Contractor sentenced after uncontrolled spread of asbestos following roof replacement work at domestic garages
A self-employed roofing contractor has been ordered to undertake unpaid work after the uncontrolled spread of asbestos in a back garden, putting two young workers and local residents at risk.
Doorbell-cam footage shows parts of an old garage roof being disposed of with a lack of control measures.
The footage has been...Read More »
Annual Science Review 2025
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published its 2025 Annual Science Review, showcasing the work it has delivered in support of the five strategic objectives outlined in the HSE’s 10-year strategy Protecting People and Places.
The 2025 review features more than 20 case studies from HSE’s science division with demonstrating...Read More »
Fines for company and director after man injured during excavation work
A company and its director have been fined a combined £18,000 after a man was injured during excavation work in West Sussex.
JHE Construction and Jordan Hay-Ellis pleaded guilty to breaching health and safety laws following the incident on 23 February 2023.
The company had been contracted to complete a full barn...Read More »
Wales: New partner joins HSE campaign to tackle stress in workplaces across Wales
The Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) campaign aimed at preventing or combatting stress in the workplace has welcomed a new partner ahead of stress awareness month in April.
Healthy Working Wales has become the 36th organisation to join Working Minds as part of...Read More »
Fines for company and operations manager after death from 20-foot fall
- Man fell through fragile roof in Dudley
- Company, now in liquidation, does not escape criminal sanction
- Detailed guidance on both working on fragile surfaces and working at height is available from HSE.
A company and its operations manager have both been fined after a man fell to his death through a roof at...Read More »