Housing company fined more than £500,000 after worker suffers burns
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Housing company fined more than £500,000 after worker suffers burns

ByGoldtechAdmin

Housing company fined more than £500,000 after worker suffers burns24th April 2024 A housing company based in Kent has been fined £528,000 after an employee repairing a fence post inadvertently struck an underground cable, suffering burns to his face.The MHS Homes employee and a colleague had been tasked by the company to repair three fence…

HSE’s regulatory approach to Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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HSE’s regulatory approach to Artificial Intelligence (AI)

ByGoldtechAdmin

HSE, or the Health and Safety Executive in the UK, hasn’t traditionally had specific regulations targeting artificial intelligence (AI) technology. However, they do have a broader regulatory framework that covers health and safety in workplaces, which indirectly touches upon AI applications if they are used in work environments. Typically, HSE’s approach to AI would involve…

Exposure to diacetyl vapour in food and drink manufacture
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Exposure to diacetyl vapour in food and drink manufacture

ByGoldtechAdmin

Diacetyl is a chemical compound that is commonly used in food and beverage manufacturing as a flavouring agent. It has a buttery taste and is often used in products such as microwave popcorn, butter, and margarine. However, exposure to diacetyl vapour has been linked to serious health risks, including a severe respiratory condition known as…

Unsafe use of floor grating systems in oil and gas, and wind generation
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Unsafe use of floor grating systems in oil and gas, and wind generation

ByStrathmore Services

The oil and gas, and wind generation industries use floor grating systems extensively in their operations. These systems provide safe access to various parts of the equipment and infrastructure. However, the improper use of floor grating systems can result in serious accidents and injuries. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has issued a safety alert…