HSE is delighted to continue its support of the British Safety Council’s International Safety Awards. The British Safety Council is still accepting award entries, the closing date for applications is 31 March 2010. The winners of the International Safety Awards will be able to celebrate their achievements at a magnificent banquet held on Friday, 21 May 2010 at Grosvenor House Hotel, London.
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- HSE Safety Alert – motor vehicle repair scissor lift failure
- The International Safety Awards
- Foundries Industry Advisory Committee – Agenda and Minutes
- Firm fined £80,000 over death of nine-year-old boy
- HSE Safety Notice – electrically powered gates
- Blackpool’s highest window cleaner backs national safety campaign
- HSE Newsletter for February/March
- Shropshire firm fined for near-miss hand injury
- Supervising for safety in woodworking
- Energy Institute event speech
- Societal Risk and the consideration of technical and policy issues
- Competent Authority for the Control of Major Accident Hazards – Purpose statement
- Knowledge on tinnitus in relation to noise exposure and hearing loss
- Suffolk company fined after worker fell through roof
- Hazards of liquid hydrogen: Position paper
- Hazards of liquid hydrogen: Position paper
- Carriage of Dangerous Goods – October 09 Prohibition Notices
- Science and Engineering at the Heart of Health and Safety
- Chemicals – REACH ebulletin
- Chemicals – REACH ebulletin
- Leicester man fined for unsafe work at height
- Withdrawal Notifications for 2009
- Warburtons staff use their loaf when it comes to workplace safety
- Warburtons staff use their loaf when it comes to workplace safety
- REACH – Minimisation of Animal Testing
- REACH – Minimisation of Animal Testing
- Strategy Pledge Forum – Be Part of the Solution
- Free seminar – Moving Goods Safely
- Molecular/Veterinary Microbiology Specialist Inspector
- North east forestry workers urged to sign up for safety event
- Bradford property developer fined for failings at hull site
- Nuclear LLC Qtr 4 reports for Chapelcross and Torness
- Guidance on radioactive waste management updated
- Waste and recycling – LA procurement and management of waste services
- HSE Safety Notice – Handling and storage of large sheet stone slabs
- HSL Training courses – book online
- Repeat prosecution for illegal gas fitter
- Mechanical Engineer vacancy details
- Penrith farm safety event follows deaths and injuries
- Salford construction students warned following deaths
- RR782 – Fire and explosion properties of nanopowders
- Construction open meeting 3 March – agenda
- Adventure Activities Licensing – new guidance notes
- Adventure Activities Licensing – new guidance notes
- WAIT toolkit – don’t let a fall shatter your life
- AIAC Livestock steering group meeting
- Farm worker fined for running over his employer
- Food giant prosecuted after employee’s hand is crushed
- Hazardous agents offshore: Human vulnerability in major accident – Updated
- Fear for Merseyside roofers after formal warnings double
- Warning to construction sites after high voltage incident
- Tackling stress – case studies
- RR772: Offshore working time in relation to performance, health and safety
- HSE Board meeting papers – February 24 2010
- INDG437: Notification of Conventional Tower Cranes Regulations
- COSHH regulations – Offshore aspects
- Summary of responses to HSE consultation paper CD225
- Business Open Awareness Days – new dates February/March
- Speech by HSE Chair – SE Region Stakeholder Forum
- Liverpool construction workers warned over killer dust
- Safety Bulletins – subscribe for future announcements
- “Be afraid…” – HSE Chair warns the energy industry
- Load Safety Initiative – how to secure loads on vehicles safely
- Company fined after worker’s four-foot fall
- HSE raise Regulatory Issue (RI) against Westinghouse’s AP1000 nuclear reactor design
- Transportable pressure equipment- updated
- AIAC Training and Education Group meeting
- HSE helps to prevent accidents on Western Isles fish farms
- Safety event for south east farmers to help reduce death and injury
- Two demolition companies fined after man killed by falling steel prop
- HSE Podcast February 2010 – Shattered Lives
- Low noise and vibration event 2 March now fully subscribed
- Small Business Trade Association Forum
- Quarterly Nuclear LLC/SSG reports
- Major company fined £185,000 after truck runs over worker
- Bin man’s death leads to £130,000 fine for company
- Finger amputation at work leads to £10,000 fine
- European Good Practice Awards 2010
- CONIAC Open meeting: Wednesday 3 March
- Agriculture Committee members interests updated
- Seveso II Directive – Implications of new EU legislation
- Workforce Involvement Events – information flyer
- Schools employing external instructors
- Ionising radiations regulations – Offshore aspects
- HSE guidance to baggage handling industry
- RR780 – Monitoring the slip resistance of emerging workplace footwear
- Revision of the Event Safety Guide
- Agriculture E-bulletin December 2009
- Beware of illegal gas fitters warns HSE
- Local exhaust ventilation – eBulletin
- RR778 – Feasibility of storybuilder software tool for major hazards intelligence
- Buckinghamshire company pleads guilty following death
- Chemicals – European database updated to incorporate new EC Regulation
- Fund raising events by voluntary associations or charities
- Pesticide approvals granted in January 2010
- Construction: tower cranes legislation – Guidance on complying with the Regulations
- Statistics – Latest eBulletin available
- Stockport company fined after worker’s legs set alight
- ‘Keeping Alive – Borders church minister backs safety message for Scotland’s farmers’
- RR777 – A review of workplace transport safety and HSE commissioned work on manual handling and delivery of goods
- Fourth quarter 2009 statement of nuclear incidents at nuclear installations
- Adventure activities licensing – additional guidance
- Fatal injuries in farming forestry and horticulture 2008/09
- Serious incidents involving agency workers
- HSE calls for careful driving in depots
- Prosecution follows worker’s life-changing injuries
- Crane manufacturer fined following near-miss in Sheffield
- Construction Infonet – January 2010
- Consultation on implementing European pesticides legislation
- Stress case studies
- Slips, trips & falls leaves 180 Oxfordshire workers with major injuries
- Administrator – vacancy
- Slips, trips & falls cause 251 major injuries to workers in Surrey
- Slips, trips & falls caused more than 350 major injuries to workers in Sussex
- Shattered Lives – Simple mistakes can shatter lives
- Safety bulletin – health and social care providers
- RR776 – Assessing the effectiveness of the Workplace Transport Route Map
- Promotion of Health and safety in motor vehicle repair
- Reducing the risks of hazardous accumulations of flammable/toxic gases in tanks on FPSO and FSU installations
- Slips, trips & falls caused over 180 major injuries to workers in Berkshire
- Slips, trips & falls caused over 175 major injuries to workers in Buckinghamshire
- Recording prosecutions on the Police National Computer
- RR773 – ‘Feasibility of using urinary biomarkers to identify occupational MSD of the lower limbs’
- Slips, trips & falls cost three North West workers their lives
- Protecting migrant workers
- Whole-body vibration in ports
- HSE welcomes IAEA report
- Outreach Worker, Polish or Russian speaker, Chelmsford, Luton or Norwich
- Updated guidance on managing asbestos risks
- Slips, trips & falls caused 457 major injuries to workers in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
- Slips, trips & falls cost two East of England workers their lives
- Slips, trips & falls caused 1,400 major injuries to workers in the West Midlands
- Joint marine industry inspections mark new partnership
- Southport farm safety event follows death and injuries
- Unregistered gas fitter fined after 700 lives put at risk
- Fourth GDA Quarterly Report for 2009 published
- Slips, trips & falls cause 453 major injuries to workers in Kent
- Slips, trips & falls cost three London workers their lives
- Mental health charity fined after death of support worker
- Preston farm safety event follows deaths and injuries
- Thermoplastic tank integrity management
- Load Safety – How to secure loads safely
- Slips, trips & falls cost two South West workers their lives
- Bottle company fined over worker plunge
- Construction firm fined after worker injures skull
- Slips, trips & falls caused 1,117 injuries to workers in the East Midlands
- Senior Management Team meeting agenda
- Didcot landlord fined for ignoring gas safety
- Firm fined £2400 after factory worker injured
- Nuclear – Materials Inspector post
- Consultation on revision of the Quarries Regulations 1999 Approved Code of Practice
- Consultation on the Legislative Reform Order to amend the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act
- Slips and trips website – rebranded
- Work at height, Access equipment Information Toolkit (WAIT)
- Shattered Lives Campaign – Phase 3 launched
- Myth of the month – February 2010
- Slips, trips & falls cost the UK around £800M per year
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