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Dandara utilising AI safety cameras on their telehandlers

Dandara are now exclusively hiring telehandlers equipped with AI safety cameras to decrease risk of on-site incident.

Researcher calls for shared experiences with suicidal ideation in construction

Researcher and doctoral student, Phoebe Savill, is researching suicidal ideation in construction, and needs participants.

From compliance to culture: what’s happening at the Health & Safety Event 2025

On the 8-10 April at the Birmingham NEC, this year’s Health & Safety Event will connect over 13,000 visitors, more than 350 exhibitors, and 10,000+ products and solutions – all exploring the latest insights, regulatory changes, updates, and case studies when it comes to worksite safety.

NHS fire safety procurement framework launched

The NHS SBS have launched a new fire safety procurement framework to recruit workers to address desperately needed safety works.

[VIDEO] Time to Talk ep. 3 – Interview with Lauren Harrison: Poor mental health in construction

The fourth episode of Time to Talk interviews Lauren Harrison, who shares her experiences on poor mental health in the workplace.

The benefits to mental health and wellbeing of offsite construction

David Emery of the Supply Chain Sustainability School discusses his research into the effects of offsite construction on mental health and wellbeing.

Network Rail warned and fined over recent issues

Network Rail has recently received a warning over a track derailment last year, and a fine for the death of two workers in 2019.

[VIDEO] Time to Talk ep. 3 – Interview with Mike Humphries: Poor mental health in construction

In this episode of Time to Talk, Mike Humphries, owner of Green Hawk Construction, discusses his life and experiences with mental health.

Real-time legionella smart monitoring can save lives and slash costs

With some of the oldest housing stock in Europe, more people may be at risk of developing legionella than we think. UK Connect's Dean Marsh explores the smart monitoring technologies that can reduce that risk.

No regulations violated for Glasgow building collapse, say HSE

A Glasgow building collapse incident has been decided to have no one at fault by the Health and Safety Executive.

Met office Storm Eowyn ‘danger to life’ alert sparks roof safety warning from Actis

The Met Office's ‘danger to life' red warning ahead of the arrival of Storm Eowyn in the UK is another reminder of the importance of constructing roofs which can withstand extreme weather conditions, says insulation specialist Actis.

[VIDEO] Time to Talk ep. 1 – Interview with Tom Milham: Poor mental health in construction

In partnership with mental health charity Mates in Mind, Fischer Fixings sit down with Tom Milham from TCM Air Conditioning Services to discuss some of the most critical mental health challenges faced by workers in the construction industry.

Fire safety myths vs facts : Why a sprinkler system is right for you

Residential Fire Protection Ltd explores the difference between some common fire safety myths and facts and how a sprinkler system can substantially reduce the risk of property damage and injury.

PCA and BTS team up to deliver webinar on damp and mould

The PCA and the BTS will co-host an online webinar for professionals concerning damp and mould, and their effects on health

Understanding the essentials of winter weather fleet vehicle protection

As temperatures take a nosedive, Clarke Williams Ltd outlines the essential steps to take to protect your construction vehicle fleet from winter weather damage.

Working in cold weather: How can construction employers mitigate risk?

The Met Office has issued cold and icy weather alerts across large parts of the country, therefore construction employers are being reminded of their responsibilities to keep their workers safe as cold weather prevails across the UK.

HSE issues new stone worktop guidance on the back of calls for ban

New stone worktop guidance has been published by the Health and Safety Executive as the debate for its banning continues.

When it comes to mental health at work, “start the year as you mean to go on” says Mates in Mind

Samantha Downie, managing director of Mates in Mind, discusses the importance of not only starting work on mental health, but continuing work.

Is the construction industry failing to support women through menopause?

Nicola Hodgkinson, owner of Seddon, discusses the experiences of women going through menopause at work and how the construction industry can help.

Mesothelioma: Shining a light on one of the world’s deadliest cancers

Ian Dowd discusses the still-present dangers of asbestos, and the lack of awareness around its biggest danger: mesothelioma.

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