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Research has revealed some of the weird and wonderful health and safety regulations to be found in workplaces around the UK.

Here we take a look at some of the most dangerous industries, and some suggestions on how you can mitigate against the most potential common risks... 

According to a recent study, the use of drones is bringing down the cost of turbine inspection dramatically.

A leading offshore company has been fined £60,000 for health & safety failures after three employees were injured in a 2014. Read on to find out more.

The health and safety apprenticeship is England’s first scheme of its kind and has been developed by a  working group of businesses.

Rescuers managed to save a woman’s life after she ended up in the water for over ten hours after falling off a cruise ship.

Following the terrorist attack that occurred in Westminster recently, the government’s COBRA emergency response committee met  to discuss the situation.

With the number of offshore wind farms being developed around Europe, it seems that the sector will continue to grow & grow.

No matter what industry you work in, it's important your employees know how to respond in an emergency situation.

If you're looking for reasons to prioritise your company’s health and safety procedures in the future, then take a look at these recent health & safety incidents.

An announcement from The Department for Business, Energy &  Industrial Strategy means that the UK's offshore wind capacity could double over the next decade.

Inflatables are used 23 million times a year in the UK alone but now questions have now been raised over their safety.

The ORR publication shows that the industry now needs to support its staff to make sure that passengers travel safely in the future.

With worker deaths from agriculture rising from 27 in 2016/2017 to 29 in 2017/2018, the farming industry sector has one of the poorest safety records.

Recent innovations have made wind energy more cost-effective, and more importantly have made the industry safer.

The level of risk that an organisation can change on a frequent basis, which is why businesses should update their response plans regularly.

A number of water suppliers have come under fire for lacking adequate emergency preparation plans following the recent wet winter.

More than 100 firefighters have been trying to put out the blaze that has taken over seven square miles on Saddleworth Moor.

Oil & Gas UK holds a major safety conference designed to help the industry make choices that will have a positive impact on safety culture. 

A report found that Aberdeen city council health & safety incidents grew by as much as 50% between April 2017 & March 2018.