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News and updates from the Health and Safety Executive

The news articles shown here are fed into Eastbourne Borough Council's website using an RSS Feed from the Health and Safety Executive

  • Shattered Lives – Simple mistakes can shatter lives
    Your actions could stop them happening, you might think you’re doing everything you can to prevent slips, trips and falls in your workplace, but everyone could do a lot more. Shattered Lives –...
  • Slips, trips & falls cost two South West workers their lives
    Slip, trip and fall incidents in the workplace cost two workers from the South West their lives last year, HSE warned today as it launched a hard-hitting campaign. HSE figures show that slips and...
  • Slips, trips & falls caused 1,117 injuries to workers in the East Midlands
    Slip, trip and fall incidents in the workplace caused injuries to 1,117 workers and cost a worker’s life in the East Midlands last year, HSE warned today as it launched a hard-hitting...
  • Shattered Lives Campaign – Phase 3 launched
    Simple mistakes can shatter lives – ‘Your actions could stop them happening’. Phase 3 of the award winning Shattered Lives campaign launches today (1 February), focussing on actions...
  • Sign up for Safety Bulletins – email, SMS or newsfeeds
    Alerts about failures in equipment, process, procedures and substances that affect your workplace. Sign up for Safety Bulletins
  • Free – Health and safety in catering event
    Copeland Business Support Group free health and safety in catering training event, 27 October, Hensingham, Whitehaven. The event includes advice and information on accident reporting, legionella...
  • Safety alert – Fatal gas explosion in bakery oven
    As a result on an on-going investigation into a fatal gas explosion in a small bakery, HSE is issuing an alert to all users of direct-fired batch ovens with rear-acting explosion relief panels. All...
  • Fatal gas explosion in bakery oven alert
    As a result on an on-going investigation into a fatal gas explosion in a small bakery, HSE is issuing an alert to all users of direct-fired batch ovens with rear-acting explosion relief panels to...
  • Catering website – rebranded
    The catering and hospitality industry covers people working in hotels, restaurants, cafes, fast food outlets, pubs and clubs and those working as contract caterers to other industries. The rebranded...
  • Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
    Using chemicals or other hazardous substances at work can put people’s health at risk, causing diseases including asthma, dermatitis or cancer. COSHH regulations require employers to control...
  • Bakers – time to clear the air!
    This pocket card gives advice and guidance on how flour dust can cause asthma and what the symptoms are, as well as advice on how to protect yourself. Bakers – time to clear the air! [PDF 488KB]
  • College puts health and safety on the menu
    Catering staff at Suffolk New College have pledged their support to HSE in the latest phase of its Shattered Lives campaign to highlight the devastating consequences of slips, trips and falls in the...
  • Slips and Trips eBulletin
    Latest eBulletin from the Slips and Trips team, this edition: new Shattered Lives TV fillers short demonstrations of typical accidents in, food retail, catering and hospitality and construction,...
  • Slips, trips and falls warning after chocolate maker fined
    HSE is warning employers to ensure that their workplaces are safe, following the prosecution of Derbyshire-based Thorntons Plc after an employee slipped and suffered serious injuries to his...
  • Shattered Lives – TV fillers
    Shattered Lives has been dubbed one of HSE’s most powerful and effective national campaigns to date and in this new iteration, the campaign is being promoted externally through three new TV...

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