September 21, 2018
Marcus de Guingand from Third Pillar of Health, explores some of the common findings in respect of fatigue in construction from conversations with industry professionals. He'll also delve into some of the consequences and look at how you can help reduce this hidden problem. Read More
September 21, 2018
As an award-winning expert who is in demand all around the world, Mark Breen knows a thing or two about event safety. He works on a range of festivals, including Wild Lights at Dublin Zoo and multiple events in Saudi Arabia. Read More
September 21, 2018
New health & safety training game launched, £1.2 fine for Tuffnells Parcel Express, October legislation update, worker fractures spine in fall, mitigating risk in manufacturing and much more… Read More
September 20, 2018
Imagine being able to walk around a new estate that has not yet been built and spot any health and Read More
September 20, 2018
With approximately 60 employees at its Glasgow site, Hubbell wanted to ensure its staff were also able to work safely and effectively at all times. Despite relatively few eye hazards on the shop floor Hubbell made the decision to implement a mandatory safety eyewear policy programme across its operations. Read More
September 20, 2018
The UK needs to adopt more rigorous safety controls around asbestos in schools and offices, according to a new report Read More
September 20, 2018
Torbay Council has launched a public consultation on whether its staff should have body-worn cameras. The council started trialling the Read More
September 20, 2018
Nearly two thirds of young people believe their current working conditions are damaging their health, according to a new wellbeing Read More
September 20, 2018
Yorkshire Water Services Ltd has been sentenced after a fitter suffered fatal burns when his clothing was ignited by sparks. HSE found that the company’s risk assessment and permit to work procedures had been inadequate and there were no site-specific procedures in place. Read More
September 19, 2018
Decommissioning Sellafield is a huge and dangerous task. To mitigate the risk, robotic submarines are being used to safely inspect, clean and retrieve debris from radioactive fuel storage ponds. Read More
September 19, 2018
Have you been paying attention recently? Test your knowledge of some of the stories which have been published on SHP in the last week. Read More
September 19, 2018
Two firms were upgrading water treatment works when a worker’s foot became trapped in a large rotating screw. He needed to have three toes amputated as a result. Read More
September 19, 2018
A four-day fundraising event has raised over £118,000 for London’s Air Ambulance after 250 volunteers abseiled from Europe’s tallest helipad, on the roof of the Royal London Hospital. SHP and Safety & Health Expo contribute over £2,000 towards the record total. Read More
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