Registration of buildings with Building Safety Regulator now underway
Hundreds of high-rise buildings are being registered with the new building safety regulator as the stricter regime to protect residents begins.
Around 750 applications have been opened with the new Building Safety Regulator (BSR) since its registration process for high-rise buildings opened last month.
All high-rise residential buildings must be registered with...Read More »
Company fined £200,000 after worker fractures arm
A manufacturing company has been fined after an employee was drawn in to a machine and suffered multiple fractures to his left arm.
The man, who is from Newcastle, had recently started working as a manufacturing operative for Gates Engineering & Services UK Limited at its site on Bassington Drive in...Read More »
Major transport firm hit with £1.9m fine after worker killed by HGV
Two major transport companies have been fined a combined total of £2.2m after ‘a loving dad and husband’ was killed when he was hit by a HGV in Birmingham.
Neil Roberts, 60, was a depot manager of Turners (Soham) Limited when he was struck by a reversing HGV on 30 August...Read More »
Health and safety failures found at more than 80% of businesses on island during inspections
More than 80% of businesses checked during an inspection push on the Isle of Wight were found to have breached the law.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) carried out a special two-day inspection programme on the island and found 84% of businesses in breach of health and safety regulations.
Issues found...Read More »
Durham car cleaning firm fined for putting workers at risk of electric shock
A County Durham car valeting company has been fined after failing to comply with enforcement notices and putting workers at risk of electrocution.
Health and Safety Executive (HSE) inspectors visited UK Express Valeting Limited’s premises at Abraham Industrial Estate, Bishop Auckland, on 22 March 2022 after a previous visit in March...Read More »