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Pupil burned by tar dripping through roof

Prosecutions and Claims | 07.04.2008

5m safe working hours for St George

News | HSP | 19.03.2008

JCB Group firms fined £466,000 after two deaths

Prosecutions and Claims | 17.03.2008

Alfred McAlpine pays £255,000 after motorcyclist killed

Prosecutions and Claims | 14.03.2008

Taylor Wimpey fined following death of apprentice

Prosecutions and Claims | 14.03.2008

Updated: Laing O'Rourke pays £101,000 for shop collapse

Prosecutions and Claims | 13.03.2008

Staying in one piece: slips, trips and falls

Eddie Bailey | Features | HSW | 07.03.2008

Slips, trips and falls currently account for one fatality a week and 38% of all major workplace injuries. Last month the HSE launched a campaign, Shattered Lives, which is aimed at creating a step-change in the attitudes of both businesses and their workers in several sectors. The HSE's Eddie Bailey explains how it will help practitioners win hearts and minds.

HSE papers sites with notices in nationwide refurbishment blitz

News | HSW | 05.03.2008

Updated: Fine for falling debris

Prosecutions and Claims | 29.02.2008

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.

Firms fined after roof fall

Prosecutions and Claims | 18.02.2008

HSE reminds workers about asbestos legacy

News | HSP | 14.02.2008

HSE spot checks close 10 sites

News | HSP | 13.02.2008

HSE on the spot

News | HSW | 12.02.2008

Three firms fined over 17-year-old's death

Prosecutions and Claims | 12.02.2008

Demolition began with workers still inside

Features | HSP | 05.02.2008

A Hertfordshire trader who began to demolish a building while workers were still inside must pay £25,000 in fines and costs. An HSE investigation revealed SJB had not checked the area or issued any warning before beginning the work, with the inspector adding that it was a great mercy that no member of the public was injured.

Building demolition began with workers still inside

Prosecutions and Claims | 05.02.2008

Hatton Traffic Management cleared over deaths

Prosecutions and Claims | 31.01.2008

Firm fined £20,000 after four hurt in floor collapse

Features | HSP | 28.01.2008

Construction firm Excelcare Developments has been fined £20,000 for safety failures which led to four workers being seriously injured when the floor they were working on collapsed. HSE Inspector Amanda Huff described the accident, which happened at a site in Bromley, as avoidable, adding that the firm broke every rule going.

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