Work at height charity launches ‘No Falls Week’
March 15, 2024
Taking place between 13 and 17 May 2024, and organised by the No Falls Foundation, No Falls Week’s aims to raise awareness about the importance of safe working at height and to prevent falls. Read More
£3m fine for waste management company after two deaths
September 13, 2023
A waste management firm has been fined a total of £3 million following the deaths of two workers in separate incidents. Read More
Accidents are “inevitable” – two fifths of construction workers believe
June 1, 2023
Two fifths of people in the construction industry believe an accident is “inevitable” on their sites, research has revealed. Read More
Leading indicators and preventing serious injuries and fatalities: ISN’s Ryan Rodriguez previews SHE 2023 talk
May 11, 2023
OSH professionals will be urged to interrogate their safety culture, not just overall incident rates. Read More
Fears for construction workers after a report found the industry accounted for the most work-related fatalities
January 23, 2023
There are fears for the safety of construction workers - and the effectiveness of their vehicle safety devices - after a report found the industry accounted for the most work-related fatalities. Read More
Workplace fatalities in Ireland hit record low
January 8, 2019
The number of people killed in work-related accidents in Ireland fell by 23% last year, according to official figures. Read More
Prosecutions in November 2018: video round-up of the 6 biggest court cases
December 4, 2018
The biggest health and safety prosecutions over the past month, measured by readers’ interest on SHP. This month’s video highlights six prosecutions. Read More
How employers can improve behavioural safety in construction
June 4, 2015
By Mark Paterson, senior risk manager at QBE The construction industry employs 5 per cent of workers in the UK Read More
Safety in the sun: international standards
March 11, 2015
Marcus Boocock attended an IOSH-hosted conference in the Caribbean in February to discuss a new international standard to protect people Read More
Could that have been me?: legal implications for safety advisers
March 3, 2015
Last month, Pinsent Masons commented on a case, which resulted in the first ever immediate custodial sentence for a section Read More