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Health & Safety

Two million people work in Britain’s construction industry, making it the country’s biggest industry.

It is also one of the most dangerous. In the last 25 years, 2,800 people have died from injuries they received during construction work. Many more have been injured or made ill.

Between April 2001 and March 2002, 79 workers died and thousands were injured as a result of construction work. The main causes were:

  • falling through fragile roofs and rooflights
  • falling from ladders, scaffolds and other work places
  • being struck by excavators, lift trucks or dumpers
  • overturning vehicles
  • being crushed by collapsing structures
  • the most common form of serious injury on construction sites remain ‘falling through fragile roofs & rooflights’.

Sterling Building Systems Ltd is absolutley committed to providing the very best in Health, Safety & Welfare for employees.

 

 
Downloads

Health and Safety policy
Safety Regulations Booklet
Work at Height Regulations
Work at Height Summary
Safety Alerts
Latest Safety News
NFRC 2008 Award
NEBOSH Award
NFRC Gold Award
OHSAS 18001 Award
NFRC 2007 Award

 

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