HSE is urging companies not to ignore enforcement notices after a dental laboratory in Greater Manchester was ordered to pay £4,000,
Category: Prosecution
New health and safety warning after Greater Manchester dental lab puts workers at risk
Midlothian roofing contractors fined after worker falls
HSE today warned of the dangers of working on or maintaining fragile roofs, following the conviction of a Scottish company, TQR Ltd of Dalkeith
Work at height warning reiterated after company fined for fatal fall
HSE is urging companies to re-examine their working from height practices after a firm was fined for the death of an employee.
Warning to those hiring out inflatable leisure devices
HSE is warning people who hire out inflatable leisure devices that they must ensure all operators are fully trained and that the equipment
Employers - take proper precautions to prevent falls
Employers are being warned to take correct precautions when their staff work at height, after a farm employee
HSE warns construction companies after deaths of two workmen
HSE is reminding construction companies of the financial penalties of not carrying out full risk assessments or ensuring their staff are properly trained
Asbestos warning after company prosecuted
HSE is warning employers of the need to manage asbestos at their premises after a Canadian company were prosecuted for potentially
Company fined for inadequate legionella assessments at Welsh care homes
HSE is warning companies responsible for carrying out legionella surveys on water systems of the need to ensure that their work is thorough and accurate.
Employers urged to take action after Chester worker cracks ribs
Employers are being urged to take action to prevent injuries after a Chester industrial worker became trapped in
Illegal gas work costs lives warns HSE
HSE is warning anyone working on gas appliances and systems without having their competence assessed that they are acting illegally and dangerously.
Company fined after worker suffers fatal injuries after being run over at work
HSE is urging companies to ensure that sufficient safety procedures and risk assessments are in place to properly protect staff.
Companies urged to improve safety after Bury worker loses three fingers
HSE has warned of the danger of untrained staff using machinery after a worker in Bury had three fingers cut off.
Engineering firm fined after worker’s finger severed
HSE has highlighted the importance of managing health and safety risks effectively after a worker suffered a serious injury to his hand at a North East engineering firm.
Health warning after Lancashire workers catch legionnaires’ disease
HSE has warned companies in Lancashire to ensure they carry out regular, simple checks to protect employees from Legionnaires’ disease.
Landlord prosecuted for poorly maintained gas appliance
HSE is warning of the need to ensure that gas boilers are serviced and checked regularly by authorised engineers following the prosecution of a Worcester landlord.
Greater Manchester roofing companies urged to put safety first after worker falls through roof
Roofing companies in Greater Manchester are being urged to make safety one of their top priorities after a man fell through the roof of a Swinton factory.
Small companies warned to take health and safety responsibilities seriously
HSE has warned small companies to take their responsibilities seriously, after a man fell through the roof of a DIY superstore in Wigan and later died.
Construction firms warned not to put lives in danger after builder is left paralysed
HSE is reminding construction companies of their duties to employees after a worker was paralysed in a fall.
Unregistered gas engineer warning after Warwickshire prosecution
HSE is warning gas engineers of the significant costs of failing to register with the Gas Safe Register

