Woodworking firm fined £25,000 for overlooking workplace health and safety, and failing to safeguard employees from wood dust exposure.

Engineer's fatal electrocution highlights dire need for proper electrical safety.

Discover the repercussions of unsafe asbestos management at a national builders' merchant.

Explore the impact of remote working, from its benefits to health concerns. Learn how organizations can ensure remote workers' well-being.

Discover the tragic consequences of insufficient safety protocols in the workplace and and their role in preventing tragic accidents.

Enhancing Fire Safety: The critical role of continuous fire watch in hot work environments.

Warning issues by London Fire Brigade regarding the significant increase in e-bike and e-scooter fires this year.

Constructionline's Requirements Update: Tax Fraud, Consequences & Vigilance in Business - Learn the Importance of Compliance.

Startling TUC Poll: 2 in 3 Young Women Endure Sexual Harassment, Bullying, or Verbal Abuse at Work

Tragic wall collapse leads to jail sentences. Discover how workplace risk assessment can prevent accidents.

Work at height is a major hazard in all industries and was highlighted in 2 tragic cases where 2 individuals lost their lives due to falls.

Conducting safe working practices on farms is crucial to prevent accidents and promote a safe working environment.

Asbestos is a highly hazardous material that can cause serious health issues like lung cancer and mesothelioma when inhaled.

In Health & Safety, we have a duty of care not just to ourselves but also other who may be affected by what we do at work.

In today's article, we answer some health and safety frequently asked questions. Including why health and safety is important.

Is your business on the right side of compliance? When you ignore compliance issues, and don’t get competent advice; your business pays.

An estimated £158 million per annum is spent rectifying damage caused by battery fires. We look at the facts, as well as some mitigation

An overview of the HSE's yearly Health and Safety at work statistics for Great Britain. We compare this years figures to lasts'.

We are continuing on our ‘Elf and Safety’ series in the lead-up to Christmas; this week with an instalment looking at working in Agriculture

We have written this article to help distinguish when an accident must be reported under RIDDOR, and when it should not.