HSE investigates incident at Cornwall theme park
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is investigating an incident at a theme park in Cornwall after three people suffered injuries on a ride and attended hospital.
The incident happened at around 11.45am on 26 July at Flambards theme park in Helston, Cornwall.
HSE is making enquiries into what happened and the...Read More »
Uncle who killed nephew on farm appeals for others to stay safe
The grieving uncle of a four-year-old boy killed on a farm has urged everyone in agriculture to do more to keep children safe.
Brian Nutter was at the wheel of a farm vehicle when his nephew Harry Lee fell from the cab footplate and was crushed beneath its wheels.
Mr Nutter, speaking...Read More »
Philip White – Robens will still matter over the next 50 years
Lord Alfred Robens was a prominent post-war industrialist. In 1969, three years after the Aberfan disaster, Robens was selected to chair a committee on workplace health and safety. The Robens Report of July 1972 led to the Health & Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, paving the way for the...Read More »
DCM vapour killed a construction worker
A brick and stonework restoration company, Brick Restoration Ltd and it’s two directors, Stewart Bailey and John McCole, have been sentenced following the death of a construction worker.
Alexandru Sorin was overcome by dichloromethane (‘DCM’) vapour whilst using a DCM-based paint stripper at a property in London on 25 July 2017.
Mr...Read More »
Retailer and electrical contracting company fined after electrician sustains serious burns in warehouse explosion
A retail company and an electrical contracting company have been fined after an electrician suffered serious burns to 15 per cent of his body when he was caught in an explosion at a warehouse in Liverpool.
On 22 September 2018, an electrician was using a metal spanner to repair an electrical...Read More »