Coroner’s report into HS2 fatality sends warning to drilling and pipeline workers

The coroner’s report into the fatality on an HS2 site last year has been sent to the Pipeline Industries Guild and British Drilling Association warning of the potential for further deaths if action is not taken to ensure safety procedures are followed. The post Coroner’s report into HS2 fatality sends warning to drilling and pipeline workers appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

5 reasons why you need a digital Permit to Work system

A Permit to Work system offers greater protection and accountability when conducting high risk work and even everyday safety procedures. The post 5 reasons why you need a digital Permit to Work system appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

5 reasons why you need a digital Permit to Work system

A Permit to Work system offers greater protection and accountability when conducting high risk work and even everyday safety procedures. The post 5 reasons why you need a digital Permit to Work system appeared first on Planning, BIM & Construction Today.

Rail worker injuries increase in last year despite safety reforms

More employees were harmed working on the UK rail network between April 2021 and March 2022 than in the previous year, despite a number of bodies claiming safety procedures are being reformed. The post Rail worker injuries increase in last year despite safety reforms appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Hinkley Point C contractors served safety notice after worker falls from height  

Contractors delivering Hinkley Point C have been told to improve their health and safety procedures after a worker fell from height. The post Hinkley Point C contractors served safety notice after worker falls from height   appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Insurance seminar - old course notes, 2008

Some old course notes about insurance considerations for a construction contractor