Driver fatigue: ‘Make sleep part of risk management’ says specialist fleet broker
May 9, 2019
Specialist fleet broker talks on the benefits of adding fatigue to risk assessments as it is a factor that impacts majority of fleet operators. Read More
Top 5 highest fines in March 2019
April 15, 2019
Discover the top 5 most-read fine stories in March 2019 on SHP. Fines include companies such as Renault. Read More
Troubled Carillion: the safety history of the construction giant
January 15, 2018
Construction giant Carillion has entered liquidation following two profit warnings. SHP looks at its H&S record. Read More
HSE: Food manufacturing sector health and safety ‘needs to improve’
January 2, 2018
Companies and people working in food manufacturing are being told they must pay closer attention to how they manage workplace health risks or face serious penalties. Read More
Company loses transport licence following corporate manslaughter conviction
December 14, 2017
A Walmersley-based company has had its transport licence revoked after it was convicted of corporate manslaughter and associated offences earlier this year. Read More
£85k fine after worker is electrocuted
December 14, 2017
A North West farmer has been fined after a man was electrocuted when the arm of a loader crane (HIAB) hit overhead power lines. Read More
Video: court stories this week in 60 seconds
October 13, 2017
All the top court stories for health and safety this week in a brief 60 second video. Read More
CDM breach led to fractured back
October 11, 2017
Darlington based roofing firm, Dufell Roofing Company Ltd, has been sentenced after an employee suffered a fracture to his back that required surgery. Read More
Horrific injuries after scaffolding hits power lines
October 8, 2017
A Swindon-based scaffolding company and its director have been sentenced after a worker was left with life-changing injuries. Read More
Construction firm gets £26k fine for life-changing injuries
August 31, 2017
Worker injured after falling through gap. Read More
