cement roof sheets with metal roof cladding, no safeguards had been put in place to prevent a fall from height while this hazardous work was being carried out.

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One in three construction sites in Wales fail safety inspections

Nearly one-in-three of the construction sites visited in Wales during a month-long inspection initiative failed health and safety checks.

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Scrap metal firm fined after bus swings into employee

A scrap metal firm has been fined after an employee was badly injured when a bus swung into him while it was being lifted onto a truck in Merthyr Tydfil.

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HSE launches safety clampdown on Welsh construction sites

Unsafe practices on construction sites across Wales are to be targeted as part of a national initiative aimed at reducing death, injury and ill health.

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Building owner fined for asbestos exposure

An industrial property owner has been prosecuted for exposing untrained workers to dangerous asbestos fibres following a series of failings at a building in Newport.

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Chimney sweep fined for pensioner’s death

A chimney sweep has been sentenced after his failure to remove a bird’s nest blocking a chimney flue led to the death of a pensioner in his South Wales home.

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Crisp producer fined for safety failings at Newport factory

Crisp manufacturer Sirhowy Valley Foods has been fined after an employee lost his thumb in an unguarded machine at its factory in Crumlin, Newport.

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Building firm in court over life-threatening injuries

A building firm has appeared in court after a plumber suffered life-threatening injuries in a fall at an outdoor activities centre near Gwynfe in Carmarthenshire.

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Firm’s failures led to workers’ exposure to asbestos at Aberystwyth flats

Significant safety failures by a plumbing company may have led to two workers being exposed to dangerous asbestos fibres during a major refurbishment project on flats in Aberystwyth.

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Firm fined for worker’s injuries at Caerphilly factory

An employee suffered leg injuries when a reversing forklift truck struck him while working at a cardboard factory.

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Companies sentenced after worker’s fatal fall

A major construction company and a concrete structures firm have been sentenced today (23 November) after a worker died following a fall from height at a Swansea building site.

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HSE Work-related Deaths Protocol revised

Sets out the protocols and liaison arrangements between HSE and other regulators involved in investigating any work-related death.

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New figures published for workplace ill health and injury in Wales

Figures published today show slight falls in a number of key areas of workplace ill-health and injury in Wales.

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Cwmbran builder fined for worker fall

A Cwmbran builder has been fined after an employee was seriously injured in a 2.3-metre fall from the roof of a property near Llandegfedd Reservoir.

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Worker fined after unstable lorry topples over and injures worker

A worker unloading scaffold materials from a flatbed lorry was thrown from the vehicle and hit by its load of boards and tubes when it overturned a court was told today (12 October).

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Builder faces jail over toddler’s death

A Welsh builder has been sentenced to two years in prison after being convicted of gross negligence manslaughter in the case of a three-year-old girl who was killed when a substandard wall collapsed on top of her.

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Building contractor to pay £548,000 following death of worker

A building contractor was today ordered to pay a total of £548,000 after a worker fell through a roof while working on the construction of the Menai Centre in Bangor, Wales.

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Oldies, but Goodies!

Teachers and volunteers improve their Bikeability

Teachers and volunteers improve their Bikeability

Logistics company wins inaugural RoSPA award

Logistics company wins inaugural RoSPA award

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.

BAE Systems sentenced for death of worker

Global defence company BAE Systems has been ordered to pay almost £350,000 in fines and costs after a worker died when he was crushed by the 145-tonnes weight of a metal press at its East Yorkshire plant.

RR962 – Survey of noise emission and risk information supplied with a range of work machinery

Previous work has shown that noise emission data provided by manufacturers can be of variable quality and based on standards that no longer exist. The aim of the project was to assess the suitability of information on noise emission required under the …

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