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Taking the lead: first HSW conference

Louis Wustemann | Features | HSW | 16.10.2007

Leadership and the need for senior management engagement were the themes that occurred at the recent HSW Conference. Delegates were given an overview of current and future developments in regulation, such as corporate manslaughter, and good practice on issues ranging from accident reduction to the new CDM Regulations.

Gas monitors: going prepared

Sarah Ursulan | Features | HSW | 16.10.2007

Where the potential for hazardous atmospheres is enough for you to supply monitors, you need to provide workers with training on how to use them. Providing a worker with a gas detector and showing them the area in which they will work is not a recipe for success. Sarah Ursulan explains why you need to give them thorough training.

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Taking the lead: first HSW conference

Gas monitors: going prepared

Hard to handle

Neglected gates led to drowning

Exel hit with penalty for falling boxes

Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act

Stockline inquiry

Anti-bullying day

Construction deaths leap up

Stockline fine is 'no deterrent'

Safe use of warehouse racking

£620,000 fine for slurry pit death

£400,000 bakery amputation payout

Norlec doubles up on forklift accidents

Corus pays £125,000 for chemical pit fall

Chaotic site entrance sees two firms exit court minus £135,000

Motor fall pinned engineer

Concrete company bosses jailed

Steel processor fined £75,000 for fatal crushing

Plutonium fine

Automatic pilot

Injuries and days lost rise

Fragile roof fatality takes engineers to court

Skanska fined for arc that burned three

Avoiding the tickbox idea of risk assessment