Health & Safety

What will happen to health and safety post-Brexit?


With Britain now preparing to leave the EU: what happens next to Health & Safety laws?

Mental Health in the Construction Industry


Male site workers in construction are three times more likely to commit suicide than the average UK male.

Plan to accelerate high-rise cladding action


The plan will accelerate the removal of unsafe cladding.

Working at height: improving workplace safety


Between 2012 and 2017, 49% of fatal injuries to construction workers in the UK were the result of falls from height.

Director banned after failing to pay health & safety fines


Failure to pay health & safety fines after a worker was injured, has led to a Director being banned.

Balfour Beatty fined over HAVS risk


The company was fined £500,000 for failing to protect workers.

Tackling health and safety issues on house-building sites


Every year thousands of construction workers are injured working on building sites.

Parliament overrule Hackitt report


The Housing Secretary has published a government consultation banning the use of combustible cladding.

Working at height safety highlighted by HSE


Two companies have been fined following an accident which saw life changing injuries for a worker.

Apprenticeships to change workplace mental health


MPQC will work closely with Mates in Mind in a bid to change mental health attitudes in the sector.