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Monitor Q & A
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Best Practice
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Standards & Regulations
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Occupational H&S
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Hazardous Substances
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Work at Height
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REACH
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Corporate Manslaughter Act
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CDM 2007
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In Brief
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Fire Safety
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Court Reports
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SE prosecution follows fall from roof
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Warning to aerial cableway operators after prosecution
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£15,000 fine
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Nottinghamshire company fined
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March 2007
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February 2007
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January 2007
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FINAL REPORT ON BARROW LEGIONELLA TRAGEDY
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April 2007
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May 2007
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Contractor fined for electrical fatality
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Lack of supervision resulted in terrible work experience injury
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June 2007
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Reforming personal injury compensation
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CARE HOME SLIP MAY REDEFINE EMPLOYER’S LIABILITY
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July and August 2007
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September 2007
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October 2007
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EMPLOYEE FINED FOR INJURING WORKMATE
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MANUAL HANDLING DECISION RESTS ON RISK ASSESSMENT
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Team Q Maintenance Ltd and Schawk UK Ltd
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Corus UK Ltd
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Environmental Reclamation Ltd and Clarks Construction Ltd
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Coventry City Council
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Kundi Electrical
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3D Scaffolding Ltd, RAM Services Ltd and Mowlem Group plc
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Jeld-Wen UK Ltd
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Standard Soap Company Ltd
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Pilkington Tiles Ltd
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Rugby Livestock Sales
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Dick Thompson and Co (Cumbria) Ltd
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Mark Stanbridge
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Magna Specialist Confectioners Ltd
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Keltbray Ltd
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Kings College Cambridge
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Ashbourne Ltd
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Hereford Galvanizers Ltd
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Taylor Wimpey Developments Ltd
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Shell UK Oil Products Ltd
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Pauls Malt Ltd
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Alfred McAlpine Capital Projects Ltd
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First Capital East Ltd
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FOCSA Services (UK) Ltd
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Colas Ltd
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Court finds that work caused bladder cancer
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Air Plant Dust Extraction Ltd
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Edeco Petroleum Services
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Weldex UK Ltd
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North Eastern Roofing
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Trak Build Ltd and Midland Steel Structures Ltd
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The Fence Factory
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Peter Brotherhood
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David Paul Johnson t/a Merlin Building and Roofing Contractors
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White Reclamation Ltd
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IP (Pontefract) Ltd
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Dennis Eagle Ltd
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Berser International Cargo Services Ltd
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Medway Council
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Harris Transport Ltd
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Weetabix Ltd
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Saint Gobin Building Distribution Ltd
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United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust fined £18,500
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Soley Fikret, Landlord
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European Metal Recycling
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Driver prosecution
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Triple fatality report
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Oil & Gas Systems Ltd Prosecution
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HSE issues machinery warning
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Two companies fined £130,000 following death of employee
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Company fined after driver seriously injured in fall
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Firm fined £80,000
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Roof work dangers
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Company fined £4000
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Farmers urged to store feed safely
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HSE issues machinery warning
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Construction firms warned
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HSE reminder about risk assessments
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Be part of the solution
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Grantham chip makers receive £10,000 fine
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Cattle handling seminar highlights risks
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Warning to tradesmen of asbestos danger
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Rotherham businessman fined for poor safety management
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HSE WARNS OF INVISIBLE DANGERS
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FINE REDUCED ON APPEAL
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DEFENDING HEALTH AND SAFETY BURDEN REMAINS
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HSE ANNOUNCES DECISION TO PROSECUTE
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The importance of equipment maintenance
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Nursing home company fined £80,000
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Council fined after a man suffers severe burns
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HSE calls for safer working for removal and haulage firms
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Company fined for putting lives at risk from carbon monoxide poisoning
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HSE warning
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Dundee company fined £10,000
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Supervision and planning required
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Company and director found guilty of manslaughter
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Warning to companies as firm fined
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HSE warn of danger of using lift trucks
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East Sussex director sentenced
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Swansea man fined £10,000
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HSE warns firms to use adequate guarding
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HSE demands that loads are safely secured after driver dies
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Better risk assessment needed
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Machinery has to be properly guarded
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Slips, trips and falls can be costly
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Two construction firms prosecuted
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HSE warns of danger of unqualified drivers
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Factory operators warned
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Worker loses part of finger
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Construction company fined £66,000
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Worker falls in pit
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Directors duty to protect staff
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Chipboard manufacturer fined £25,000
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Proper planning requirement
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Worker falls from unsecured ladder
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Crushing incident results in fatality
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Serious workplace incident
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£50,000 fine for Hainault company
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Danger of unguarded machines
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Derbyshire chocolate maker is fined
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Serious and deliberate deficiencies
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Inaccurate asbestos survey leads to exposure
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Dangers of roof work
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Fatal HGV incident
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Failing to protect employee
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Warning on gas safety
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Guilty verdicts
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Camden Council fined £40,000
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Firm fined after prosecution
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Worker injured
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Two workers are injured
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Firm fined £50,000
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Two Health and Safety breaches
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Council fined
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Shaft fall highlights height
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Nottingham employee entangled in his machinery
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Worker injured by toppled crusher
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Death of waste collector
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Northampton company fined
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Employee killed by heavy machinery
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Construction employers and developers warned
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Worker burned
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Theatre lights fall onto pushchair
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Baling machinery warning
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Company fined
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Finger amputated
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Company fined
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Death at construction site
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Employee falls from height
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Employee paralysed
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Unlicensed asbestos removal
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Oil tank burns
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Assess safety risks
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Working at height
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Investigation uncovered incidents
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Local authority fined
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Worker's hand damaged
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Dumper incident
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Child falls
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Gas offences
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Radioactive contamination
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Construction company fined
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Traffic movement to be monitored
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Quarry worker trapped
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Fatal crush injuries
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. . .WHILE ANOTHER’S RISE BY 500%
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TOOL STORED IN DRIVER’S DOOR NOT WORK EQUIPMENT
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CLAIMANT FOUND GUILTY OF CONTEMPT OF COURT
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Worker dies
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Finger injury
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Fatal fall
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Quad bike crash
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Worker fall
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Firm fined £30,000
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Death of employee
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Warning on gas safety
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Worker's finger amputated
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Bacteria risk
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Fall from height
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Avoidable accident
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Fume danger
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Don’t ignore the rules
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Prison safety
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Problems not addressed
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Stadium incident
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Worker paralysed
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Simple checks
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Confined space warning
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Thinking in advance
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Vehicle danger
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Avoidable accident
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RRO PROSECUTION FOR DIRECTOR
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Crane fatalities
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Crush injuries
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Gas tragedy
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Hidden killer
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Risk assessment
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Pit workings
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Fall prevention
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Fall warning
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Checks and training
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Fragile danger
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Lifting safely
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The right planning
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Working at height
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Preventing tragedy
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Shocking story
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Controlling hazardous substances
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Dangers overhead
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Forklift danger
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Pedestrian dangers
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No control measures
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Warning to crane companies
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Dangers of harvest time
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Agency workers must be safe
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Flawed system
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Heights danger
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Risk assessment need
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No time for complacency
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Basic measures ignored
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Lack of training
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Warning to directors
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Preventable accident
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Height dangers
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Extra care needed
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Lucky to be alive
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Shocking risk
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Gas safety
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Fibre risk
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Risk assessment
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Failing in duty
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Explosion risk
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Adhere to standards
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Injury prevention
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Companies fined
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Managing H&S
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Major oversight
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Major failures
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Serious issue
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Failure to manage
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Combination of failures
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Assessment failure
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Serious failings
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Public safety paramount
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Tragic miscommunication
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Unsafe practice leads to accident
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Proper supervision needed
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Nuclear incident
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Lesson learned
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Disregard for practice
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Crushing fatality
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Failure to protect employees
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Inadequate training
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Safety paramount
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Inadequate provisions
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Heights danger
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AND FINALLY. . .
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Reducing risk of injury essential
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Inadequate training
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Reckless breaches
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Planning required
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Asbestos breach
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Need for training
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Safe monitoring neglected
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Aviation company fined
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Breaching regulations
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Could have been avoided
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Guidance was available
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No fall prevention
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Failed to heed warnings
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Danger of unregistered fitters
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Failure to meet requirements
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Faulty ladder causes fatality
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Inadequate measures
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Worker plunge
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Unsafe working
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Dangerous driving
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Fall prevention neglected
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Equipment failure
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Lives endangered
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Unsafe practices
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Unnecessary risk
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The need for surveys
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Lack of basic procedures
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Fatality caused by hoist failure
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Risk assessments lacking
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Risking lives
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Failure to protect employee
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Health and safety must be ensured
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Avoidable incident
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Unsuitable equipment
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Need for vigilance
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Unsafe practices
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Prioritise workforce safety
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Beware illegal fitters
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Assess the risks
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Insurance requirement
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Safety guards missing
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Protection needed
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Missing guard risk
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Major failures
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Unsafe worker
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Breaches in procedure
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Lack of planning
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Basic protection needed
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Failure to comply
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Dangerous fall
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Construction fatality
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Need for maintenance
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Inadequate procedures
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Simple measures
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Gas prosecution
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Failure to follow guidelines
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Fatality at steel facility
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Dangerous practices
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Height dangers
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Crush injury
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Public fatality
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Unsafe unloading
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Avoidable incident
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False certification
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Shocking maintenance
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Height issue
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Lack of risk assessment
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Unsuitable equipment
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Burnley tool manufacturer fined after worker loses finger
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Food manufacturer fined after worker's finger is amputated
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Shattered spine
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Preventable tragedy
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Unsafe systems
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Serious breach
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No effective measures
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Inadequate training
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No clear safety rules
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Suitable guards missing
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Irresponsible and unacceptable
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Failure to manage risks
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Unacceptable equipment
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Responsibility of managers
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Preventable incident
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No risk assessment
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Assumptions lead to death
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Safety failures
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Unacceptable treatment
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Illegal work
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Serious breaches
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Risk management measures needed
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Unqualified and illegal
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Insufficient guards
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Ignored warnings
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No safety measures
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Avoidable tragedy
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Tragedy on site
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Failure to ensure safety
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Inadequate maintenance
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No risk assessment
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Well know danger
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Lack of training or supervision
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Failure to protect
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No planning in place
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Finger amputation
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Life changing injuries
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Dangerous practice
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Clear failings
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Violations condoned
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A scaffolding contractor from Teesside has been fined after a scaffold collapsed into a public street.
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Serious fall
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Avoidable accident
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Dangerous work
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Failed duty of care
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Unsafe practice
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Failing in responsibilities
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Heavy load tragedy
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No appreciation of risk
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Unsafe practices
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Tragic incident
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Learned a lesson
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Risks were clear
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Dangers of height
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Avoidable incident
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Preventable incident
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Ignored asbestos
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Children put at risk
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Horrifying injury
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Devastating incident
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Check registration
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Training requirement
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Clear failings
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Tragic incident
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Breaching regs
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Multiple failures
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Lack of guards
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Major failings
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Proper precautions needed
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Inadequate inspection
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Guards removed
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FINES ROUND-UP
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Tragic accident
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Wall collapse
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Procedural failures
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Dangerous practice
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Danger zone
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Hear the noise
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Confined space danger
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Not risk aware
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Systems failure
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Tragic event
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No planning
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Lucky escape
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Preventable incident
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FINES ROUND-UP
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Planning required
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Staff at risk
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No excuse
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No room for complacency
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Full training requirement
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Simple risk assessement
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Tragic incident
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Preventable incident
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Cutting corners unacceptable
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No risk assessment
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Inadequate provision
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Tragic case
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Horrific incident
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FINES ROUND-UP
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Unguarded machinery
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No risk assessment
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Asbestos risk
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Inadequate management
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Lack of planning
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Failure to protect
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Lack of action
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Serious breaches
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Serious injury
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Fatal incident
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Ignored risk assessments
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Overriding safety procedures
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Lack of planning
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Repeated failings
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Devastating injuries
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Crown Censure
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Farming tragedy
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Roof fatality
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Burn injury
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Simple measures required
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Multiple injuries
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FINES ROUND-UP
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Asbestos warning
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Insurance lapse
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Fall from height
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Machine danger
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Employees at risk
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Fall from height danger
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Blatant disregard for safety
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Safety failings
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Avoidable tragedy
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Shocking incident
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Cavalier attitude
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Serious issues
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Risking lives
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Crushing injury
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Serious injury
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No planning
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Tragic death
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Guidance available
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Utterly preventable
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Understand the obligations
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Lesson learned
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Preventable accident
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Tragic loss
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Proper management needed
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Unsafe worker
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Life-changing injuries
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Insufficient thought given
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Serious fall
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Tragic collapse
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Unacceptable gas appliances
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Preventable tragedy
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Inadequate management
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Multiple failures
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Robust procedures needed
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Disregard for health and safety
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Miracle survival
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No warning signs
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Lack of basic facilities
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Catalogue of breaches
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Multiple failures
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FINES ROUND-UP
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Failure to report
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Terrible explosion
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Workers in danger
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Unsuitable equipment
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Crushing injury
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No risk assessment
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Serious incident
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Narrow escape
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Major failure
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No guarding
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Serious fall
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Failures result in injury
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Terrible tragedy
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Improper handling
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Insufficient training
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Inadequate measures
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FINES ROUND-UP
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No procedures in place
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No training
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Systems failure
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Neglected duties
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Serious burns
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Working illegally
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No guarding in place
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Multiple failures
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Obvious and known risk
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Unsafe methods
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Insufficient guarding
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Basics overlooked
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Failure to note risks
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Lack of care
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Simple steps missed
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Incorrect guarding
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Large companies not immune
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Avoiding the issue
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Inadequate plans
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Employers take heed
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FINES ROUND-UP
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Inexpensive measures
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No safe system
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Risky business
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Serious injuries
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False claims
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Unsafe working
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Proper precautions required
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Tragic fatality
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Advice ignored
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Multiple notices served
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Disorganised and unclear
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Failures by employer
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Inadequate assessment
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Frightening experience
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Scaffold collapse
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No safety equipment
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Unguarded platform
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Lax attitude
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Fall from height
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Landlord failure
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Inadequate training
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Multiple failures
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Failings lead to injury
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Tragic death
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Very serious breeches
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Lack of simple rails
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Falling into the void
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Bypassing the law
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Major shortfalls
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Multiple failings
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Irresponsible landlord
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String of failures
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No risk assessment
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Lack of training
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Common hazard
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High risk activity
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Duty of care
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Workplace aggression
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Proper planning needed
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False credentials
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Dangerous conditions
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Unacceptable practices
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Foreseeable tragedy
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No formal procedures
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Preventable tragedy
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Failure to investigate
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Saw risks
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Vulnerable at risk
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Multiple burns
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Unguarded roof
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Crush injury
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Fairground incident
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Roof tragedy
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Manual handling incident
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Two and half metre fall
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Risk assessment failure
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Appalling failures
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Inadequate checks
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Lucky escape
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Range of failings
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Unacceptable risk
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Life threatening burns
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Multiple failures
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Tragic loss of life
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Compounded failures
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No suitable training
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No safe system
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Lack of risk assessment
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Safety failings
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Preventable incident
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Terrible injury
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Measures too late
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Inaccurate survey
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Landlord failure
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Safety failings
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Roof fall
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Finger lost
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Fall from height
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Asbestos danger
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Lorry tragedy
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Incompetent contractor
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Fire injuries
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Trench failure
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Illegal gas fitter
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Fall from height
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Tragic fatality
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Fire warning
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Unacceptable failures
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Failure to follow assessment
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Unguarded machine
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Landlord failure
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Crushing injury
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Loss of limb
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Life threatening injuries
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Safety failings
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Career halted
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Asbestos exposure
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Horrendous injury
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Insufficient segregation
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Board collapsed
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Two incidents
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Fingers lost
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Concrete disaster
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Lucky escape
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Dreadful incident
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Falsified document
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Tragic fatality
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Life changing injuries
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Carbon monoxide risks
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Member of public hurt
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Unsafe work
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Abysmal lack of care
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Inadequate assessment
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Unqualified for catering environment
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Boiler defects
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Appalling lack of safety
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Man left paralysed
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Terrible farming incident
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Company failures
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No proper supervision
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Alarm saves lives
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Forklift accident
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Improperly secured load
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Illegal gas fitter
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Lack of basic care
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Fatal fall
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Lack of care
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Slippery floor
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No excuse
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Out of his depth
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Safety failings
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Preventable incident
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Legal duty of care
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Prison sentence
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Lack of simple measures
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Hazards and risks
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Need to protect workforce
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Unsafe work
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Ignored risks
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Ignored notices
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Worker injured
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Dangerous practices
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Lack of simple measures
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Horrific incident
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Rogue Trader at large
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Unnecessary risks
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Failures from landlord
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Lives at risk
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Basic failings
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Overturned vehicle
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Neglecting safety
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Two incidents
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Breach in regulations
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Preventable incident
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Fines of £18,000
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Insufficient safety measures
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Trench collapse
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Failure to listen to employee fears
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Complacency leads to injury
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Failure to maintain equipment
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Lack of critical information
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Unsafe platform
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Unguarded drill
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Burn injuries
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Irresponsible approach
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Well documented hazard
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No training or experience
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Teenager loses finger
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Lack of protection
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Multiple failings
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Employers duty of care
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Asbestos exposure
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Asbestos failure
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Shocking situation
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Serious fall injuries
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Tragic lorry incident
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Fault causes problem
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Safety failings
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Not Gas Safe
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Dangerous machinery
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Roof risks
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Gloves caught
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Risk assessment failure
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Fall from height
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Unqualified for work
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Major scaffold collapse
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Worst workplace
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Avoidable accident
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Terrible mining tragedy
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Asbestos ignored
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Collective failures
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Gas safety failings
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Key issues
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Serious crush injuries
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Asbestos failures
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Lack of communication
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Skull fractures
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£50,000 fine
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Insufficient planning
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Fall from roof
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Worker loses legs
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Horrifying incident
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Unsafe system
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Major explosion
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Unsafe gas practices
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Falls from height
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Site failures
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Serious faults
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Lift shaft plummet
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Exploding cooker
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Shock risk
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Asbestos fraud
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Severe hand injury
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£15,000 fine
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Unprotected roof
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Family put at risk
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Fingers injured
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Tragic fall
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Inadequate system
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Two metre fall
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£140,000 fine
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Trapped hand
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Unprotected roof
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Lack of training
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Trapped in drilling machine
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Lack of guard
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Fall causes serious injuries
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Landlady failure
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Crush injuries
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Failed to learn lesson
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Six metre fall
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Hand trapped
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Permanent side effects
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Procedures ignored
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Lies and deceit
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Lack of planning
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No edge protection
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Dangerous scaffolding
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Unsafe methods
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Severe injuries
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Hand injury
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Unsafe machinery
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Major gas leak
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Risk of electrocution
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Tragic case
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Lucky escape
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Preventable incident
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Major crush injuries
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Fall from height
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Disregarding notices
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Failures on multiple counts
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Lack of edge protection
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Hand injury
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Disappointing response to notices
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Unqualified tradesman
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Gas safe checks failure
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Lack of guarding
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Height risk
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Lack of simple measures
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Pensioner tragedy
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Asbestos failings
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No training provided
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Neglected safety
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Unsafe approach
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Lack of training
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Preventable fall
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Need for planning
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Failed to consider risks
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Lack of care
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Duty of care
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Preventable incident
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Numerous failings
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Risks must be considered
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Legal duties
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Tragic death
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Failure to plan
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Teen disfigured
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Procedural failures
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Life changing injuries
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Lack of equipment or instruction
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Unregistered installer
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Life changing injuries
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Fraudulent gas fitter
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Machine injury
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Tragic explosion
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Hand injuries
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£20,000 fine
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Must act on findings
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Ignored notice
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Dangerous equipment in use
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Failures in duty
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Risk assessment failure
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Lack of safe systems
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Lack of communication
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High risk of injury
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Safety wasn’t checked
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Unsafe practices
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Multiple leg fractures
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Failure to comply
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Unpleasant experience
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Lucky escape
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Unguarded machinery
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Failure to assess risks
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Machine used wrongly
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Tragic death
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Life changing injuries
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Asbestos exposure
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Fines over £220,000
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Employee shock
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Not Gas Safe
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Abused trust
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Public assistance
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Multiple failings
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Deficient scaffolding
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Serious forklift incident
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Chainsaw danger
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Fall from height injuries
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Lack of asbestos info
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Massive fine
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Unguarded machinery
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Duty of care
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Ignored responsibilities
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Chemical damage
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Suspended prison sentence
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Tragic fatality
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Asbestos errors
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Guarding failure
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Need for maintenance
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Hand injury
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Long-term neglect
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Crush injury
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Employee injured
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Asbestos exposure
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Failure to act
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Jet of fire
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£60,000 fine
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Suspended sentence
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High risk of infection
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Lack of guard
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Lucky escape
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29 staff affected
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Simple precautions overlooked
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Fatal fall
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Crown censure
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Poor planning
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Serious hand injury
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Unguarded saw
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Dangerous exposure
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Fingers lost
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Chipper incident
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Repeated failings
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Fall from height
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Two firms have been fined after a driver was injured when he fell from the top of a heavy goods vehicle.
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Asbestos exposure
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Lack of training
-
Total fine of £320,000
-
No risk assessment
-
Immediate prohibition notice
-
Tragic incident
-
Complaints received
-
Failure leads to pensioner death
-
Lucky escape
-
Thumb loss
-
Awful incident
-
Safety breaches
-
Life changing injuries
-
Director disqualified
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£8000 fine
-
No safeguards
-
Significant injuries to child
-
Safety devices disabled
-
Permanent disability
-
Avoidable incident
-
Major fire
-
Permanent injury
-
Two incidents
-
Road fatality
-
Power line incident
-
Multiple failures
-
Clear failings
-
Member of public injured
-
Hands in danger zone
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Failure to act
-
Serious injury
-
Foot injury
-
Serious lacerations
-
Illegal gas work
-
Tragic fatality
-
Machinery deficiencies
-
Fatal accident
-
£250,000 fine
-
Window failure
-
No safe method
-
No training received
-
Total lack of preparation
-
No experience or training
-
Tragic death of long term employee
-
Finger incident
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Not an optional extra
-
Series of breaches
-
Inadequate guarding
-
Employees left with permanent injuries
-
Ladder incident
-
Apprentice fractured vertebrae
-
Catalogue of errors
-
Very serious incident
-
£200,000 fine
-
Poor overall standards
-
Fall from height
-
Multiple injuries
-
Men at risk
-
Dangerous fall
-
£200,000 fine
-
Eight serious faults
-
Catalogue of failings
-
Carbon monoxide poisoning
-
Unsafe working
-
Safety failings
-
At Risk faults
-
Employee loses part of leg
-
Multiple injuries
-
Lack of welfare
-
Lost arm
-
Crush injuries
-
Putting public at risks
-
Defective flue
-
Immediate risk from tools
-
Severe shock injury
-
Over £750,000 fine
-
Simple measures ignored
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No documented plan
-
Poorly maintained forklift
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Protective gauntlet needed
-
No checks in place
-
Pensioners injured
-
Fingertips lost
-
Burns victim
-
Roof work
-
Lucky escape
-
Collapse of excavation
-
No safe system
-
Didn’t learn from past
-
Leg injuries
-
Refund Policy
-
Sample Copy
-
Health & Safety Management
-
Monitor's archive
-
SOUND SOLUTION TO DEAFENING NOISE
-
BRINGING SAFETY HOME TO STAFF
-
LATEST ON COSHH
-
TACTILE WARNINGS ON PACKS
-
NEW VISION FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMISSION MEMBERSHIP – CANDIDATES SOUGHT
-
DAMAGES FOR ASTHMA VICTIMS
-
FUMIGATION CODE OF PRACTICE REVISION
-
PRISON TERM FOR COMPANY DIRECTOR
-
PAY-OUT FOR WORK-RELATED NERVOUS BREAKDOWNS
-
FIRE PROTECTION IN OFFICES
-
HOME TRUTHS ONOCCUPATIONAL BACK PAIN
-
CONTROLLING CONTRACTORS
-
SAFETY OF CMC TURNING MACHINES
-
SAFETY FIGURES UNDER SCRUTINY AS DEATHS RISE
-
NEW TECHNOLOGY AFFECTS NEW WORKERS
-
MAJOR HEALTH CAMPAIGN BOOST
-
HSE RESEARCH
-
HOME TRUTHS ON OCCUPATIONAL BACK PAIN
-
MANAGING OCCUPATIONAL ROAD RISK
-
DANGEROUS GOODS SAFETY ADVISERS ON THE WAY
-
IMPROVED PERFORMANCE BRINGS BUSINESS BENEFITS
-
GUIDANCE ON YOUNG PERSONS RULES. . .
-
VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS – NEW DETERMINATION METHOD
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AND ... HEALTH AND SAFETY FOR OLDER WORKERS
-
COSHH - NEW BRIEF GUIDE FOR EMPLOYERS
-
MOVE TO BAN ‘WHITE’ ASBESTOS
-
IN BRIEF
-
PROPOSED NEW OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE STANDARD FOR MERCURY
-
COMMISSION CHAIRMAN SPEAKS OUT ON BIG AND SMALL FIRMS
-
ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION RULES?
-
CHIP 99 ON THE WAY
-
YEAR 2000 STRATEGY
-
IN BRIEF
-
NEXT HALF CENTURY IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
-
WARNING ON WORK EQUIPMENT REGS
-
INFECTIOUS AGENTS AND BIOHAZARDS
-
MERCURY HAZARDS
-
EU TO RESTRICT CHLORINATED PARAFFINS
-
SAFE USE OF PRINTERS’ GUILLOTINES
-
MANAGING MATERIALS IMPROVES HS&E PERFORMANCE
-
UK IMPLEMENTING SOLVENTS DIRECTIVE
-
DANGER LEVELS FROM HEAT
-
HAZARD ASSESSMENT ON MDF
-
EXPLOSION PROTECTION – CHANGES IN THE LAW AHEAD
-
IN BRIEF
-
WARNING ON BOGUS ADVICE ON VDU RISKS
-
MANAGING BACK PAIN AT WORK
-
UPDATED OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS
-
LATEST RULES ON GMOs
-
WOOD COMES UNDER PACKAGING RULES
-
CONTRACTORS IN SCHOOLS
-
AUDIOMETRIC NOTCH’ AND NIHL
-
REVISED GUIDE ON CIRCULAR SAWS
-
STOPPING FIRE-WATER RUN-OFF AT MAJOR HAZARD SITES
-
SMALL FIRMS STRATEGY LAUNCHED
-
HSE ISSUES WARNING ON ROOFING SHEETS
-
CARE WITH ACETYLENE
-
... WHILE HSC CONSIDERS ‘INNOVATIVE’ PENALTIES
-
REVIEW OF GUIDANCE ON BSE RELATING TO PLACES OF WORK
-
‘TIME UP’ FOR MAJOR HAZARD FIRMS
-
LABORATORY GUIDANCE ON BIOLOGICAL AGENTS
-
ALERT OVER PROSTATE CANCER
-
IN BRIEF
-
HSE NAMES HUNDREDS OF SAFETY OFFENDERS...
-
GAS SAFETY UPDATE
-
LATEST ON WORKPLACE TRANSPORT
-
IN BRIEF
-
FINAL CURTAIN FOR OZONE DEPLETERS
-
FIT FOR THE ROAD?
-
HSC CHAIRMAN REMONSTRATES AGAINST IOD REPORT
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY EXECUTIVE - MAJOR HAZARDS CHANGES
-
CARBARYL - PROBLEMS AND PRECAUTIONS
-
PRESSURE EQUIPMENT REGULATIONS
-
HEALTH & SAFETY COMMISSION PLANS AHEAD
-
ADVICE ON SITE TRANSPORT SAFETY
-
LEAD AND ASBESTOS REGULATIONS - A FUTURE WITH COSHH?
-
SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS AT WORK
-
SAFETY IN GAS WELDING AND CUTTING
-
IN BRIEF
-
EUROPEAN AGREEMENT ON ‘ASPIRATION HAZARD’ WARNING PHRASE
-
BOTTOM-LINE BENEFITS OF SAFETY
-
CHIP 96 CHANGES
-
HARDWOOD DUSTS UPDATE
-
CONSTRUCTION SITE DUMPERS – STABILITY RESEARCH
-
MbOCA GUIDANCE BROUGHT UP TO DATE
-
HEROES OF TELEWORKING
-
HSE GUILLOTINE WARNING
-
EURO SAFETY TOWARDS THE MILLENNIUM
-
PREGNANT WORKERS AND CHEMICALS
-
DRAFT GUIDE ON GROUNDWATER REGULATIONS
-
VISION PANELS FOR LATHES
-
SURFACTANT STORAGE ‘CAN CAUSE ECZEMA’
-
MENTAL FATIGUE AND WORKING HOURS
-
CONTRACTING AND SUPPLYIN ILO MANAGEMENT STANDARD
-
ESCALATOR SAFETY DEVICES
-
SAFE WORKING WITH FLAMMABLE SUBSTANCES
-
RESEARCH ON MUSCULOSKELETAL PROBLEMS
-
EFFECTS OF VIRTUAL REALITY SYSTEMS
-
WOMEN AND BACK STRAIN
-
RISKS FROM HAND-ARM VIBRATION
-
VIDEO NASTY AIMED AT ATVs’ BAD RECORD
-
RIDDOR INFORMATION FOR DOCTORS
-
IN BRIEF
-
OCCUPATIONAL ASTHMA RESEARCH
-
MANAGING ASBESTOS
-
PUTTING CDM INTO PRACTICE
-
RESEARCH ON RISK APPROACH TO STRESS
-
IOM STUDY ON FIBRES
-
BRITISH STANDARD FOR MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY
-
PRIORITIES FOR THE DRINKS INDUSTRIES
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY UNDER LABOUR
-
NRPB COMMENTS ON EMFs AND CANCER
-
IN BRIEF
-
GUIDE TO RISK ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS
-
IN BRIEF
-
MANUAL HANDLING ACCIDENTS
-
BIG SHAKE-UP FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY
-
WOMEN’S HEALTH AND SAFETY ISSUES
-
GOOD VAN DRIVERS CODE
-
LATEST ON ROSIN (COLOPHONY)
-
CBI/UNICE ADDRESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
-
PROTECTING OUTDOOR WORKERS
-
RISK ASSESSMENT – TWENTY QUESTIONS
-
WORK EQUIPMENT REGULATIONS EXPLAINED
-
IN BRIEF
-
DRIVERS’ HOURS AND TACHO RULES
-
‘GREEN LIGHT’ FOR CODE ON PASSIVE SMOKING
-
VIBRATION SEMINAR HIGHLIGHTS COST OF CLAIMS
-
LIFTING REGULATIONS SOON
-
FOUNDRY FETTLING NOISE HAZARD
-
IN BRIEF
-
PROTECTING PEOPLE AND PROPERTY FROM BOMBS
-
ROAD RISK, THE LAW AND BEST PRACTICE
-
HSE ACTS TO AUTHORISE BIOCIDES BEFORE USE
-
GP’s AND HEALTH AT WORK
-
GENETIC TESTING NOT FAVOURED BY DIRECTORS
-
ASBESTOS PROTECTION DOUBTS
-
WELDING AND FLAME CUTTING
-
SORTING OUT YOUR PRIORITIES
-
SAFE WORKING WITH LIFT TRUCKS
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICIES
-
FLUORESCENT LIGHTING AND SKIN CANCER
-
HOMEWORKERS – GUIDANCE FOR EMPLOYERS
-
CONSTRUCTION REGULATIONS SHAKE-UP AND RENEWAL
-
RAILWAY SAFETY ANNUAL REPORT 1994/95
-
PROTECTION AGAINST ARSON
-
PPC RULES INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE
-
STUDY ON WORK-RELATED STRESS
-
PROGRESS ON THE COMAH DIRECTIVE
-
ACoP ON MANAGING CONSTRUCTION SAFETY
-
PRACTICAL ANSWERS TO COMMON CDM QUESTIONS
-
WORKING FROM HOME
-
SITE SAFETY FOR INEXPERIENCED WORKERS
-
HELA FIRST STRATEGY DOCUMENT ON LOCAL AUTHORITY FUTURE
-
REVISED ACoP ON RIDER OPERATED LIFT TRUCKS
-
ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS ON COM – PART 2
-
IN BRIEF
-
WORKING WITH SOLVENTS
-
EUROPEAN SAFETY DIRECTIVES
-
SAFETY WITH STEEL STOCK
-
COST OF SICKNESS ABSENCE
-
RULES FOR DISEASE AND ILLNESS CLAIMS
-
LAB WARNING ON LIQUID NITROGEN
-
IN BRIEF
-
VIEWS SOUGHT ON ROAD SAFETY
-
BACK PAIN AND DRIVING
-
VIOLENCE AT WORK
-
HAZARDS FROM OXYGEN
-
AVOIDING DANGER FROM OVERHEAD LINES
-
USE OF ISOCYANATES IN PRINTING
-
PREPARING FOR AN EMERGENCY
-
IN BRIEF
-
SHAKE UP FOR IONISING RADIATION RULES
-
SUMMARY CRITERIA FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES
-
DIAL ‘R’ FOR RIDDOR REPORTLINE
-
IN BRIEF
-
EMPLOYMENT STATUS AND HEALTH
-
SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
-
EMPLOYING YOUNG PERSONS
-
CADMIUM IN SILVER SOLDERING
-
EMPLOYERS AND AIDS
-
HEALTH AT WORK INITIATIVE LAUNCHED
-
AIR POLLUTION GUIDANCE FOR SOLVENT USERS
-
PRESSURE EQUIPMENT
-
ADVICE ON EAR PROTECTION
-
MANUAL HANDLING IN THE FOOD AND DRINK SECTOR
-
‘TIME UP’ FOR MAJOR HAZARD FIRMS
-
NEW REGULATIONS ON CONSULTATION WITH EMPLOYEES
-
REFORM OF WORK EQUIPMENT RULES
-
IN BRIEF
-
IN BRIEF
-
ARSENIC EXPOSURE MEASUREMENT
-
CNC TURNING AND EJECTED PARTS
-
PASSPORT SCHEMES FOR CONTRACTORS
-
FIRE PRECAUTIONS IN THE WORKPLACE
-
HSC APPROACH TO CONTRACT AND OTHER WORKERS
-
HSE GUIDANCE FOR VOLUNTEERS
-
ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT GUIDE
-
CONTROL OF LEAD AT WORK
-
EMPOWERING THE HEALTH AND SAFETY PROFESSIONAL
-
HSE GUIDE ON HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICIES
-
PREVENTING SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS
-
WORKING IN HOT WEATHER
-
‘APPOINT DANGEROUS GOODS SAFETY ADVISERS’, SAYS HSE
-
MAINTENANCE ACCIDENTS AND HUMAN ERROR
-
SAFETY ADVISER PILOT SCHEME ON THE WAY
-
HSC’s PLAN OF WORK
-
SAFEGUARDING MANUAL MILLING MACHINES
-
TRANSPORT OF DANGEROUS GOODS ADVISERS
-
TV HEALTH AND SAFETY SERIES
-
IN BRIEF
-
STOP PRESS
-
SAFETY FIGURES STUN PRACTITIONERS
-
DIAGNOSING UPPER LIMB DISORDERS
-
MODERN SAFETY REGIME FOR QUARRIES
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY WHISTLE BLOWING
-
EUROPEAN HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY DEBATE
-
HSE TO LOOK HARD AT STRESS
-
IN BRIEF
-
ALLERGIC REACTION TO LATEX
-
CERTIFICATED BS DRAWS CLOSER
-
ASBESTOS IN WORKPLACE BUILDINGS
-
UK PLAN TO REMOVE PCBs
-
UK ACCIDENT PERFORMANCE IMPROVES
-
FORK LIFT CONSULTATION
-
HEALTH RISKS OF CLEANING
-
A CULTURE OF COMPENSATION?
-
LORRY DRIVER TRAINING
-
DANGERS OF DAYTIME SLEEPINESS
-
GROUNDWATER RULES COVER CHEMICAL STORAGE
-
WORK IN CONFINED SPACES
-
STUDY OF INDUSTRY PERCEPTION OF OELs
-
WORKING IN CONFINED SPACES
-
PASS NOTES ON SHIFTWORK
-
EU’S SAFETY PRIORITIES
-
PRACTICAL COSHH GUIDANCE
-
CORPORATE KILLING AND WHISTLEBLOWERS
-
DEBATE ON STRESS AT WORK
-
CONTAMINATED LAND SYSTEM IN FORCE
-
‘NO LIMIT ON COMPENSATION FOR WHISTLE-BLOWING
-
OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS
-
INTEGRATED POLLUTION CONTROL
-
NOISE REVIEW?
-
IN BRIEF
-
HEALTH, WORK AND LIFESTYLE
-
LEGIONELLA IN CARE HOMES, AND ELSEWHERE
-
CHANGES TO WOODWORKING MACHINERY LAW
-
DRAFT PCB REGULATIONS
-
EYE DISCOMFORT IN THE OFFICE
-
HSE TAKES A TILTAT BENCHMARKING
-
REDUCING HAND-ARM VIBRATION
-
REVISED COM APPROVED CODE ON THE WAY ...
-
RADIO WAVES NEAR BASE STATIONS
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY LAW POSTER
-
THAT MILLENNIUM BUG AGAIN ...
-
PETROLEUM CONSULTATION
-
FIRE PRECAUTIONS IN THE WORKPLACE
-
IMPLEMENTING WORKING TIME RULES
-
HANDLING SHARP EDGES IN ENGINEERING
-
CHIP 97 ARRIVES
-
INTERIM RESULTS ON HSE STRESS SURVEY
-
SIGMA PROJECT LOOKS FOR ETHICAL STANDARD
-
DANGERS OF DOG FOULING
-
HSE’s CONTRACTOR/CLIENTCAMPAIGN LOOKS FOR WINNERS
-
REVIEW OF NTO STANDARDS
-
IN BRIEF
-
TRANSPORTABLE PRESSURE EQUIPMENT DIRECTIVE
-
IN BRIEF
-
IONISING RADIATIONS
-
HSE PROSECUTIONS AND INVESTIGATIONS
-
ROLE OF SAFETY REPS AND OTHER EMPLOYEES
-
THE COSTS OF ACCIDENTS AT WORK
-
IN BRIEF
-
HEALTH RISK FROM LAPTOPS
-
LATEST ON TRANSPORT SAFETY
-
THREAT FROM EXPLODING TORCHES?
-
IN BRIEF
-
ASSESSING RISKS TO TELEWORKERS
-
ASBESTOS – LAGGING, CLEANING AND BAGGING
-
OPEN LEARNING FOR MANAGERS
-
IN BRIEF
-
PUWER AND LOLER
-
SAFETY AND THE SUPPLY CHAIN
-
MINIMUM LEVEL OF EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY COVER TO RISE
-
SAFETY CONFERENCE MARKS EU PRESIDENCY
-
LEAD-FREE SOLDERING ON THE WAY
-
TQM AND SAFETY STILL AT ODDS
-
SHAKE-UP OF FIRE SAFETY LAW
-
DESIGNER SAFETY FOR MACHINERY
-
IN BRIEF
-
‘CRUNCH TIME’ FOR METAL WORKING FLUID LIMITS
-
CONFINED SPACES ACoP
-
WORKING TIME RULES TAKE IN EXCLUDED SECTORS
-
WORKPLACE SMOKING POLICIES
-
SAFE LOADING OF LORRIES
-
YOUNG PEOPLE AND A SAFER WORKING LIFE
-
NEW RISK GROUPS FOR NOISE?
-
CHANGES TO COSHH AFFECT TRI-SUPPLY
-
BEATING BACK PAIN
-
TESTING PORTABLE APPLIANCES
-
CHOOSING AND USING THAT EXTINGUISHER
-
WORKERS COME IN FROM THE COLD…
-
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT?
-
IN BRIEF
-
CHANGES TO OESs FLAGGED UP
-
ASPHYXIATION HAZARDS IN WELDING
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY IN KITCHENS
-
WORKERS’ BLOOD-LEAD LEVELS
-
MAKING A SAFER EXIT
-
WOMEN’S VIEWS ON HEALTH AND SAFETY
-
UPDATED GUIDANCE ON MICE AND LAPTOPS
-
SAFE DISPOSAL OF CLINICAL WASTE
-
GUIDANCE ON SURVEYING FOR ASBESTOS
-
HEADSETS REDUCE ‘PHONE NECK’ PROBLEM
-
CONTROLLING EXPOSURE TO ISOCYANATES
-
TRAINING FOR GAS INSTALLATION
-
WARNING OVER EXCAVATOR TYRE DANGER
-
BSC EMBRACES ‘GOOD BUSINESS’ MESSAGE
-
VOCATIONAL SAFETY MODULES
-
GUIDES ADDRESS WORKPLACE STRESS
-
TEN COMMANDMENTS TO SAVE LIVES AND PROTECT HEALTH
-
IN BRIEF
-
HSE MANAGEMENT GUIDE SHOWS RESULTS
-
KEEPING MINIBUSES SAFE AND LEGAL
-
VIBRATION PROPOSAL PLOUGHS ON
-
CAUSES OF ASTHMA PINPOINTED
-
GENERAL VENTILATION IN THE WORKPLACE
-
CHEMICAL HAZARD ALERT NOTICES
-
THE MDF STORY
-
CD ROM ON MANAGING HAV
-
IN BRIEF
-
TIPS ON PEST CONTROL IN OFFICES
-
DANGEROUS GOODS IN HARBOURS
-
WINDY CONDITIONS
-
PHASING OUT PCBs
-
DIESEL EXHAUSTS
-
COPING WITH DEPRESSION
-
VIOLENCE AT WORK
-
LATEST ON LATEX-INDUCED ASTHMA
-
EU SEEKS SAFETY AND HEALTH SOLUTIONS FOR DATABASE
-
IN BRIEF
-
HSE HIGHLIGHTS COMPETENCY IN MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS
-
MANUAL HANDLING RULES BRING BENEFITS
-
WET AND WINDY WEATHER
-
RECOVERING FROM ERRORS
-
NEXT STEPS FOR MANAGING STRESS AT WORK ...
-
IN BRIEF
-
LATEST ON COSHH
-
UPDATE ON CHIP 99
-
RECRUITMENT AGENCIES CAUSE CONCERN
-
HANDLING LARGE INSURANCE CLAIMS
-
WARNING ON PORTABLE PETROL CANS
-
CHIP ‘98 AND MINERAL FIBRES
-
MILLENNIUM TIME BOMB TICKS ON
-
HSC RAISES GAME ON WORKPLACE STRESS
-
SAFETY ‘NET’ FOR YOUNG WORKERS
-
ISOCYANATES AND BENZENE
-
TEST FOR LIFT TRUCK OPERATORS
-
WRITTEN SAFETY WARNINGS
-
GUIDE TO AIR EXPOSURE LIMITS REVISED
-
LATEST ON PRESSURE EQUIPMENT
-
TOUGHER PACKAGING TARGETS
-
BREAKS ‘REDUCE EYE STRAIN BUT NOT PRODUCTIVITY’
-
DISPOSAL OF POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY BENCHMARKING
-
PROPOSED NEW OIL REGULATIONS
-
INDUSTRIAL INJURIES SCHEME UNDER REVIEW
-
SCAFFOLDING DIRECTIVE IS SET UP
-
HSE RESEARCH
-
VOLUNTEERS IN THE WORKPLACE
-
CONTROL OF LEGIONELLOSIS
-
ROAD SAFETY TOLL FOR EMPLOYEES
-
THIRD AMENDMENT FOR MACHINERY DIRECTIVE
-
DESIGNER SAFETY FOR MACHINERY
-
RADIATION INFORMATION SHEETS
-
BUSINESS AS USUAL - HANDLING EMERGENCY
-
NEW RULES FOR DRIVERS
-
… AND FIRE HAZARDS IN THE OFFICE
-
HSE RESEARCH
-
LIAISON OVER WORK-RELATED DEATHS
-
REVIEW OF CDM
-
BUSINESS BENEFITS OF WINNING AWARDS
-
WHISTLEBLOWER’S BILL MOVES CLOSER
-
REDUCING ACCIDENTS TO SHIFTWORKERS
-
CLASSIFICATION OF CHEMICALS
-
FIRE SAFETY IN BUILDINGS ...
-
WORKING TIME DIRECTIVE
-
KEY HEALTH ISSUES FOR BUSINESS
-
MOBILE PHONES AND ROAD SAFETY
-
REPORT HIGHLIGHTS DANGERS AT HOME
-
PREVENTING UPPER LIMB DISORDERS
-
OFFICE HEALTH AND SAFETY
-
ROAD SAFETY TOLL FOR EMPLOYEES
-
BIOLOGICAL MONITORING
-
A DANGER TO WOMEN?
-
CASE FOR INTEGRATING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS?
-
DIRECTIVE ON EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES
-
TOUGHER SAFETY PENALTIES ON THE WAY
-
LAST CALL ON WORK EQUIPMENT REGS!
-
BIOLOGICAL MONITORING - PART 2
-
COSHH BROUGHT UP TO DATE
-
AVOIDING STACKING INJURY
-
HSW INTO THE MELTING POT
-
FINE TUNE FOR COM RULES
-
IN BRIEF
-
REQUIREMENT TO REGISTER PCBs
-
DRUG MISUSE AT WORK
-
SHAKE-UP FOR INJURY CLAIMS PROCEDURE
-
UPDATE TO THE ‘MANAGEMENT’ REGULATIONS
-
IN BRIEF
-
COMAH ARRIVES
-
HAND-TRANSMITTED VIBRATION
-
HOUSEKEEPING AT WORK
-
IN BRIEF
-
LATEST ON COMAH
-
WOMEN’S VIEWS ON HEALTH AND SAFETY
-
CANCER WARNING ON DAMP-PROOFING MATERIALS
-
LOOKING AFTER CLEANERS
-
FIRE SAFETY IN CONSTRUCTION
-
MMMF AND CANCER?
-
RADIATION DOSE ASSESSMENT
-
WORK IN A STANDING POSITION
-
GROUNDWATER REGULATIONS GUIDANCE
-
PROPOSED GROUNDWATER RULES
-
SPRING CLEAN FOR DATA PROTECTION?
-
EURO DEBATE ON SAFETY AND HEALTH
-
GENERAL VENTILATION IN THE WORKPLACE
-
EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES AND CHEMICAL AGENTS
-
WEATHER WATCHING
-
EUROPEAN HEALTH AND SAFETY WEEK ARRIVES
-
WARNING ON TELEPHONE NUMBERS
-
OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS
-
MACHINERY AND THE HUMAN COMPONENT
-
IN BRIEF
-
VIDEO FOR SHIPBUILDERS
-
HIDDEN COST OF RSI AND BACK STRAIN
-
HOMEWORKERS AND THEIR EMPLOYERS
-
BACK BELTS AND INJURY PREVENTION
-
LATEST ON LEGIONNAIRES’ DISEASE
-
FIRST OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY NVQs
-
HSE WARNING ON CONFINED SPACES
-
NEW PROPOSALS FOR FIRE PRECAUTIONS
-
HOME AND AWAY – DANGERS OF DIY
-
SPRAYING FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS
-
INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ON HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT SHELVED
-
HAND-TRANSMITTED VIBRATION
-
FIRST AID FOR CHEMICAL EXPOSURES
-
REPORT HIGHLIGHTS DANGERS AT HOME
-
STRESS AND NEW WORK METHODS
-
ACCIDENTS IN LA ENFORCED SECTOR CONTINUE UPWARD TREND
-
ROSPA TAKES A TILT AT TARGETS
-
CARRIAGE OF DANGEROUS GOODS CONSOLIDATION
-
EXTENSION FOR ACCIDENT REPORT LINE
-
OGDEN DECISION ON EL PAYOUTS
-
DIABETICS AND DRIVER LICENSING
-
EMPLOYEE CONSULTATION GUIDANCE
-
GUIDES ADDRESS WORKPLACE STRESS
-
REPORT ON PORT RAMSGATE
-
LAW ON COMPANY MANSLAUGHTER READY FOR EARLY REFORM
-
DERMATITIS ‘ROADSHOW
-
IN BRIEF
-
LATEST ON ASBESTOS
-
IN BRIEF
-
DIRECTOR CONVICTED AFTER SCAFFOLD INJURY
-
LATEST ON COSHH
-
IN BRIEF
-
DANGERS OF NAILING TOOLS
-
MORE CHANCE OF MEETING YOUR LOCAL INSPECTOR?
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MIGRAINE AT WORK
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MONITORING SICKNESS ABSENCE
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CONSTRUCTION HEALTH AND SAFETY
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BUSINESS BENEFITS OF SAFE WORKING
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MANUAL HANDLING IN CONSTRUCTION
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MOVE TO BAN ‘WHITE’ ASBESTOS
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COST-EFFECTIVE POLLUTION CONTROL
-
DEMOLITION SITES TARGETED
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FINE TUNE FOR CDM RULES
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CONTAMINATED LAND
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RADIATION DOSE ASSESSMENT
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SAFE USE OF GAS CYLINDERS
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HSE HIGHLIGHTS COMPETENCY IN MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS
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MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS
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WORKING TIME REGS TO BROADEN OUT ...
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ADVICE ON VIOLENCE AT WORK
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OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS
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ALARMS IN THE CHEMICAL AND PROCESS INDUSTRIES
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NATIONAL SKIN CARE SURVEY
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DETECTION OF WORKPLACE PATHOGENS
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EXPOSURE TO NATURAL LATEX
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INHERENTLY SAFER CHEMICAL PROCESSES
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LESSONS FROM A MAJOR AIR INCIDENT
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MENTAL HEALTH EFFECTS OF VIOLENCE AND ACCIDENTS
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COST OF FIRE SAFETY RULES IN NEW BUILDINGS
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EUROPEAN AGREEMENT ON ‘ASPIRATION HAZARD’
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IN BRIEF
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ALARMS IN THE CHEMICAL AND PROCESS INDUSTRIES
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EXPOSURE TO OZONE
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LESSONS FROM MAJOR INCIDENT AT ASSOCIATED OCTEL
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SUPPORTING GUIDE TO SAFETY STANDARD
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HSE HIGHLIGHTS COMPETENCY IN MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS
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STRESS AND ERGONOMICS TOP SELF-REPORTING SURVEY
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STRESS ON THE BUSES
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WORK EQUIPMENT – DON’T BE CONNED!
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AVOIDING SLIPS AND TRIPS
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PROTECTION FOR WHISTLEBLOWERS
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WORKING TIME RULES AT LAST!
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WORKPLACE HEALTH SURVEILLANCE
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MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS AND COMPETENCE
-
WORKING TIME RULES APPLY TO UK EMPLOYERS
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IN BRIEF
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A LEGAL DUTY TO INVESTIGATE ACCIDENTS?
-
COMAH, ACCIDENTS, AND CHARGING
-
CHEMICAL AGENTS DIRECTIVE
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‘PUWER II’ READY FOR ACTION
-
MORE CHANCE OF MEETING YOUR LOCAL INSPECTOR?
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN SAFETY AND HEALTH
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ACCIDENT FIGURES ‘MOSTLY ENCOURAGING’
-
SMALL FIRMS AND RISK ASSESSMENT
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MPs’ ALL-PARTY GROUP ON HEALTH AND SAFETY
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SWINGING THE LEAD? PSYCHOLOGY OF BACK PAIN
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‘CHIP 96’ – NEW SUPPLY LIST
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EU SEEKS SAFETY AND HEALTH SOLUTIONS FOR DATABASE
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VENTILATION IN OFFICES
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PROTECTING CHILDREN AT WORK
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INSPECTORS CHECK YEAR 2000 COMPLIANCE
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NEW TEST FOR NOISE-INDUCED HEARING LOSS
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CARRIAGE OF DANGEROUS GOODS BY ROAD AND RAIL
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TIMETABLE FOR WORKING TIME REGULATIONS
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GUIDANCE ON WORK AND BSE
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GUIDANCE ON SAFE USE AND STORAGE OF CELLULAR PLASTICS
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FUMIGATION CODE AND GUIDANCE
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FIRE SAFETY AT WORK
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LATEST ON LIFTING AND POWER PRESS RULES
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PROTECTION AGAINST NOISE
-
FIRE SAFETY LAW BACK IN THE POT
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TRENDS IN TECHNOLOGY
-
ENGINEERING NOISE OUT
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FIRE RISKS OF STORING FOAMS AND PLASTICS
-
LABOUR’S TEN-POINT POLICY
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REVISED ASBESTOS RULES
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SPECIAL WASTE GUIDANCE NOT ENOUGH
-
WORKING WITH ASBESTOS
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PREVENTING REVERSING ACCIDENTS
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ELECTRICAL SAFETY MARKS
-
LAPTOPS GET THUMBS DOWN
-
INSPECTORS TO ‘GET TOUGH’ ON CONSTRUCTION (AGAIN)
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IN BRIEF
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IONISING RADIATION CONTROLS AND GUIDANCE
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IN BRIEF
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REVISED ASBESTOS RULES ON WAY
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HSC ANNUAL REPORT 1995/96
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H,S&E MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
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TESTING TIMES AHEAD
-
WORKING WITH SOLVENTS
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IN BRIEF
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MANAGING OCCUPATIONAL ROAD RISK
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EMPLOYEE COUNSELLING SLATED
-
RISK ASSESSMENT COMPETITION FOR HEALTH WORKERS
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MANAGING STRESS AT WORK
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TOUGHER RULES ON SEAT BELTS
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SIMPLIFYING DEAFNESS BENEFIT
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CONTRACTOR/SUPPLIER ISSUES MOVE CENTRE STAGE
-
KEY HEALTH ISSUES FOR BUSINESS
-
‘WHAT’ HEALTH ADVISORY TEAM
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PREGNANCY RISKS AT WORK
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CONTACT LENSES AND CHEMICALS
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AIRBORNE EXPOSURE LIMITS
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TRANSPORT SAFETY
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NATIONALLY ACCREDITED SAFETY MODULES
-
CAR AIRBAGS AND SEAT BELTS
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ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE AT WORK
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HSC TO ACT ON SMOKING AT WORK
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WORK EQUIPMENT DEADLINE HELD
-
PROTECTING SHOP WORKERS
-
‘COSHH 98’ COMING SOON
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IN BRIEF
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REMINDER ON RPE
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INDOOR AIR QUALITY
-
STORAGE OF FLAMMABLE MATERIALS
-
SAFETY AT OUTDOOR EVENTS
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A DANGER TO WOMEN?
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HOUSEKEEPING AT WORK
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HELP ON REPORTING ACCIDENTS
-
LEARNING FROM ACCIDENTS
-
DANGERS FROM LEAD PAINT
-
ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS AT WORK
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OUTLINE OF WORKING TIME PROPOSALS
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IN BRIEF
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TRANSPORT OF DANGEROUS GOODS
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INSPECTORS TO LOOK AT VWF AND SOLVENTS
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CAMPAIGN TO CUT DRIVER DEATHS
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HACCP OFFERS FOOD FOR THOUGHT
-
BUYING AND SUPPLYING SAFE MACHINERY
-
HSC’s NEW PLAN OF WORK
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BUYING AND SUPPLYING MACHINERY
-
GMO RULES GET GREEN LIGHT
-
SAFETY AND INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS
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INDUSTRIAL SOLVENTS DIRECTIVE
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ELECTRICAL SAFETY PROGRAMME
-
HSC’s NEW PLAN OF WORK
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GUIDANCE ON PRESSURE SYSTEMS
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BIG GAPS IN WOODWORKING MACHINERY TRAINING
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IN BRIEF
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EUROPEAN ONLINE HS EXCHANGE
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EXPECTANT MOTHERS AND IONISING RADIATION
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RISK ASSESSMENT APPROACH TO STRESS MANAGEMENT
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DEALING WITH TRAUMA AT WORK
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ASTHMA AND SKIN DISEASE
-
COMAH REGS TAKE SHAPE
-
DO ALTERNATIVE KEYBOARDS HELP?
-
ATTITUDES OF TEMPORARY WORKERS
-
CERTIFICATED SAFETY STANDARDS PROLIFERATE
-
IN BRIEF
-
RIDER OPERATED LIFT TRUCKS AND TRAINING
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PROTECTING INDOOR WORKERS FROM HEAT
-
BOGUS’ SAFETY BONUS SCHEMES
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REVISED MANAGEMENT ACoP
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REVISED REPORTING REGULATIONS OPERATE FROM 1 APRIL 1996
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LIFT MAINTENANCE HAZARDS
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CONTROL OF LEAD AT WORK
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TOUGHER RULES FOR DRIVERS
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LATEST ON ENFORCERS
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 1994/1995
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ANTIBACTERIALS AND OTHER BIOCIDES
-
SAFETY REPS IN ACTION
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IN BRIEF
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HSE TOUGH ON POWER PRESS DANGERS
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IN BRIEF
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EMERGENCY STORAGE OF FUEL
-
PREVENTING INJURIES ON HIGHWAYS
-
GUIDANCE FOR COMPANY DIRECTORS
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UP-TO-DATE MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS
-
WOMEN IN THE WORKPLACE
-
‘BIG COMPANY’ GUIDE TO SAFETY MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES
-
TRICHLOROETHYLENE GETS HIGHER RISK LABEL
-
ANNUAL GUIDE TO EXPOSURE LIMITS
-
NEW BILL ADDRESSES HEALTH AND SAFETY
-
DRAFT CODE ON DIRECTORS’ RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SAFETY
-
NOISE DIRECTIVE BACK ON THE TABLE
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HELPING OTHERS TO QUIT SMOKING
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY AND LCA
-
PROPOSAL FOR ERGONOMICS STANDARD
-
PREVENTING FALLS IN THE FOOD AND DRINK INDUSTRIES
-
MANUAL HANDLING
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DRINK AND DRUG LIMITS FOR AIR/SEA STAFF
-
CROWD SAFETY MANAGEMENT
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IN BRIEF
-
HSE COMMENTS ON VIBRATION VALUES
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PROMOTING EMPLOYMENT THROUGH HS MEASURES
-
DUE DILIGENCE’ HAS LESSONS FOR UK
-
GUIDE TO EXAMINATION OF LIFTS AT WORK
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EU HEADS FOR NEW LIMITS ON NOISE
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GUIDANCE ON INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS
-
TRANSPORTABLE PRESSURE VESSEL RULES IN PLACE
-
TUC PILOT ON ‘BODY MAPPING’
-
POINTERS ON LASER SAFETY
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IN BRIEF
-
SAFETY RULES FOR HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
-
PROCESS SAFETY AND ELECTRICAL ISSUES
-
WORKFORCE INVOLVEMENT IN THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
-
IN BRIEF
-
CHEMICAL SAFETY INFORMATION
-
EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES REGULATIONS ON THE WAY
-
SAFETY AND COMPANY ANNUAL REPORTS
-
CANADIAN HEALTH NETWORK
-
INTERNET PROJECT FOR SMALL FIRMS USING CHEMICALS
-
GUIDE TO ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
-
SOLVENTS AND HEARING
-
COMPREHENSIVE ADVICE ON FIRST AID AND WRITING MSDSs
-
HEALTH, SAFETY AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
-
NVQs BOOST SAFETY PERFORMANCE
-
GUIDANCE ON ASBESTOS AND BUILDING MAINTENANCE
-
SHAKE-UP FOR POWER TOOL SUPPLIERS AND BUYERS
-
NEW GOVERNMENT, RADICAL SHAKE-UP?
-
WORKERS SAFETY ADVISER SCHEME
-
CARBON MONOXIDE AND FAULTY APPLIANCES
-
HEALTH ASSESSMENT AND WORKING TIME
-
MORE CONSULTATION ON REGULATION OF ASBESTOS IN BUILDINGS
-
TRIKE USERS WARNED OF TOUGHER CLASSIFICATION
-
ARE EUROPEAN WORKING CONDITIONS
-
MOBILE WORK PLATFORMS AND SAFETY HARNESSES
-
TUC OUTLINES ROLE OF WSAs
-
REDUCING PACKAGING ACCIDENTS BY DESIGN
-
IN BRIEF
-
NIOSH OFFERS PHONE TOWER ADVICE
-
LEARNING FROM ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS
-
REVISED STATEMENT ON RPAs
-
INTERLOCKS REQUIRED FOR LORRY CRANES
-
HOW TO SURVEY BUILDINGS FOR ASBESTOS
-
DISINFECTANTS IN THE FOOD AND DRINK INDUSTRIES
-
STACKING SAWN TIMBER AND BOARD
-
RF EXPOSURES FROM TRUNKED RADIO SYSTEM
-
SAFER PEOPLE HANDLING
-
EMPLOYMENT AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
-
AGENCY CONSULTS ON ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE
-
CHEMICAL INDUSTRY GUIDE ON CONTRACTOR CONTROL
-
NEW PACKAGING AND LABELLING REGULATIONS
-
DO YOU EMPLOY UNDER-18S?
-
ESSENTIAL ‘IDIOT’S GUIDE’ ON THE WAY ...
-
DRAFT COMPANY DIRECTORS’ CODE
-
COUNCIL FINED £400,000 FOR DEATH OF ELECTRICIAN
-
IN BRIEF
-
FRENCH RESEARCHERS LOOK AT HEALTH AND SAFETY RISKS
-
SOLVENTS AND INDOOR PAINTING
-
RoSPA CONSULTS ON COMPANY PERFORMANCE MEASURES
-
SAFETY ADVICE FOR WELDERS
-
EU GUIDE ON PREGNANT WORKERS
-
HSC PREPARING EXTENSIVE RULES ON ‘WORK AT HEIGHT’
-
IN BRIEF
-
WORK-RELATED LOW BACK DISORDER
-
UPDATED LIST OF EXPOSURE LIMITS
-
ACoP FOR OCCUPATIONAL ASTHMA
-
PROGRESS ON OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS
-
OCCUPATIONAL ROAD RISK ‘INTEGRAL TO SAFETY MANAGEMENT
-
CLEAN OUT’ PLANNED FOR MACHINERY DIRECTIVE
-
HSE CONSULTS ON METALWORKING FLUIDS
-
COSHH AND THE COMPETENT PERSON
-
IN BRIEF
-
NOISE STUDY POINTS TO HIGH RISK AREAS
-
NEW ADR/RID 2001 EDITIONS
-
MANAGING STRESS IN MANUFACTURING
-
STRESS AT WORK TOPS TUC POLL
-
ADVICE FOR NIGHTWORKERS
-
RISKS FROM SKIN EXPOSURE TO CHEMICALS
-
HSE REWORKS CONSTRUCTION GUIDANCE
-
EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS IN EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES
-
‘BLACK AND WHITE’ TANKER SCHEME RELAUNCHED
-
STRESS CLAIMS DENIED BY COURT OF APPEAL
-
SAFETY REPS TO ISSUE ‘FINAL WARNING’ NOTICES
-
SAFETY BILL SET FOR SPRING
-
ROAD ACCIDENTS AND COMPANY OPERATIONS
-
AIRCRAFT AND ‘ECONOMY CLASS SYNDROME’
-
ACCIDENT REPORTING
-
IOSH HIGHLIGHTS OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
-
CONSULTATION ON COSHH 2002
-
BIOLOGICAL OR CHEMICAL THREATS BY POST
-
IN BRIEF
-
RESTRAINING SYSTEMS ON LIFT TRUCKS
-
RADIATION INFORMATION
-
HSE STATES ITS POSITION ON RISK AT WORK
-
MAJOR NEW RULES ON DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY IN ANNUAL REPORTS
-
COMPETENT FOR THE JOB?
-
DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES RULES READY FOR CONSULTATION
-
IN BRIEF
-
AGENCY CONSULTS ON ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE
-
IN BRIEF
-
STUDY ON MAN-MADE FIBRES AND CANCER
-
NHS SETS UP OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE
-
REVISED ASBESTOS MANAGEMENT PROPOSALS
-
UPDATE ON THE VIBRATION DIRECTIVE
-
US GUIDELINES ON SCHOOL SAFETY
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY TRAINING
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR BIG INVESTORS
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR BIG INVESTORS
-
UNDERLYING ISSUES IN CONSTRUCTION SAFETY
-
IN BRIEF
-
LATEST EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
-
EUROPEAN SAFETY CASE STUDIES
-
HEALTH, SAFETY, AND INVESTING IN PEOPLE
-
RULING OPENS DOOR TO MAJOR SAFETY FINES
-
CIVIL LAW TO APPLY TO ‘MANAGEMENT’ AND ‘FIRE’ REGULATIONS
-
PRACTICAL TIPS ON HEARING PROTECTION
-
ASBESTOS CODES TO BE REVISED
-
MAJOR INPUT ON PASSIVE SMOKING
-
NOISE DIRECTIVE ON THE WAY
-
PACK PROMOTES ‘ASBESTOS IN PREMISES’ DUTY
-
STAFF LEVELS IN THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES
-
USEFUL GUIDE TO ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE
-
VALUATION OF THE ‘BACK IN WORK’ INITIATIVE
-
STRESS AT WORK ‘CONTRIBUTES TO HEART DISEASE’
-
CARCINOGENS DIRECTIVE TO BE EXTENDED
-
ENVIRONMENTAL ROUND UP
-
DTI CONSULTATION ON YOUNG WORKERS
-
CURBING THE NEED FOR SPEED
-
IN FOCUS
-
MEASURING VIBRATION ON TRACTORS
-
CONSTRUCTION LOOKS FOR 'STEP CHANGE' IN SAFETY
-
AUSTRALIAN DANGEROUS GOODS FRAMEWORK
-
STRESS AT WORK ‘CONTRIBUTES TO HEART DISEASE’
-
IN BRIEF
-
CHANGES TO INDUSTRIAL INJURIES ‘C’ LIST
-
LEGAL DUTY FOR ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
-
IN BRIEF
-
LANYARD STUDY SHOWS LOSS OF WEBBING STRENGTH
-
STRESS AT WORK - WHO IS AFFECTED MOST?
-
HSC RESPONDS TO OCCUPATIONAL ROAD SAFETY REPORT
-
CARBONLESS COPIES CAUSE CONCERN
-
EU’s CHEMICALS POLICY LOOKS FOR STEP CHANGE IN HAZARD DATA
-
EC’S FIVE-YEAR PLAN FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY
-
GUIDE TO MINIBUS SAFETY
-
HS INFORMATION IN COMPANY ANNUAL REPORTS
-
IOSH TO COMMENT ON HS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
-
BEST PRACTICE IN CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING
-
‘TRIKE’ IS A CARCINOGEN – OFFICIAL
-
EUROPEAN GROUP DISCUSSES GENETIC TESTS
-
ERRATA
-
IN BRIEF
-
CHIP 3 ARRIVES
-
UK TO DRAFT VIBRATION RULES SOON
-
HSE ADVISES ON LIFT SLIDING DOORS
-
IN BRIEF
-
TAKING EMPLOYEES’ ADVICE ON HEALTH AND SAFETY
-
COSHH COMPLIANCE FALLS SHORT
-
MOR REGULATIONS ON WORKER CONSULTATION
-
STRESS CLAIMS DENIED BY COURT OF APPEAL
-
CHANGES TO HEALTH AND SAFETY LEGISLATION
-
NOISE EXPOSURE IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY
-
MEASURING MERCURY IN WORKPLACE AIR
-
HEALTH, SAFETY AND DISIBILITY AT WORK
-
HOME OFFICE CONSULTING ON MANSLAUGHTER INITIATIVE
-
RoSPA TARGETS SAFETY IMPROVEMENT
-
MANAGING SHORT-TERM SICKNESS
-
PREVENTING DERMATITIS AT WORK
-
USE OF HAND-FED WOOD PLANES
-
EU ADVICE ON STRESS FOR WORKERS
-
HSE study goes through the hoop
-
IN BRIEF
-
OPT-OUT ENDS ON YOUNG WORKERS RULES
-
EXPLOSIVES RULES BROUGHT BANG UP TO DATE
-
BRITISH STANDARDS IN THE CHARTS
-
TACKLING VIOLENCE AT WORK
-
FIRE FIGHTERS AND OUTDOOR ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
-
PROTECTING HEARING AT WORK
-
EU ADVICE ON BULLYING AND VIOLENCE AT WORK
-
SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR THE SECURITY INDUSTRY
-
BS8800 SET FOR MAJOR REFIT
-
PRINTERS AGREE SOLVENT REPLACEMENT SCHEME
-
IN BRIEF
-
SAFETY AND WORKPLACE VEHICLES
-
LATEST ACoP AND GUIDANCE ON LEGIONELLA
-
SAFETY AND WORKPLACE VEHICLES
-
IN BRIEF
-
Major developments in food safety on the way
-
Hazardous waste jigsaw taking shape
-
IN BRIEF
-
Handy tips on overseas travel
-
SAFETY IN ELECTRICAL TESTING AT WORK
-
COAST CONTROL AND TRUCKS
-
CONTROLLING AGENCY DRIVER RISKS
-
Warning to contractors on asbestos
-
RISK MANAGEMENT ‘TOOLKIT’
-
STREET AND ROAD WORKS SAFETY CODE
-
Top-heavy electrical equipment kills
-
SACK HANDLING IN THE FOOD AND DRINK INDUSTRIES
-
Commission moves forward on working time ‘opt out’
-
Health and Safety Forum
-
IN BRIEF
-
Nanosubstances ‘should be registered as new substances’
-
New Standard for food safety management
-
Guide helps LAs to challenge risks of smoking at work
-
TAKE WHITE ASBESTOS SERIOUSLY, SAYS HSE
-
In brief
-
RSC guide on disability in the lab
-
LASER SAFETY CLASSIFICATIONS HAVE CHANGED
-
Cancer classed as disability under DDA
-
Assessment tool for company drivers
-
HSE LOOKS FOR CONSISTENT INSPECTION
-
Court report
-
STOP PRESS
-
Consultation announced on Code for 2006 disability legislation
-
DRC set up risk debate
-
Guide to safety reps on return to work
-
GOVERNMENT SIGNPOSTS CORPORATE KILLING BILL
-
Ban on mobile phones while driving
-
Government advised to ‘tighten up’ on corporate killing Bill
-
Key ingredients for HS management
-
Proposals to help cut cost of ELI
-
HSE drafts rules for employee consultation
-
Practical advice on reporting incidents
-
SCOTLAND BANS SMOKING IN WORKPLACES AND ENCLOSED PUBLIC VENUES
-
Working Time Directive extended
-
Using a hand-held mobile while driving
-
Designers unaware of CDM duties
-
Safe operation of vehicles in the workplace
-
HSE UPDATES ADVICE ON CLOUR VISION TESTS
-
Latest on falls from height
-
In brief
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY QUESTIONS ANSWERED...
-
EU achieves agreement on ‘REACH’
-
HSE ISSUES MOBILE PLANT WARNING
-
Health and Safety Forum
-
HSE ISSUES ‘RETRACTABLE FALL ARRESTER’ ALERT
-
Plans for ‘step-changes’ in construction
-
Health and Safety Forum
-
HS vocational standards launched
-
NIOSH recommendations on contact lenses and chemicals
-
Revised guidance on COSHH
-
HSC SETS OUT PLAN FOR DIRECTORS’ DUTIES
-
Working with VDUs
-
Chemical proposals REACH for EU compromise
-
REPORT LOOKS INTO ‘AT WORK’ ROAD ACCIDENTS
-
ABI launches UK compensation proposals
-
Updated guide on PPE regulations
-
IN COURT
-
STUDY POINTS TO LOWER RISK FROM ASBESTOS TEXTURED COATINGS
-
HSE ISSUES MORE WORK AT HEIGHT GUIDELINES
-
Health and Safety In Focus
-
HSE study looks into slips, trips and human factors
-
HSE LOOKS AT REACH AND UK REGULATIONS
-
STEPLADDERS ARE NOT BANNED!
-
Age, safety and employability
-
Occupational health conference
-
Proposed rules on process solvent controls
-
Court report
-
IN BRIEF
-
TOUGHER NOISE REGULATIONS IN APRIL
-
LATEST ON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
-
In brief
-
BACKGROUND NOTES ON NOISE
-
Dangerous Substances Regulations
-
Court report
-
IOSH UPDATES GUIDE TO TELEWORKING
-
In brief
-
HSE OFFERS FREE WORKPLACE HEALTH SUPPORT...
-
In brief
-
EUROPEAN AGENCY SCANS THE HEALTH AND SAFETY HORIZON
-
Focus on UK construction
-
COURT REPORT
-
EU looks at emerging health and safety risks
-
STUDY LOOKS AT DIRECTORS’ SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES
-
Background to electromagnetic fields
-
Protective clothing when spraying biocides
-
Consultation on limiting exposure to EMFs
-
IN BRIEF
-
Stop press
-
Latest on the CDM regulations
-
HSE LOOKS INTO CHRONIC CEMENT HAZARDS
-
Health and Safety In Focus
-
COMAH REPORTS DOWN TO ‘ONE ACCIDENT A YEAR’
-
SCOTLAND DRAFTS FIRE SAFETY GUIDANCE
-
Controlling risks from ‘biosolids’
-
Report highlights contractor safety credentials
-
Global classification and labelling of chemicals
-
IIAC TACKLES SPORTING INJURIES
-
Court report
-
HSE looks for better site handling
-
WATCHDOG WARNS AGAINST ‘GENETIC DISCRIMINATION’
-
Commission consults on draft EU chemicals regulations
-
DTI TO ISSUE WEB GUIDANCE ON AGENCY WORKERS
-
IN BRIEF
-
HOW TO WORK OUT THE TRUE COST OF ACCIDENTS
-
SARS issues for employers
-
Managing competence for safety-related systems
-
More advice on ladders and steps
-
Managing changes in working time
-
BIRD FLU’ HIGHLIGHTS NEED FOR CONTINGENCY PLANNING
-
RoSPA CALLS FOR LIMIT ON DRIVERS’ MILES
-
Latest on workplace fatalities and occupational health issues
-
European agency to target noise
-
Practical guide for health practitioners
-
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH ISSUES
-
Registration under hazardous waste rules
-
Guidance on unloading petrol
-
NEW ORDER FOR LIFE SAFETY?
-
Oil storage rules in place
-
Row over health risk from air fresheners
-
Court report
-
FIRE SAFETY IN CHEMICAL LABS
-
Ruling underlines basis of stress claims
-
FOUNDATION SLAMS GOVERNMENT ON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
-
In brief
-
Are you ready to investigate accidents?
-
HAZARDOUS WASTE CONSIGNMENTS
-
DELAY IN FIRE SAFETY REFORM LAW
-
Court report
-
CIA GETS READY FOR REACH
-
IN BRIEF
-
AIRLINES “NOT LIABLE FOR DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS”
-
BIGGEST FINES EVER FOLLOW RAIL TRAGEDY
-
In brief
-
REPORT ON CONSTRUCTION SAFETY CO-ORDINATORS’ COMPETENCY
-
Interactive study says ‘keep asthma information simple’
-
HEALTH AND SAFETY LAWS THIS APRIL...
-
Directive drops ‘sunlight’ requirement
-
New yardsticks for health and safety management
-
New rules on general product safety
-
‘CHIP 3’ IS ALMOST READY
-
Consultation on ‘Part B’ fire rules
-
REVISED GUIDE TO ROHS
-
Paper industry Initiative yields results
-
Reducing noise in the food and drink sector
-
TUC HIGHLIGHTS UNION INSPECTION NOTICES
-
Mobile phone research does not show significant health risk
-
In brief
-
Lung disease in US workforce
-
WELs replace COSHH MELs and OESS in April
-
Pilot scheme bringing people into work
-
Lung disease in US workforce
-
Mobiles and road risk
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Getting the most from behavioural safety
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HSE GUIDE TO ‘OCCASIONAL’ WORK PLATFORMS
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Update for fire precautions Standard
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GUIDANCE ON 'WORK AT HEIGHT' REGULATIONS
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HSE and ORSA draft occupational road safety guidance
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Enforcement liaison on workplace deaths
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Patent wipe detects lead
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Health & Safety In Focus
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Latest on corporate social responsibility
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Guidance on CHIP Regulations
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Health and Safety Forum
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Principles of manual handling training
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US report casts doubt over UK occupational cancer estimates
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Best practice guide for solvent users
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HSE AND DRC TEAM UP ON HS AND DISABILITY ISSUES
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Latest on EU chemicals strategy
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In brief
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GETTING THE MESSAGE ACROSS: PRACTICAL ROUTES TO SUCCESS
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Guidance on solvent degreasing
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Changing world of work
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Report on ‘safety reps’ pilot
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In brief
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Good link between safety, productivity and company profits
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Fire reform order update
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Health guide looks at rehabilitation
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Court report
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Secrets of (top management) success?
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Use of metalworking fluids
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HSE issues accident investigation guidance
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Proposed asbestos rules causing concern
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REACH moves forward in 2005
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Health & Safety Court Report
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Many companies ‘fail basic stress management criteria’
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BSI reissues safety management standard
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RSI database explains basis for awards
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Construction firms fined under CHSW Rules
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Health and unbroken screen activity
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Prosecution highlights need for supervision...
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HSE guidance for food manufacturers
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Tackling work-related violence
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EP votes to end working time opt-out
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Managing driving and use of mobiles
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New rules for offshore safety cases
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IOSH to issue guide to safety culture
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Heat stress assessment in industry
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EP opens the door to REACH regulations
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Absenteeism and ‘presenteeism’ at work
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In brief
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European TU safety bodies merge
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Revision of COP on food safety
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Inquiry warns of perils of drug testing
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Warning on n-propyl bromide
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Liability for asbestos exposure
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Incident reporting in the process industries
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Toolkit on skin cancer risk
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Health and Safety Forum
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Court report
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RSC discusses Chemicals White Paper
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White paper and public smoking
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Assessing the REACH effect
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In brief
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In brief
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Code advises on use of health data
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Boost for accident investigation
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Work at height rules have arrived
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Court report
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Court report
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FOM issues paper on hospitality smoke
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Revised guide on COMAH reports
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EU guide to safety and disability
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Changes to 14001 may affect 18001
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HSE sheds more light on optical agents Directive
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NEBOSH level 4 boosts profession
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Monitoring strategy for toxic substances
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In brief
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Experts make recommendations on Scottish ‘corporate killing’
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Controlling risks from slips and trips
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Protection from radiation accidents
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Bullying and violence at work
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Progress with construction rules
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CQMAH consultation reflects recent accidents
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Police record ‘at work’ driving accidents
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Court report
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In focus
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In Focus
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Working time rules introduced for commercial drivers
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Seminar tackles big risk issues
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Court report
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Practical advice on HS&E management
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HSE helps business to show safety performance
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Report homes in on ‘competency’ issues under CDM regulations
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Report probes for causes of siips and trips
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Draft Bill on corporate manslaughter
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Company law and directors’ safety duties
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In focus
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New report on risks from mobile signals
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Latest on hazardous substances
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Basic compliance with HS law
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Bans, restrictions and labeling
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‘Questions answered’ on working time
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What’s happening to hazardous waste?
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Latest on workplace violence
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Hampton heralds enforcement shake up
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CHAS contractor scheme expands
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Advice on shift working
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In brief
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HSE looks into nanoparticles
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Fire reform order changes by 2006
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White paper sets out Government plans for health at work
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Queen’s speech announces draft manslaughter bill
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Work at height rules delayed
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About turn on ‘Management’ regulations
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TUC issues basic advice on construction and maintenance hazards
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In the pipeline...
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Disability rules imminent
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Time running out for public smoking...
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Practical aspects of chemical substitution
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In brief
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Ventilation ‘no answer’ to passive smoke
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Progress on major reform of tire safety law
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Health and Safety Forum
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Advice on asbestos analysis
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In brief
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HSE lays down its stress guidelines
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Commission getting to grips with REACH
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Risk control ‘easing insurance costs’
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HSC unveils stress standards
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Court report
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Health and Safety Forum
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Court report
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‘Traffic light’ guide to vibration risk
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Advice on absence and rehabilitation
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Latest on COSHH
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Advice on steps and practical alternatives
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Directors’ involvement in HS culture
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Questions and answers
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Rulings and guidance show employers’ duties on stress
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HSE guidance on Safety Passport schemes
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In brief
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HSE to issue stress management standards
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HSE’s CDM proposals
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European agreement on workplace stress
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DTI guide to teleworking
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European Union partners working on stress guidelines
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New rules on consumer product safety
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Health and Safety Forum
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EC looks again at carcinogens and reproductive hazards
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Working hours rules take to the road
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HSE launches corporate performance index
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Safety rules for electricity supply
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Occupational road safety update
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NIOSH information on anti-cancer drugs
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Court report
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Electrical control systems
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Clear and present danger to ELI?
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Report highlights value of safety reps
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Systems go for EMF legislation and international standards
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Study looks at EMFs during welding
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HSE launches slips assessment tool
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Safety and environmental issues
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H,S&E guides for motor vehicle sector
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Extensive guide on occupational asthma
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Guidelines on youngsters and work experience
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ACAS guidelines on bullying and harassment
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Bringing in the Solvent Emissions Directive
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HSC consults on tougher on noise at work rules
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Practical review of rehabilitation
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TUC advice on COSHH limits
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NIOSH recommendations on road safety
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HSE consults on first aid at work
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Revision to CDM moves forward
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Workplace driver CD-ROM
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Glaucoma and computer work
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IIAC looks at hand-arm vibration
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Latest on absence and rehabilitation
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In brief
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In brief
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NIOSH recommendations on road safety
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MAC sets out to protect workers’ backs
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Latest on stress and rehabilitation
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HSE warns of machinery dangers
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Shake up of rules for carriage of dangerous goods by road and rail
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Tools to tackle stress at work
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Occupational exposure to EMFs
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Asbestos protection rules in place
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Euro plan for nanosubstances
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Court report
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EU consults on safety of consumer services
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Disability access statements for buildings
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Amendment to COSHH 2002
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Court report
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Health and Safety Forum
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Approved list for biological agents
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Diary
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Agency workers must be advised of health and safety issues
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Court report
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BUNCEFIELD COULD HAVE WIDER IMPLICATIONS FOR SITE STORAGE
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Is your control system safe?
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‘Columbia’ shuttle accident report blames safety ‘blind spots’
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Latest on harmful substances
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New vibration rules in force in July
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In brief
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IN BRIEF
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OIL COMPANY FINED £14,000 AFTER REFINERY BLAST
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RSC position on poisons
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IS COMAH MAKING ANY DIFFERENCE?
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OFFSHORE SAFETY CASE RULES IN PLACE
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In brief
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Spotlight on hazardous substances
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Court report
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Safety challenge in the waste industry
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REPORT LOOKS AT HANDLING DURING KERBSIDE COLLECTION
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Optical agents directive sees light of day
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DCLG TO BRING NEW ORDER TO FIRE SAFETY
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Major reform of fire law “nine months away”
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Practical disability advice for businesses
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RoSPA advice on ‘own vehicle’ safety
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Court report
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Hazardous waste regulations set for the summer
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Consultation on working time opt-out
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Major developments in UK smoking bans
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RoSPA advice on occupation road risk
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Insurers propose ‘long tail’ levy
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New rules on company performance review
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INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT GUIDE NEARS PUBLIC CONSULTATION
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Fire legislation on the way
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Government website on CSR
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FUEL OVERFLOW CAUSED BUNCEFIELD EXPLOSION
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Health and Safety Forum
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DRAFT STANDARD ON BUSINESS CONTINUITY
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IN BRIEF
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IN BRIEF
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DOES OLDER MEAN WISER? AGE AND WORPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY
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New Disability Discrimination Act
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EMPLOYERS REFLECT ON SICKNESS ABSENCE
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In brief
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HSE REPORTS ON MAJOR MWF EXPOSURES
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ADVICE ON SELECTING CONTRACTORS FOR WORK AT HEIGHT
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Spotlight on high hazards
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HSE to issue vibration guidelines
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IOSH GUIDE TO BEHAVIOURAL SAFETY
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In Brief
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ASBESTOS RULING ATTRACTS PM’s ATTENTION
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NIOSH REPORTS ON EXPOSURE TO RF FIELDS AT TELECOMS STATIONS
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WORKING WITH PATHOGENS
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MONITOR Q&A
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The Fairchild Exception
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PREPARATIONS BEGIN FOR SECOND READING OF REACH
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STOP PRESS
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INVOLVING WORKERS IN HEALTH AND SAFETY
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Case studies show value of effective HS management
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CORPORATE MANSLAUGHTER ACT IS SET FOR 2007
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BOHS ISSUES ‘COSHH PRINCIPLES’ CHECKLIST
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Group looks at chemical supply chain
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ASBESTOS ADVICE GETS DOWN TO BRASS TACKS
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In Brief
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ROAD SAFETY LATEST
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Court report
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HSE PUTS STORE IN SIMPLE RISK ASSESSMENT
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REACH MOVES INTO THE HOME STRAIGHT
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Major hazards from machinery maintenance
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HSE and agency team up to provide ‘chemical essentials’
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In Brief
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In brief
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Practical guide for bus and coach crews
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ARCH ITECT NOT GUILTY OF LEGIONNELLA MANSLAUGHTER
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Review of safety ‘passports’
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BSI EXTENDS ITS CRANE SAFETY SERIES
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Health and Safety Forum
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IMPLEMENTING THE IOELV DIRECTIVE UNDER COSHH
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In brief
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C0SHH AND AIR SAMPLING
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Guide to the solvent regulations
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COMPENSATION ACT COMES INTO FORCE
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Appeal court rules on workplace bullying
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What’s happening to corporate manslaughter?
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HSE ISSUES ADVICE ON RADIATION IN HEALTH SECTOR
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COSHH ready for major overhaul
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LATEST ON REACH AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
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MAJOR CONSULTATION ON WORKPLACE TRANSPORT
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Stop press
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HS features in corporate responsibility index
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Illness absence and the role of the GP
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Guidance on hazardous waste assessment
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Gloves off as stress enforcement action begins
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Latest on EU chemical initiatives
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Changes to fixed electrical cable colours
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Concern over fire safety guidelines
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GLOBAL HARMONISATION OF SUBSTANCE CLASSIFICATION
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EEF ISSUES FREE GUIDE ON EDUCATIONAL VISITS
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Ageism’ rules will have safety issues
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ISOCYANATE PAINTS “ARE NOT BANNED”
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Laser information pinpoints new classifications
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CONSULTATION ON SMOKE-FREE PREMISES
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Safety of services for consumers
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Safety indicators for chemical emergencies
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Practical help with choosing RPE
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Standards likely to rise for home electrical work
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STUDY LOOKS INTO SOLDERING SUBSTANCES
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Danes push the boat out on electromagnetic fields
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Stress fails prescribed disease criteria
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Latest move on conveyor ergonomics
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Health and Safety Forum
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MANUAL HANDLING TOOL FALLS SHORT OF EXPECTATIONS
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HSE guidance on manual handling
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BUNCEFIELD BOARD GENERATES FIRST RECOMMENDATIONS
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Court report
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GOVERNMENT TO AMEND MESOTHELIOMA COMPENSATION RULE
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NEW ASBESTOS REGULATIONS SET FOR THE AUTUMN
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Designers to show how they consider safety
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MAJOR BOOST FOR BATTERY RECYCLING
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In brief
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UPGRADE FOR ITE STANDARDS
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IIAC LOOKS AT WORK- RELATED UPPER LIMB DISORDERS
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Euro-employers support use of working time opt-out
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LORDS UPHOLD RULING ON VICARIOUS LIABILITY
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Forum reports on business road safety
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Fall in workplace deaths ... but stress moves centre stage
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LATEST ON OCCUPATIONAL STRESS
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Court report
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Consultation closes on manslaughter Bill
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Update on road safety –drugs and alcohol
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In brief
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Guidance on managing asbestos
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MANAGER PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR BULLYING CULTURE
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Insurers propose ‘long tail’ levy
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Health and Safety In Focus
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Taking the sting out of outdoor work
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Noise Directive published
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In brief
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CCOHS advice breaks the mould
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NEW VIBRATION GUIDANCE PROJECT
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Fatal injuries continue to fall
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Corporate killing plans announced ... again
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Court report
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Passive smoking debate goes on
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New approach to COSHH exposure limits
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New codes of practice on working with hazardous substances
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Making the NHS ‘a safer place to work’
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HSC opts for guidelines on accident investigation
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Health and Safety Forum
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Protecting pregnant women at work
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SMEs may be impervious to HSE’s information efforts
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Drowsiness warning for drivers
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ABI shows the way to ELI discounts
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HSE has serious doubts about European EMF proposals
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Chemical industry sets HS targets
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Work-related road safety
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In brief
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Health and Safety Forum
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Corporate web reports on HS
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Latest on construction and maintenance
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Road safety advice and good practice
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Health and Safety Forum
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Improved method of identifying fungal spores
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Guides to dangerous substances rules
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GET READY FOR REVISED CDM NEXT APRIL
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EU guidelines on older workers
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Global classification and labelling for chemicals
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HSE warns against nuisance dust masks
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Preventing cleaners’ health problems
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In brief
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Draft Bill on corporate manslaughter
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Colour change for fixed electric cables
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Proposed Directive on exposure to EMFs
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HSC consults on new MELs
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More changes to asbestos rules on the way
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Latest information on surface cleaning methods
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COACH OPERATORS MUST ENSURE SEAT BELT USE
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Results from mobile phone masts study
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Prescribed medication and safety
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Global draft code on stress
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NIOSH hand vibration study
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LATEST ON SAFETY OF YOUNG WORKERS
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EC to amend Asbestos Directive
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Risk assessment lessons for all
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Health and Safety Forum
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Court report
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HSC to consolidate carriage of dangerous goods rules for road and rail
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HSE guidelines target DSE risk
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In brief
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In brief
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HEALTH AND SAFETY FOR NON-ENGLISH SPEAKERS
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HSE preparing to measure company HS performance
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HSE website on occupational asthma
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Court report
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Health and Safety In Focus
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Feature : NEW TO THE JOB AND AT RISK?
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Court report
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Disability rules to be extended in October
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Legionnaires’ guidance for service sectors
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Rehabilitation: returning people to work after absence
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In brief
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HSE alert on confined spaces
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Health and Safety Forum
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Directive on protection from asbestos at work
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Communicating EU info on dangerous substances
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Practical labels for solvent users
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Latest on occupational road safety
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Exposure to ionising radiation
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SOCMA offers guidelines on site security
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In brief
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BSI issues new-look BS8800 for consultation
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Initiatives target smoking risk
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MEASURING HEALTH AND SAFETY PERFORMANCE
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Court report
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Insurance report points to rehabilitation
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CORPORATE MANSLAUGHTER BILL TO ‘RECONSIDER LIABILITY TEST’
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HSE ISSUES LIFTING GEAR WARNING
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New vibration regulations by 2005
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PLANS FOR ‘EURO SAFETY PROFESSIONALS’
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HSE ADVOCATES USE OF ‘TROJAN HORSES’ ON SITE
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GOVERNMENTS DEFER ASBESTOS TRADING DECISION
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Proposed work at height regulations
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In Brief
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Crisis ahead for special waste disposal?
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IOSH SET TO ADVISE ON INVESTIGATING SERIOUS INCIDENTS
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Health and Safety Forum
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HSE looks at disability discrimination
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COMMISSION GIVES FINAL GO AHEAD TO NEW-LOOK CDM
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Court report
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WORKERS’ ATTITUDES TO SLIPS AND TRIPS
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Safety standard covers machinery design
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In Brief
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Asbestos good practice for premises owne
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In Brief
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Diary
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BSI PUBLISHES INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES
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Four ACoPs to support DSEAR
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In Brief
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Occupational road safety CD-Rom
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BUNCEFIELD REVIEW CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION
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Latest on working time
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DEVELOPING PROCESS SAFETY INDICATORS
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REACH chemicals proposals
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CIA publishes guidance for safety data sheets
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Practical help on tackling stress
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In brief
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EU COMMITTEE TOUGHENS REACH UP AGAIN
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COMPANY FINED £100,000 FOR COSHH BREACHES
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Ban on mobile phones on the road
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SLIP CHARACTERISTICS OF EPOXY RESIN FLOORS
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TRAGIC ACCIDENT TO MIGRANT WORKER LEADS TO PROSECUTION
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VIBRATION STUDY ASKS QUESTIONS ABOUT ISO STANDARD MEASUREMENTS
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UPDATE ON CORPORATE MANSLAUGHTER BILL
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REPORT FINDS ‘IT’S GOOD TO TALK’ IN CONSTRUCTION…
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HUMAN FACTORS AND MAJOR HAZARD INCIDENTS
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SMOKING AT WORK BAN FROM JULY
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TIPS ON COMPETENT HEALTH AND SAFETY ADVICE
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US REPORT CRITICAL OF BP PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT
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ROUND ONE TO UK ON SFARP CHALLENGE
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UK PREPARES TO IMPLEMENT THE EMF DIRECTIVE
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BASIC SAFETY QUALIFICATION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
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LATEST ON CHEMICAL CONTROL LEGISLATION
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CONTROL OF ASBESTOS REGULATIONS UPDATED
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CLASSIFYING THE HEALTH HAZARDS OF FIBRES
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HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT
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SMOKING BAN SWINGS INTO EFFECT NEXT MONTH…
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ADVICE ON DEROGATIONS FROM SOLVENT EMISSION CONTROLS
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‘Real time’ data for measuring absence in NHS trusts
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Updates on biocidal products rules
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Avian Flu - when an inspector calls
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Safe use of oxy-fuel gas equipment
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In Brief
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Murphy’s corner
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In Brief
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In Brief
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Sleep disorder may allow disability discrimination
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In Brief
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In Brief
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Study looks at wear on safety harnesses and webbing
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CASES IN COURT
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NIOSH REPORTS ON NANOSAFETY
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"DriveCheck" road safety assessment
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Guidance on combatting sickness absence
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'SFAIRP' stands up to Euro scrutiny
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EU PARTNERS AGREE TO DEAL WITH HARASSMENT…
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SWISS BALLS VERSUS OFFICE CHAIRS!
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LATEST NEWS ON MANUAL HANDLING
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COMMISSION PROPOSES NEW SUBSTANCE LABELLING REGIME
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IRELAND'S NEW GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS
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RSC AIMS TO GET YOUNG PEOPLE INTO THE LAB
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DUST BUBBLE’ PREVENTS AIRBORNE ASBESTOS FIBRES
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DEALING WITH THE REMMNANTS OF CONFLICT. . .
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