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Unguarded stairwell costs haulier £12,400
Jocelyn Dorrell | Prosecutions and Claims | 04.11.2008
Final Grayrigg report raises staff fatigue concerns
Jocelyn Dorrell | News | HSP | 23.10.2008
Tanker driver killed in 3m fall
Jocelyn Dorrell | Prosecutions and Claims | 22.10.2008
£250,000 fine for lorry crushing death
Jocelyn Dorrell | Prosecutions and Claims | 09.10.2008
Electric shocks cost rail firms £186,000
Louis Wustemann | Prosecutions and Claims | 29.09.2008
Neglecting the safety of occasional drivers
Rick Wood | Features | HSW | 05.09.2008
The Department for Transport estimates that up to one in three road crashes involves someone at work. This means that every week, about 200 road deaths and serious injuries involve people who were driving, riding or otherwise using the road for work purposes. Rick Wood of RoSPA warns against neglecting the safety of occasional drivers.
Bus operator ignored "blindingly obvious risks"
Prosecutions and Claims | 02.06.2008
Reversing vehicle killed worker in blind spot
Prosecutions and Claims | 04.04.2008
Alfred McAlpine pays £255,000 after motorcyclist killed
Prosecutions and Claims | 14.03.2008
Elderly woman hit by reversing street sweeper
Prosecutions and Claims | 03.03.2008
Work drivers twice as likely to break law
News | HSP | 28.02.2008
When things go wrong - health and safety sentencing
Howard Fidderman | Features | HSB | 27.02.2008
Nine years after the Court of Appeal concluded that fines for health and safety offences were too low, how have the courts been sentencing employers convicted of health and safety crimes? And what will be the impact of the new sentencing guidelines for manslaughter when they come into force later this year? Howard Fidderman believes that sentencing should not be left to the courts.
Council pays £165,000 after 11-year-old killed
Prosecutions and Claims | 14.02.2008
Staff abroad go uninsured
News | HSP | 21.01.2008
BA pilot hailed a hero
News | HSP | 18.01.2008
Liverpool Council's ticket to drive
Jocelyn Dorrell | Features | HSW | 14.01.2008
The corporate manslaughter legislation has put driver safety in the spotlight. Jocelyn Dorrell reports on Liverpool City Council's behicle safety training programme, which involves every employee who drives as part of their job.
Case study: Liverpool Council's ticket to drive
Jocelyn Dorrell | Case Study | 14.01.2008
The corporate manslaughter legislation has put driver safety in the spotlight. Jocelyn Dorrell reports on Liverpool City Council's behicle safety training programme, which involves every employee who drives as part of their job.
In peril on the sea
Becky Allen | Features | HSW | 11.01.2008
Lifeboats are archetypal pieces of safety equipment - they exist to protect lives. So why, asks Becky Allen, do they also kill and maim dozens of seafarers?
Mobile phone motorists face jail
News | HSP | 02.01.2008
Lighter regulation questions
News | HSW | 12.12.2007
Dealing with dust extraction
Andy Quail | Features | HSW | 01.12.2007
Andy Quail, commercial director at Carter-Thorne, explains why it is important to think ahead when dealing with dust extraction
Communication and consultation
Lawrence Waterman | Features | HSW | 01.12.2007
In the last of his Back to Basics series, Lawrence Waterman outlines best practice approaches to workforce engagement
Drivers could be weakest manslaughter link
News | HSW | 27.11.2007
Marshalling expertise
Dave Lewis | Features | HSW | 09.11.2007
The actions of staff in the event of a fire are likely to be crucial to their safety and the safety of other people in the premises. Dave Lewis outlines the role and training needs of fire marshals.
Lorry fall delivers TNT £120,000 fine
Prosecutions and Claims | 08.11.2007
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