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Intersec Saudi Arabia 2023: A Fiery Fusion of Innovation and Opportunities in the Fire Safety Sector
Riyadh Gears Up to Host the 5th Edition of the Premier Trade Fair for Fire protection, safety and security The countdown has begun for the
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Company Fined After Worker Suffers Life-Changing Injuries in Fall
A construction company in Cumbria has been fined following a critical injury sustained by a man who fell 10 meters through the roof of an
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Dounreay Management have Health and Safety Concerns Flagged to Them
Some trade union and safety representatives at Dounreay have expressed a lack of confidence in the management. They have raised concerns about health and safety
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Health and Safety – Do We Really Need to Listen?
When I first started out in Health and Safety twelve years ago, I knew absolutely nothing about it. At first sight, this seemed like a
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Network Rail Fined £6.7m over Stonehaven Fatal Derailment Crash
Network Rail has incurred a fine of £6.7 million after acknowledging a series of shortcomings that resulted in the fatalities of three individuals in a
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Waste Management Company Fined £3m Following HSE Investigations
A waste management firm has incurred fines totalling £3 million as a result of the tragic deaths of two employees in separate incidents. Michael Atkin
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Network Rail Admits Failings Caused Deaths in Stonehaven Crash
Network Rail has admitted a series of failings which led to the death of three people in a train derailment near Stonehaven in 2020. The
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Printing Company Fined after Worker’s Hand Crushed
A commercial printing company has been fined £100,000 after an employee’s hand was crushed by a laminating machine. The man had been working for Celloglas
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e-Magazine Schedule: September, October and November
September SafeGuard – General PPE. Deadline: 5th. Published: 13th. SafeTech – Technology in safety. Deadline: 19th. Published: 21st. Salus – Training and personal development. Deadline:
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Stirling’s Christie Clock Tower Demolished After 117 Years Over Safety Fears
The historic Christie Clock Tower, a prominent landmark in Stirling for 117 years, has been met with controversy as the local council decided to demolish
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Elevate Safety and Efficiency: Free eBook and Webinar on Automating Permit-to-Work Processes
Safety and efficiency lie at the heart of every successful industrial operation, and with the ever-evolving landscape of technology, there’s a new way to revolutionize
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What is RAAC Concrete and Why is it a Safety Risk?
Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) is a lightweight material that was predominantly used in flat roofing, as well as in floors and walls, from the
