4th June 2019
A self-employed builder has today been given a suspended jail sentence after a three-year-old girl suffered severe head injuries when a length of timber fell on […]
CQMS News
Stay up-to-date with the latest health and safety news from CQMS. Also, check out recent HSE and Corporate Manslaughter prosecutions.
23rd May 2019
A football club has today been fined after the death of a volunteer who fell through a fragile roof. Luton Magistrates’ Court heard how, on 18 […]
20th May 2019
A fairground ride inspector has today been fined after he issued a safety certificate for a roller-coaster without ensuring he had a crucial safety report for […]
14th May 2019
Case Study 1 Failure to provide sufficient pre-demolition information by client: A contract to demolish high rise residential blocks built of large precast panels used a […]
10th May 2019
A company and its director have been fined after a sub-contractor suffered serious burns from the steam of a boiler while working at a house in […]
26th April 2019
A Salford building contractor has today been sentenced after exposing workers to danger of falls from height and exposure to silica dust. Manchester Magistrates’ Court heard […]
26th April 2019
Two companies have been fined after a worker received serious electrical burns during demolition work. Chelmsford Magistrates Court heard how on the 12th April 2017, two demolition […]
24th April 2019
A principal contractor has been prosecuted after a worker suffered a serious injury when he fell approximately three metres through an unprotected stairwell opening. Folkestone Magistrates’ […]
29th March 2019
A food processing company, 2 Sisters Food Group, has today been sentenced after a worker was injured while unblocking a machine on the poultry slaughter line. […]
4th June 2019
A self-employed builder has today been given a suspended jail sentence after a three-year-old girl suffered severe head injuries when a length of timber fell on […]
23rd May 2019
A football club has today been fined after the death of a volunteer who fell through a fragile roof. Luton Magistrates’ Court heard how, on 18 […]
20th May 2019
A fairground ride inspector has today been fined after he issued a safety certificate for a roller-coaster without ensuring he had a crucial safety report for […]
14th May 2019
Case Study 1 Failure to provide sufficient pre-demolition information by client: A contract to demolish high rise residential blocks built of large precast panels used a […]
10th May 2019
A company and its director have been fined after a sub-contractor suffered serious burns from the steam of a boiler while working at a house in […]
26th April 2019
A Salford building contractor has today been sentenced after exposing workers to danger of falls from height and exposure to silica dust. Manchester Magistrates’ Court heard […]
26th April 2019
Two companies have been fined after a worker received serious electrical burns during demolition work. Chelmsford Magistrates Court heard how on the 12th April 2017, two demolition […]
24th April 2019
A principal contractor has been prosecuted after a worker suffered a serious injury when he fell approximately three metres through an unprotected stairwell opening. Folkestone Magistrates’ […]
29th March 2019
A food processing company, 2 Sisters Food Group, has today been sentenced after a worker was injured while unblocking a machine on the poultry slaughter line. […]