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Mechanic crushed under London tour bus axle

10 February 2012
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The Original London Sightseeing Tour has been prosecuted by the HSE after a mechanical engineer suffered serious injuries while working underneath one of its open topped buses.
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Wall collapse fatality costs builder £161k

25 May 2011
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A building contractor has been ordered to pay more than £161,000 in penalties after a construction worker who spoke little English was buried alive when a wall collapsed on top…
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Four in five European managers worry about stress

08 June 2010
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Work-related stress has become as big a worry for managers in European businesses as workplace accidents, according to the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA).
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TUC issues behavioural safety guide

19 May 2010
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The TUC has published new guidance on behavioural safety for health and safety representatives, explaining what it means and offering advice on how to respond to workplace or industry initiatives.
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Hundreds walk out over power plant safety fears

17 February 2010
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Hundreds of workers walked off site yesterday at the new Staythorpe Power Station in Nottinghamshire in protest over an alleged safety breach.
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Linpac Packaging: half-minute wonders

Linpac Packaging - half-minute wonders

29 March 2012
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We find out how the packaging manufacturer has cut days lost to accidents by more than 90%.
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Hydratight: integrity all round

05 February 2012
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The engineering company explains how it got its accident rate down from 2.19 per million working hours to just 0.22.
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Passing the baton: Leadership at the Olympic park

02 December 2011
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Lucie Ponting examines an HSE report on how leadership and worker involvement have contributed to the learning legacy of the Olympic 2012 construction project.
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Case study: FHM North East — getting engaged

07 November 2011
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Jocelyn Dorrell finds out how the housebuilder put worker involvement at the cntre of its safety plans.
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Cemex: In search of lost time

06 October 2011
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Jocelyn Dorrell discovers how the building supplies giant cut its lost-time injury rate by more than 80%.
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