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Category: Engineering
Explosion death prompts £85,000 fine for father and son engineering firm
A father and son engineering company in Devon have been fined at total of £85,000 after pleading guilty to health and safety offences following an explosion that killed an employee.
Safety critical systems - guidance update
Updated guidance circular for HSE’s Hazardous Installations Directorate - “Performance standards for safety critical elements”
Specialist Inspector vacancies
Details of three Specialist inspectors vacancies: Construction engineer, electrical engineer and mechanical engineering are now available.
Confined spaces warning after welder electrocuted in ship’s hold
HSE has issued a warning to employers to ensure they plan properly for working in confined spaces
Construction e-Bulletin: sign up today!
Join the 33,000 subscribers who receive HSE’s free construction health and safety email newsletter. In the latest edition:
Mansfield firm fined after man is seriously injured
HSE urges companies to take worker safety seriously after a man had his fingers crushed
Asbestos - hidden killer
National campaign starts October 2008, targeting tradesmen at risk
Petersfield company fined for ignoring worker’s safety
HSE is urging companies to assess the risks to their employees from exposure to vibration, after
Assessment uncertainties relating to electromagnetic fields (EMF)
This report describes possible uncertainty management regimes, and discusses the likely implications of these regimes for
HSE warns of the dangers of unguarded machinery
HSE is warning employers to ensure they have effective measures in place to prevent access to dangerous
Treatment of feed water for steam boilers
Commissioned report to investigate the treatment of feed water for steam boilers using magnetic devices.
Damage modelling of composite panels offshore
The advantages of using fibre reinforced plastics, composed of glass fibres embedded in a
The UK Wire Industry Live Wire! Initiative. SIM 03/2006/11
This Sector Information Minute (SIM) alerts inspectors to the UK Wire Industry’s Live Wire! initiative for accident reduction. It provides details

