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Welcome to Health and Safety Monitor, the newsletter for anyone involved in managing health and safety.

Snappily written to bring practitioners and managers a concise but comprehensive briefing, Monitor cuts through the fluff and gets to the heart of the issues affecting employers today.

With so much health and safety information available I use Monitor to summarise everything I need to know in one easy-to-use monthly update.  Circulating Monitor around my staff makes it a cost-effective resource as well a great source of practical advice.

 

Bettina Ratcliffe, MD, The Safety Business, www.safetybusiness.co.uk

Whatever your sector, Health and Safety Monitor will give you the information you need to successfully implement good practice in your organisation.

Recent articles

  Scaffolding failures (in: Court Reports)
Two firms have been prosecuted after a labourer suffered multiple injuries in a fall from unguarded scaffolding.
  Ten metre fall (in: Court Reports)
Two companies have been fined for safety failings after a worker suffered life-changing injuries when he plunged ten metres through a perspex rooflight onto a concrete floor at a Hertfordshire farm.
  Widespread asbestos contamination (in: Court Reports)
A decorating company has been fined after it exposed employees, agency staff and members of the public to potentially fatal asbestos material.
  £13,500 fine (in: Court Reports)
Wienerberger Limited has been fined for safety failings after a worker suffered multiple injuries when he fell from the roof of an industrial brick oven at a site in Bishop Auckland.
  Multiple failures (in: Court Reports)
A Burton-on-Trent tyre collection and recycling company has been fined after a teenage worker was seriously injured when he was hit by a falling stack of tyres.
  Guard removed (in: Court Reports)
A submarine maintenance company has been fined after a labourer crushed his hand while working on a submarine refit project at Devonport Dockyard in Plymouth.
  Leg injuries (in: Court Reports)
A Swanley firm has been prosecuted after a worker at its warehouse was injured after being crushed between a forklift truck and a pallet of paper goods.
  Didn’t learn from past (in: Court Reports)
An Ilkeston food company has been fined after an employee severed the tip of his finger in a mincing machine.
  No safe system (in: Court Reports)
A civil engineering firm has been prosecuted after a construction worker had his left leg broken by the whiplash of an industrial hose being used in a tunnelling project beneath the Dorchester Hotel in central London.
  Collapse of excavation (in: Court Reports)
A Kent construction company has been fined for unsafe excavation work after a worker was seriously injured at a building site in Cranbrook.
 
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