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Worker fell through pig shed roof after firm ignored safety warnings

A York firm that fits solar panels has been prosecuted after an employee fell four metres through the fragile roof of a pig shed at an East Yorkshire farm.

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Bradford man may lose lower leg after work injury

A Bradford man may need to have his foot and lower leg amputated as a result of a crush injury caused by the safety failures of his employers more than a year ago.

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Halifax firm’s failings put teenager in hospital

A West Yorkshire company has been prosecuted for breaching safely law after a 1.5 tonne pallet toppled on to a teenage worker, trapping him by the legs.

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Missing safety catch leads to fine for company

A York civil engineering firm was responsible for safety failings that led to one of its workers suffering multiple and life-changing injuries, a court was told today (18 April).

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Waste industry dangers highlighted in court

A Lincoln man suffered life-changing injuries because of a series of safety failings at the waste recycling plant where he worked in Scunthorpe, a court has heard.

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Illegal gas fitter jailed after leaving lives in danger across South Yorkshire

An unregistered gas fitter has been sent to prison after carrying out work at more than 85 homes across South Yorkshire and Worksop that left families and children at risk

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Farmer crushed by badly fitted door

A North Yorkshire farmer died when he was crushed under a half-tonne roller shutter door that had been badly installed, a court has heard today (16 April).

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Leeds City Council sentenced after toddler’s injury

Leeds City Council was today fined for safety failings after it ignored warnings from its own staff about a rotting flagpole, which later collapsed and fractured the skull of a two-year-old girl.

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Dangerous neglect by landlord leads to court

A private landlord has been fined for a series of safety breaches that left a Sheffield family at serious risk from a dangerous boiler fitted by an unregistered gas fitter.

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Training call to South and East Yorkshire building workers

Young workers in the construction industries are being targeted with a series of potentially life-saving courses in South and East Yorkshire to alert them to the dangers of exposure to asbestos.

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Worker’s hand injury puts Leeds food company in court

A Leeds-based food company has been fined for safety failings after an agency worker had two fingers crushed by hydraulic rams in a sausage roll machine which had a broken guard.

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Former pie maker told to pay £375,000 over worker’s death

A West Yorkshire firm was today fined £250,000 for safety offences after a gas explosion in an industrial bakery oven ripped through its factory – killing a father of two and badly injuring another worker.

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HSE launches safety clampdown on construction sites in Doncaster & Rotherham

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

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HSE launches safety clampdown on Leeds construction sites

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

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Brick firm breaks safety law

A West Yorkshire brick making firm has been prosecuted after safety failings at its factory led to a worker losing a thumb and having his hand almost severed in a poorly-guarded press machine.

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Halifax worker left disabled by crush injuries

A West Yorkshire firm has been sentenced for serious safety failings after a worker was left with life-threatening injuries when a 6.5 tonnes steel beam toppled onto his back.

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Textile manufacturer sentenced over worker’s death

A West Yorkshire textile firm has been ordered to pay more than £115,000 in fines and costs for safety breaches that led to a worker being crushed and killed by a falling stack of rag bales.

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Illegal gas work left elderly woman in danger

A South Yorkshire man has been fined for carrying out illegal gas work at a house in Sheffield, leaving an elderly woman at risk from deadly carbon monoxide poisoning.

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Injury brings early end to Hull man’s working life

A business owner in Hull has been prosecuted after an employee fell nearly four metres while painting the top of a water storage tank and shattered his left leg.

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Safety failings blamed for worker’s injury

A West Yorkshire firm has been fined after an employee had a thumb and finger shattered when his hand was drawn into dangerous moving parts of a printing press.

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Traffic courts will deal with minor offences

Traffic courts will deal with minor offences

Safety in Ports – Last chance to have your say

This consultation sets out proposals to publish an Approved Code of Practice on Safety in Ports. Consultation period ends 22 May 2013.

Case 172 – Staff shortage on train resulted in buffet service being stopped

The enquirer was travelling on a train which, due to a staff absence, cancelled the first class buffet car service on health and safety grounds.

Pupils play judge and jury

Pupils play judge and jury

Positive feedback for pedestrian seminar

Positive feedback for pedestrian seminar

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