Plumber fined after causing explosion at domestic property
A self-employed plumber has been fined for safety failings that led to an explosion at a domestic property in Cambrian Way, Haslingden.
A self-employed plumber has been fined for safety failings that led to an explosion at a domestic property in Cambrian Way, Haslingden.
A Bath-based manufacturer, Rotork UK Ltd, was fined for safety failings on Thursday 6 August 2015.
A Bedford man was fined for safety failings after installing an LPG fuelled boiler at a domestic property. He was not gas safe registered and had no recognised qualifications to carry out the work
A Norwich-based roofing contractor has been fined after his employee fell seven metres through a roof on which he was working.
Following an incident on 30 September 2013, HSE attended a property on Paragon Place, London and subsequently prosecuted, Chris Ball & Son Roofing Ltd., of Greenwich, for safety breaches.
The Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations (DSEAR) will be the topic of a presentation and learning session given by Dawn Kenyon, Managing Director RADCaT Ltd. North Manchester Health, Safety and Advisory Group (NMHSAG) meet bi-monthly and are open to anyone who has an interest in health and safety at work,
Yorkshire business partners are fined after worker is blinded in explosion.
A Gloucestershire-based woodwork firm was fined after a worker lost three fingers whilst using a table saw.
A Glasgow scaffolding firm has been fined after a roof worker fell nearly six metres to his death.
HSE responds to Telegraph story – “Dentist tells the obese they are not welcome”, 31 July 2015.
A self-employed plumber has been fined for safety failings that led to an explosion at a domestic property in Cambrian Way, Haslingden.
A Bath-based manufacturer, Rotork UK Ltd, was fined for safety failings on Thursday 6 August 2015.
A Bedford man was fined for safety failings after installing an LPG fuelled boiler at a domestic property. He was not gas safe registered and had no recognised qualifications to carry out the work
A Norwich-based roofing contractor has been fined after his employee fell seven metres through a roof on which he was working.
Following an incident on 30 September 2013, HSE attended a property on Paragon Place, London and subsequently prosecuted, Chris Ball & Son Roofing Ltd., of Greenwich, for safety breaches.
The Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations (DSEAR) will be the topic of a presentation and learning session given by Dawn Kenyon, Managing Director RADCaT Ltd. North Manchester Health, Safety and Advisory Group (NMHSAG) meet bi-monthly and are open to anyone who has an interest in health and safety at work, especially SMEs.
Yorkshire business partners are fined after worker is blinded in explosion.
A Gloucestershire-based woodwork firm was fined after a worker lost three fingers whilst using a table saw.
A Glasgow scaffolding firm has been fined after a roof worker fell nearly six metres to his death.
HSE responds to Telegraph story – “Dentist tells the obese they are not welcome”, 31 July 2015.