A Croydon-based construction company has been fined for continuing unsafe working practices at a site in Lewisham despite repeated warnings.

£187,000 Fine in First Corporate Manslaughter Case in Northern Ireland

A Sheffield man is lucky to be alive after suffering multiple injuries in a three metre fall down a flight of stairs at his home.
Michael Hall fell from the top of a new staircase that had been left without a handrail by a local builder during refurbishment work at his home in Dobcroft Road.

A Hertfordshire building company has been fined for injuring a woman as she waited for a bus.

A Cheshire worker could have been killed when he fell from the top of a chemical storage tank, a court has heard.

The owner of a pallet manufacturing firm has appeared in court after he allowed fires to be repeatedly lit at his premises next to gas storage sites in Carlisle.

An animal feed producer and a maintenance contractor have been fined after a woman fell five metres through a fragile warehouse roof in Staffordshire.

Two Nottingham companies have been fined after a worker fell more than nine metres, injuring his back.

HSE Construction inspectors are carrying out an intensive inspection initiative during February and March 2012, focusing on the refurbishment/building site risks that make construction one of Britain’s most dangerous industries – working at height safely, good order on site, and the risks associated with the removal of asbestos.

Workers exposed to asbestos at Redditch industrial unit