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A new International IFSS Coalition has been set up to help devise landmark industry standards to address the issue of fire safety in buildings.

A second tremor was recorded within just 24 hours measuring 0.8 magnitude at the Little Plumpton fracking site recently.

For anyone getting involved in a firework display around November 5th, here are some top safety tips to ensure you avoid danger at all costs.

A new report has suggested that dropped objects are one of the biggest health and safety risks in the offshore wind sector.

The latest Health and Safety Report 2018 shows there is a 67% reduction on the number of incidents reported in 2000-01 & represents the lowest ever figure.

General-Secretary of the GMB union Tim Roache suggested that bosses at Amazon are failing their employees with regards to health & safety.

The UK’s first wind turbine recycling centre has been set up in Lochgilphead in Scotland.

According to RenewableUK the United Kingdom has reached a historic milestone of 20GW of wind generation capacity.

A survey has revealed up to one-quarter of scheduled safety-critical maintenance in high-hazard oil and gas processes maybe missed.

The HSE is planning an inspection blitz to try and improve the health and safety record in the waste and recycling industry. Read on to find out more.

A recent report revealed that there were 46 fewer high potential incidents reported in 2017 than in 2016.

There are situations that necessitate lone working, so what should your company be doing to ensure that all solo workers are safe? Read on to find out more.

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.