Most HSE cases in one day

Series: HSE News Release ; (E138:02) 11 July 2002, (2)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: Nine construction companies all based in London and the South East were fined more than £28 000 for health and safety regulations breaches governing the danger of workers falling from heights. These prosecutions by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) followed from an inspection blitz earlier this year in which 223 construction sites were visited. http://213.38.88.195/coi/coipress.nsf/567e3dc25f61661580256ae8003b4907/fd8f4dcc6404826480256bf4002d0126?OpenDocument

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Nine construction companies all based in London and the South East were fined more than £28 000 for health and safety regulations breaches governing the danger of workers falling from heights. These prosecutions by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) followed from an inspection blitz earlier this year in which 223 construction sites were visited. http://213.38.88.195/coi/coipress.nsf/567e3dc25f61661580256ae8003b4907/fd8f4dcc6404826480256bf4002d0126?OpenDocument

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