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UNIVERSITY FINED AFTER RESEARCH WORKERS EXPOSED TO HEALTH RISK
The University of Edinburgh has been fined for its failings which led to animal research workers, who were already sensitised to laboratory animal allergens (LAA), being at risk of suffering from...
SPEAKER MUST SHOW LEADERSHIP ON PARLIAMENTARY WELLBEING
The British Safety Council has called on the Speaker of the House of Commons to set an example of leadership in promoting the wellbeing of all MPs and their staff. In a letter sent by Chief...
INCREASE IN CONSTRUCTION INJURIES RAISES CONCERNS, SAYS UNITE
Unite, the UK’s construction union, has warned that new figures from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) of a rise in construction injuries and a fall in prosecutions is a ‘dangerous...
HSE RELEASES ANNUAL INJURY AND ILL-HEALTH STATISTICS
The number of injuries and incidents of ill-health in workplaces across Great Britain is still too high, new statistics show. The annual report by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) includes...
FERRY OPERATOR PROSECUTED AFTER MOVING VEHICLE INCIDENT
A ferry operator has been prosecuted after an employee sustained serious injuries when he was struck by a van being reversed out of a docked vessel. On 17 September 2017 George Ball, a pontoon...
Rescue Mission Under Way for Man Trapped Up Chimney
Emergency services are trying to rescue a man who is stuck up a 290-foot former mill chimney in Carlisle. It is not known how the man, who is topless, got there but it is reported that neighbours...
HAVS REMAINS A HIDDEN THREAT AMONGST UK WORKFORCE
There are 2 million workers at risk of developing Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) in the UK, and currently 300 thousand people suffering advanced stages. Yet, the current regulations in place...
COMPANY FINED AFTER CARPENTER INJURED IN FALL FROM HEIGHT
A Hitchin-based construction company has been sentenced after a carpenter sustained nerve and tissue damage to his lower back after a fall from height. Luton Magistrates’ Court heard on 2...
EIGHT HOURS SITTING IS TOO MUCH
An extensive study of more than one million people has revealed that those sitting for eight hours a day are more at risk of premature death. The extensive research, conducted by The Lancet,...
RRC INTERNATIONAL NEBOSH HSE COURSE
RRC is a well-established health, safety and environmental training provider with over 90 years’ experience in training and education. They were amongst the first training providers to offer...
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