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Petrol mishandling led to taxi firm deaths

26 February 2010
A petrol station and neighbouring taxi firm owner must pay fines and costs totalling nearly £10,000 after two people died in an explosion caused by improper petrol handling.
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High mercury levels expose recycler to £145,000 fine

8 February 2010
Ventilation problems at an electrical equipment recycling plant, which exposed workers to toxic mercury and lead, have led to fines of £145,000 for a recycling firm and its director.
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BAE pays £198,000 for lack of supervision with “explosive consequences”

15 January 2010
Global arms manufacturer BAE Systems has been handed a £198,000 penalty following a fatal explosion at its Lancashire munitions plant.
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New Seveso site details potential COMAH changes

13 January 2010
The HSE has posted new information on its website on the changes to the Seveso II Directive - EU legislation implemented in the UK by the Control of Major Accident…
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Sellafield fined £75,000 over radioactive dust exposure

7 December 2009
Nuclear operator Sellafield has been fined £75,000 after two contractors at its site in Cumbria inhaled radioactive dust.
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A good man in a storm

8 July 2009
Louis Wustemann learns about managing crises from the man who led the local responses to the Buncefield explosion, and the Hatfield and Potters Bar rail crashes.
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Dangerous goods: gently does it

5 June 2009
Chris MacRae explains how new regulations will dramatically change the way dangerous goods are moved by road, rail, sea and air.
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Safety data sheets: part 2

7 April 2008
In the second of two articles, Lawrence Bamber sets out the common contents of a safety data sheet.
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Know-how: safety data sheets

14 February 2008
In the first of two articles on safety data sheets, Lawrence Bamber examines the need for, and composition of, safety data sheets.
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In safe hands

11 January 2008
Chris Packham looks at whether natural latex gloves really represent a health hazard.
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