Keywords: Health and safety, water utility sector, Wales Water, John Needs,
Case study: And the winners are...
Sara Bean | Case Study |
04.07.2008
The water utility sector is arguably one of the more hazardous sectors for construction contractors, involving deep excavations, confined spaces and negotiating and managing road traffic.
The water industry is also a very heavily regulated one, and utility companies and their contractors a ...
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