Health & Safety

Why Quality Work Boots are a Key Investment in UK Construction Sites


Employers are required under the Personal Protective Equipment at Work regulations to provide workers with suitable, high-quality working boots. 

Construction industry remains the UK’s deadliest with no noticeable HSE improvements over a decade, research finds


The research revealed that while construction is the industry that ranks most dangerous.

Government finalises RAAC removal programme


Definitive timeline for the complete removal of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) from all affected schools and colleges in England.

Construction mental health consultation


The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) has launched a mental health in construction consultation.

“Serious gaps” found in protecting workers from excessive noise


Three-quarters of noisy workplaces lacked essential knowledge on maintaining hearing protection equipment, inspections have found.  

RAAC removal progress


The government has announced significant progress in its RAAC programme.

Construction workers face the highest risk of fatality


Construction workers face the highest risk of fatality, with one in two Brits saying HSE training is skipped due to time pressure.

A new chapter for the Building Safety Regulator


A package of potentially significant reforms to the makeup of the Building Safety Regulator have been announced.

Seddon collaborates with ‘Mates in Mind’ to better support sub-contractors


Seddon Housing Partnerships and UK mental health charity Mates in Mind are collaborating to improve workplace wellbeing in the construction sector.

Radical action to speed up removal of unsafe cladding


The government has set out tough new targets to fix unsafe buildings in England.