Road safety minister Paul Clark has confirmed that there are no immediate plans to bring work-related deaths and injuries under the HSE’s injury and incident reporting system RIDDOR.
The HSE wants all industry sectors to improve the way they share critical safety information such as failures with equipment, procedures and substances.
Workplace transport failures have landed Rotherham Council and its contractor with fines totalling £105,000 after a reversing truck knocked down and killed a partially deaf council employee during road surfacing…
A contractor has been prosecuted for endangering members of the public and violating the Work at Height Regulations after unsecured scaffolding was blown over into a residential street.
Six safety breaches have landed a property developer with a £20,000 penalty after a refurbishment site inspection revealed missing scaffolding supports, unsuitable ladders and unguarded edges.
Since it was developed in the 1930s,"high-visibility" gear has become an icon of health and safety. Becky Allen reflects on its past, present and future.