Incident management

As the construction sector continues its work amid the pandemic restrictions, it is also preparing for the impending Building Safety Bill regime. But is the industry heeding Dame Judith Hackitt and the HSE’s call for a proactive culture change, or is work being shelved until a later date?

Laurence Ball-King GradIOSH discusses what is hindering proportionality in occupational safety and health.

The hearings are again on hold after being suspended before Christmas when a member of the Inquiry tested positive for coronavirus.

Supermarket giant Tesco has been fined £500,000 over a child's electric shock in Warfield store.

Sellafield has been fined £320,000 after an electrician’s eyelashes were burned off while working on high voltage equipment.

How a ruling on ‘unlawful killing’ will impact workplace death inquests.

The Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE) has been fined £660,000 after a flashover of electricity from a 415V source narrowly avoided a demolition contractor.

Join IOSH's very own Duncan Spencer, head of policy and advice, along with Aaron Davis from Intelex Technologies ULC to learn more about how continued advancements in connected safety and connected worker technologies are changing how we manage facets of our HSE management programmes.

Nine prison officers sustained serious burns in disorder exercise.

In an exclusive interview, Sarah Newton, new chair of the UK Health and Safety Executive, explains how she intends to drive safety forward.