All Health & safety articles – Page 65
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NewsWorkman killed in crane incident
HSE warns crane manufacturers after 120ft crane crushes workman at Liverpool site
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NewsOn the roof of the world
At last, the summit of Crinkly Tin is conquered following a perilous traverse across the ridge
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NewsThe art of scaffolding
This creatively assembled scaffolding looks more like an exhibit in the Tate than a safety platform
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NewsMCG launches safety film for migrant workers
Contractors’ group produces multilingual DVD to combat growth in site accidents
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NewsBalancing act
Save on scaffolding - straddle a 10ft drop by planting your big toe on a 2in door head
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NewsBreaking out
'If I teeter dangerously on a narrow beam I should be able to stop waste falling on bystanders below'
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NewsAnother safety fudge?
Neil Herbert was mistaken as the local HSE rep when he took this picture in Tilba Tilba, Australia
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NewsWorkers do lunch after Kensal Rise tornado
Scaffolders take a perilous break on the roof top of a house affected by the recent tornado in London
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NewsSafety regulators set to merge
HSC launches consultation into merging with HSE into one organisation
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NewsOfficials advise firms how to avoid planning gain levy
Communities Department civil servants tell developers and councils to fast-track schemes
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NewsHSE probed crane safety before Battersea collapse
The HSE says it was investigating the safety of cranes long before crane collapse at Battersea
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Design institutes tackle site deaths
Design experts launch joint strategy to cut number of workplace fatalities
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FeaturesStarting out
For managers on site, taking responsibility for health and safety can be a matter of life and death. And for graduates in their early twenties, that responsibility can weigh very heavily indeed.
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Rate of deaths and serious injuries falls over past year
The rate of deaths and serious injuries in construction has fallen over the past year, according to the latest report from the Health and Safety Executive.
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New CSCS for professionals
The Construction Skills Certification Scheme was extended this week to cover professional occupations, including engineering, quantity surveying and architecture.
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NewsMcCarthy tipped for Communities England
Senior civil servant Richard McCarthy has been lined up to head Communities England, the body that would be formed from a merger of English Partnerships and the Housing Corporation