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A major bread manufacturer has recently been fined a sum of £2 million after a worker slipped and fell from an industrial mixing machine. A breach of Regulation 6(3) of the Work at Height Regulations 2005 resulted in the business receiving a £2 million fine for failing to control the risk of falls from height.

It’s costing wind farms in the UK less year on year to produce electricity.

The EA has combined with the HSE to drive up working standards & practices on regulated sites.

It might be polarising, but you could boost workplace safety with GPS tracking.

Here's how you can remain compliant.

Could you find a solution to the problem of subsea cable faults?

A U-shaped wall is going to be built, with turbines powered by the rise and fall of the tide.

A village in Essex was recently evacuated over flood fears.

Some people believe their workplaces have no health and safety rules at all!

The worker fell 30ft to his death.

Some £310 million has been invested into the Hull factory in the last couple of years.

Farm deaths are still high, however.

High profile speakers will be in attendance, as well as industry experts.

Options include plating trees and recreating blanket bogs.

This is a good oportunity to monitor occupational health and safety in a living lab.

The call has been made to ensure public sector wages keep up with prices.

Find emergency planning advice on the site.

What are your health and safety standards like?

70 jobs will be safeguarded by this new move.

Good news for the planet indeed!