Working at height remains the biggest single cause of serious and fatal injuries on construction sites - despite this, on
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Lower limb musculoskeletal disorders
Research - there is evidence for kneeling / squatting, climbing stairs or ladders, heavy lifting, walking /standing, and
Stress at work news
Join the 30,000 subscribers to the HSE Stress e-Bulletin - free regular news and updates by email. In the latest edition
Construction sites health and safety check failures
One in five construction sites failed health and safety checks during the latest national inspection initiative carried out
First aid at work trainers
Find out whether a first aid training organisations has been approved by HSE.
BITC Health and Work Summit
This Business in the Community (BITC) health and work summit is a one-day conference aimed to provide practical solutions by business for business,
Swine flu
General advice for employers - Employers and employees should practice good personal hygiene measures
BBC Panorama - media coverage
The Times has published an article about the BBC Panorama episode covering health and safety at work, aired on BBC1
BBC Panorama health and safety episode
HSE issues statement following the BBC Panorama episode “may contain nuts” aired on BBC1 on 20 April 2009.
Induction pack for smaller construction companies
This presentation has been prepared by Site Safe Scotland with assistance from the construction industry, WWT Campaign and HSE.
Notifying HSE of a business
Since 6 April 2009, most new businesses no longer need to register with HSE. However, if you work with hazardous
Moves to simplify health and safety take effect
Moves to make health and safety laws easier to understand and comply with take effect from today.
Good news for businesses
Removing premises registration & record keeping requirements - From 6 April 2009, employers will no longer have to register the factories,
Myth: People don’t have to take any responsibility for their own health and safety
Reality: We all have a duty to keep ourselves safe, by co-operating with safety measures and not putting ourselves or others in danger.
Museum staff watch their step whilst preparing to open to public
Staff and volunteers at The Farmland Museum and Denny Abbey on the doorstep of Cambridge have today pledged
King’s Lynn company and director prosecuted for failing to protect employee
HSE is warning employers to ensure machinery is adequately guarded
No harm down on the farm
Staff at the family-run Ashlyn’s Farm Shop in North Weald, Essex, have today pledged their support to the HSE
Director leadership
This SIM aims to engage at board level to ensure that directors and board members understand the need for their
Free - Business Advice Open Days
There have been a lot of venue and date changes for these events, ensure your event is still running.

