Contractor to pay £200k following worker’s death on sewerage pipe scheme
February 17, 2015
Cappagh Contractors Construction has been ordered to pay £200,000 in fines and costs after a workman was killed by a Read More
Static loading: the DSE risk from smartphones and tablets
February 4, 2015
When Apple computers recently announced its record-breaking profits, due in part to selling almost 75 million iPhones in the last Read More
The three doors of global risk management
February 2, 2015
By Joseph Wolfsberger Reducing health and safety risk on a global basis is more than a process; it requires the Read More
Repetitive strain injuries: It’s time to reframe the debate
December 11, 2014
A few months ago I wrote a blog for SHP online about DSE assessments and how they need to do Read More
DSE survey: 73% of employers do not comply with regulations
December 4, 2014
Employers are in need of more information and support regarding Display Screen Equipment (DSE) eye care regulations, according to recent Read More
Working at height: national tower week
November 6, 2014
PASMA, founder member of the Access Industry Forum (AIF) and a trade association that represents the mobile access tower industry, Read More
Construction design dilemma: CDM2015
October 30, 2014
The current requirement of hazard elimination and risk mitigation as proposed in CDM2015 has the odds stacked against it, argues Read More
Safety target: zero harm
October 2, 2014
Many companies are embracing zero harm initiatives, however few are aware of how tribes can form in an organisation, forming Read More
DSE assessments need to do more to combat RSI epidemic
September 30, 2014
More than 10 years ago I suffered a debilitating repetitive strain injury (RSI). I have had three DSE assessments since Read More
Safety and Health Expo 2014: bringing safety to life
September 16, 2014
An overview of SHE 2014 from Lindsey Bredin, PR manager for the exhibition. The show is put on in association Read More
