The Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) Public Register Report which holds information on companies using GMO
Monthly archives: June 2008
LAU newsletter - June edition
The Local Authority Unit (LAU) newsletter is now available, in this some of the areas covered are; safety alerts, annual
Tracking research for workplace transport ‘struck by’ initiative
People being hit or run over by workplace vehicles (‘struck by’ incidents) resulted in 41% of all workplace transport (WPT)
Pesticide Residues Committee publishes fourth quarter report
The final Pesticide Residues Committee (PRC) quarterly report.
Third party major accident hazard pipeline (MAHP) infringement
Third party damage to underground services of all types continues to be a source of danger and when the underground
Worker suffers burns after acetone catches fire
HSE has warned companies to protect employees from flammable cleaning liquids after a Leicester man suffered
Company prosecuted after worker falls through fragile roof
HSE is warning construction companies of the importance of implementing safe systems for working at height.
Food manufacturer fined after explosion disables worker
HSE has warned companies to properly maintain pressure systems after a man lost his leg following an explosion at a food
Mesothelioma mortality in Great Britain
The latest picture for mesothelioma mortality in Great Britain - a geographical analysis from 1981 to 2005 and occupational
Tea shack news - Issue 7
The HSE news sheet for offshore workers, some of the articles in this edition: Piper Alpha, legacy of neglect? a corrosion
Regulatory Offshore Specialist
Vacancy for a regulatory offshore specialist based in Aberdeen, the post holder will be part of a team responsible for
‘Playing Safe’ presentations
Presentations from the ‘Playing Safe’ event on 16 April 2008 covering the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 as
Worker suffers serious burns in Greenwich factory incident
HSE is warning companies to ensure maintenance work is carried out safely after a welder suffered serious burns in an
Service engineer dies working under refuse collection vehicle
HSE is warning vehicle repair and maintenance engineers of the dangers of working under vehicles after a
The Scotsman article: “Putting games to the sword”
Paul Stollard, HSE Director Scotland, responds to The Scotsman regarding their article about the relentless tide of health
HSE prosecutes Weetabix after worker loses fingertips
HSE has warned companies to ensure machinery is adequately guarded after a worker at Kettering firm Weetabix Ltd
Offshore installations technical policy
A new technical policy is available relating to structural integrity of offshore installations. The document relates to
HSE names preferred bidder to run new gas installer scheme
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) today announced CAPITA as its preferred bidder in the competition to provide a
Response to Centre for Crime and Justice Centre briefing
Response by Geoffrey Podger, HSE Chief Executive to a briefing from the Centre for crime and justice studies (CCJS):
HSE announces preferred bidder for new gas registration scheme
HSE today announced that it has selected Capita as its preferred bidder to run the new registration scheme for gas

