Category: Health & Safety News
NEW BCGA PRESIDENT WILL BRING GLOBAL EXPERIENCE TO ROLE
The British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) has elected a new national president, with strong links across Europe and the globe. Lucía Sainz de Mier, Managing Director at Air Liquide...
COMPANY FINED AFTER PUTTING WORKERS AT RISK OF A FALL
A roofing contractor has been fined after a health and safety inspector came across two workers jet washing a steeply pitched roof on a house without adequate protection. Manchester...
STANLEY SECURITY APPOINTS NEW MANAGING DIRECTOR
STANLEY Security is pleased to announce the appointment of Gboyega Obafemi, known as Femi, as General Manager-Managing Director for Great Britain. Femi will be responsible for accelerating growth in...
MULLER FINED AFTER AGENCY WORKER'S FINGERS AMPUTATED
A food company specialising in dairy products has been prosecuted after an agency worker suffered severe injuries when their fingers were caught in machinery. Walsall Magistrates’ Court...
REAL ACTION NEEDED FOR GOVERNMENT AMBITION TO CUT EMISSIONS
The British Safety Council has welcomed an announcement by the Prime Minister that the UK will aim to cut its carbon emissions by at least 68% of what they were in 1990, by the end of 2030. As...
DEKRA CALLS FOR ACTION ON CHANGES TO EU SAFETY DATA SHEETS
Process safety experts DEKRA advise on quick action on the changes within REACH for the production of EU Safety Data Sheets for solid substances coming into force on 1 January 2021. The European...
IOSH CHIEF EXECUTIVE BEV MESSINGER TO RETIRE IN 2021
Bev Messinger, Chief Executive of IOSH, the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health, has announced that she will retire from her role in mid-2021 after four and a half years. During that...
MAGPIE BMS SERVICES LTD: UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Magpie BMS Services Ltd has announced that the company has been acquired and is now under new management, following the retirement of the company’s previous owner. The new Managing...
EMPLOYERS NEED TO OFFER SUPPORT FOR LONG COVID
Employers wishing to minimise the impact of Long Covid on both their employees and their organisation, should ensure that their health and wellbeing programmes include holistic and personalised...
COMPANY FINED AFTER EMPLOYEE INJURED BY MACHINERY
A plastics manufacturer, who specialises in the manufacturing of traffic barriers and cones, has been fined after an employee’s finger was severed due to inadequately guarded machinery. ...
Categories
- CHAS AT SAFETY & HEALTH EXPO 2022
- Agriculture
- Asbestos
- Cleaning
- Compliance & Risk Assessment
- Conferences
- Construction
- Courts
- Culture & Behaviour
- Ear Protection
- Education
- Emergency Evacuations
- Events
- Eye Protection
- Feature
- Fire & Electrical Safety
- Floor Safety
- Gas Detection & Monitoring
- Hand/Arm Vibration
- Hazardous Substances
- Health & Safety News
- Health and Safety Executive
- Hospitals & Healthcare
- Human Factors & Ergonomics
- Hygiene
- In the Courts
- Legislation
- Lone Worker Protection
- Mental Health
- Noise Monitoring
- PPE
- Plant Machinery & Site Safety
- Products & Services
- Prosecutions
- Protective Clothing
- Protective Workwear
- Reports
- Respiratory
- Slips, Trips & Falls
- Standards
- Stress
- Technology
- Training & Development
- Transport & Logistics
- Webinars
- Wellbeing
- Whitepapers
- Work-related Diseases
- Working at height
Read Tomorrow's Health & Safety latest issue
Tomorrow's Health & Safety Awards 2024
Tomorrow's Health & Safety Yearbook
Visit our other websites
