The latest developments within the health & safety sector
Safe handling of asbestos Sep 28 2005
Acad is the Asbestos Control and Abatement Division, a branch of the Thermal Insulation Contractors Association TICA and represents its members across the UK & overseas. more
Aker Kvaerner helps students Sep 28 2005
Aker Kvaerner's Engineering Services business, with its headquarters in Stockton, has been supporting the Institution of Occupational Safety & Health (IOSH) and Learn2Work, part of Connexions Tees Valley, in the development of a Foundation Safety Passport as part of a new GCSE in Engineering (Double Award). more
The first principle Sep 28 2005
When it comes to consistency in the world of engineering and safety, the watchword for Teesside customers must surely be Mowlem Engineering. more
Partners work in safety Sep 24 2003
The Teesside Safety, Health and Environmental Partnership (TSHEP) was formed in 1999 and now represents some 50 contractor companies and organisations in the region. more
Sharing skills to help prevent accidents Sep 24 2003
Colin Ellis, who is chairman of TSHEP said: "We believe that accidents are preventable and that by developing and sharing best practices we will help to keep our workforces safe and our client sites accident-free. more
Cutting the material risk Sep 24 2003
It is estimated that more than 3,500 people die in Britain every year from the effects of asbestos-related diseases. more
First Step to safer future Sep 24 2003
Health, safety and the environment are of prime importance to the business at AMEC. more
Firm's Royal recognition Sep 24 2003
In April this year, AMEC was awarded the Queen's Award for International Trade in recognition of the company's outstanding performance over the last three years. more
Safety benefits all ages Sep 24 2003
When your work achievements can be reflected in benefiting the local community it creates great satisfaction and motivation. more
Building up without risk Sep 24 2003
Lorne Stewart is one of the country's leading engineering companies in the building and construction industry. more
Finding a Cure in safety Sep 24 2003
A fierce determination to improve safety standards at the Uniqema facility at Wilton drove a section of the workforce to devise their own 'cure' for poor practices and behaviours. more
New name, but priority remains Sep 24 2003
Change is in the air for the former DuPont Textiles and Interiors Nylon plant at Wilton. more
Huntsman rises to safety challenge Sep 24 2003
Over the past 12 months, Huntsman on Teesside has been through one of the most successful periods in its four-year history in terms of achievements on the Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) front. more
Contractors hit major safety milestone Sep 24 2003
Contractors working on behalf of SembCorp Utilities Teesside have achieved a major milestone in their safety performance by working two million hours without a 'reportable' injury accident. more
Taking responsibility for colleagues' care Sep 24 2003
Becoming a recipient of the British Safety Council's five-star Health and Safety award with the other six major companies based at the Wilton International site has made DuPontSA very proud. more
Recognition for a real team effort Sep 24 2003
Dow's plant at Wilton manufactures Ethylene Oxide and Ethylene Glycols. The company employs around 70 people at the site. more
Teaming up to make bid for glory Sep 24 2003
Tees Valley manufacturing industries are making a collective bid for national and global success. more
Managing safety for a healthier workplace Sep 24 2003
Looking after health, safety and welfare is more than just a legal requirement for your business, if you don't manage your health and safety properly it can be very costly. more
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