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Director fined 30k for 9-metre scaffold fall

2 September 2010
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A construction company and its director have been ordered to pay almost £41,000 in fines and costs after a worker suffered serious injuries when he fell around nine metres off…
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Sawmill fined over two injuries in three months

2 September 2010
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Two workers were seriously injured in three months because of lax safety procedures for maintenance operations at an Ayrshire sawmill, a court has heard.
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Missing light curtain lands directors in court

31 August 2010
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Two former directors of a sheet metal making company have been convicted of breaching work equipment regulations after an employee severed two fingertips in a hydraulic press brake.
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Developer pays £46k for bricklayer’s paralysis

31 August 2010
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An incident in which a dislodged steel beam fell on a bricklayer has cost a housing developer more than £46,000 in penalties.
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Driver brain damaged by falling saw

31 August 2010
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A haulage company has been fined £5000 after a 290kg panel saw fell and hit a delivery driver as he unstrapped a load.
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SMEs: choosing wisely

10 August 2010
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Paul Reeve continues his health and safety primer with the rules on employing competent contractors.
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Oxford instruments: up to standard

10 August 2010
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Louis Wustemann talks to a hi-tech manufacturer about its route to certification.
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First among equals

10 August 2010
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Under the primary authority scheme, businesses regulated by local authorities can have the rules set by one council. Lucie Ponting reports.
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Site specifics: DSEAR

7 June 2010
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Bridget Leathley explores the web to find useful information on the explosive atmospheres regulations.
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2012: peak performance

30 April 2010
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With construction on the 2012 Olympics site almost at its height, we talk to the ODA's head of safety, Lawrence Waterman, about managing risks on the 'big build'.
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