Research: smartphones ‘should be considered DSE’
Employers need to consider use of smartphones in their DSE policies, new research has claimed. Read More
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Gate crush death: Manslaughter verdict with ‘highly likely’ custodial sentence
A workman has been found guilty of manslaughter after a heavy metal gate he fitted fell on a woman. Read More
HSE prosecution: NHS Trust plead guilty to death of patient
Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust has pleaded guilty in relation to a Health and Safety Executive (HSE) prosecution. Read More
SHP and Safety & Health Expo unveil new team to take offering to the next level
SHP and Safety & Health Expo are at the start of a new journey as James Evison and Jonathan Lancaster […] Read More
IOSH: International safety chief to become president
Head of corporate safety at a major Hong Kong-based multinational rail operator has been elected to become president of IOSH. Read More
Careers advice: The responsibilities of the health and safety manager
New to health and safety and want to know the key skills and responsibilities of a manager in this sector? Read More
RoSPA Scotland Trophy for Edinburgh children’s hospital construction project
A construction firm has been handed RoSPA’s top Scottish safety award for its work on a new children’s hospital. Read More
Free place on skills event for SHP readers
Free space for an SHP reader to gain assess to skills insight from the Healthy Work Company. Read More
Firm fined £300k and told seat belt policy could have prevented death
A worker died after being crushed by a fork lift truck that overturned while he was driving it, and he wasn’t wearing a seat belt. Read More
Linen firm in court for insurance failure
A Manchester linen manufacturer has been fined for failing to provide Employers Liability (Compulsory) Insurance (ELCI). Read More