Ever wondered what's the fastest way to irritate an HSE inspector visiting your site? Jocelyn Dorrell and Louis Wustemann report back from RoSPA's three days of seminars on directors' duties, workplace transport and construction in Birmingham last month.

Employee crushed by forklift load

Prosecutions and Claims | 03.06.2008

Firm fined after worker buried in waste

Prosecutions and Claims | 27.05.2008

Setting hire standards

David Cochran | Features | HSW | 30.04.2008

Employment agencies throughout the UK supply drivers for haulage companies. This workforce is a valuable resource: a phone call away and very low maintenance. They will turn up at short notice with no idea of what the next job entails. David Cochran argues that anyone using agency drivers should check they aren't overstretched and underbriefed.

Forklift driver fined for hitting colleague

Prosecutions and Claims | 09.04.2008

First Capital East pays £215,000 for bus death

Prosecutions and Claims | 20.03.2008

Taylor Wimpey fined following death of apprentice

Prosecutions and Claims | 14.03.2008

Updated: scrapyard death firm ignored HSE warnings

Prosecutions and Claims | 12.02.2008

Lighter regulation questions

News | HSW | 12.12.2007

Six year-old's death nets port operator £257,000 penalty

Prosecutions and Claims | 09.12.2007

Lorry fall delivers TNT £120,000 fine

Prosecutions and Claims | 08.11.2007

The Smoke-free (Premises, Vehicle Operators and Penalty Notices) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2007

Legislation | 08.11.2007

Safeguarding workers abroad

Becky Allen | Features | HSW | 08.11.2007

Business travel is an integral part of many Britons' jobs. Despite huge advances in information and communications technology, UK residents made more than nine million journeys abroad for work last year - up 12% since 2004. But what toll does it take on their health and safety and how can the risks be best managed? Becky Allen reports.

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