Construction firm fined for multiple site welfare failings

A construction company has been fined for failing to provide adequate welfare provision at four of its sites across the West Midlands. The post Construction firm fined for multiple site welfare failings appeared first on Construction Management.

After deadly blaze Hong Kong sets $50,000 fine for smoking on sites

Hong Kong’s Labour and Welfare Bureau has issued new extensive tobacco control measures, including a ban on smoking on construction sites. The ruling follows a deadly fire at a residential… The post After deadly blaze Hong Kong sets $50,000 fine for smoking on sites appeared first on Global Construction Review.

Worker in hospital after being trapped by concrete pillar

A construction worker has sustained “serious injuries” after becoming trapped under a concrete pillar on a Lovell Partnerships building site in Longton, Stoke-on-Trent. Police said they were called at 10.45am on Friday (20 March) to Edensor Road following concerns for the welfare of a man… The post Worker in hospital after being trapped by concrete pillar appeared first on Construction News.

Why Rodent Control Should Be Built Into Construction Site Planning

The post Why Rodent Control Should Be Built Into Construction Site Planning appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Construction sites in cities like London face enough day-to-day pressure without the added problem of rodents. From waste and welfare areas to stored materials and temporary structures, live sites can create the exact conditions rats look for. If that risk is not managed early, it can lead to hygiene concerns, damaged materials, and disruption that […]

Stoke mural supports Lighthouse Charity

The work of a construction industry welfare charity is being promoted by a mural in Stoke-on-Trent.