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The BSA imposes additional duties on contractors, over and above those set out under the Construction (Design & Management) Regulations 2015

Excavator attachments – the dangers, the cost savings and the latest products on the market

An engineering firm has received a £52,000 (US$67,223) fine after a man employed by the company suffered multiple fractures in a fall from height on construction site for the UK’s High Speed 2 (HS2) railway

UK-based engineering and groundworks contractor receives £233,000 fine after piling rig collapse death

Talking about stress and mental health “needs to become the norm”, says HSE

How a near-fatal construction accident led Steven Kirby to re-evaluate his attitude to mental health and set him on a path to helping others.

The number of fatal injuries in construction in the United Kingdom (UK) increased to 45 in 2022/23, up from 29 in the previous year, according to new official figures.

Construction companies in Great Britain have been urged secure their sites to stop children gaining access, after a child’s death.

The project will focus on innovation around significant areas of risk in construction

Investigation into 2016 power plant collapse that killed four demolition workers still ongoing

UK-based civil engineering company Kier has received a £4.4m fine after workers truck overhead powerlines twice while working on the M6 motorway.

Dull, dirty, dangerous and dear - but what about dynamic? Sam Wood, industrial automation product manager for Navtech Radar, discusses the role of robotisation in construction and the benefits it can offer the industry

The topic of safety should always remain a key topic for construction sites, writes Richard Vann of RVA Group

Managing jobsite health and safety risks is vital for the future of the construction industry