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22 November 2024
BSG Weather Alert – Secure Your Site
With weather conditions expected to worsen this weekend and during the winter months, we would like to remind our members about the potential impact on site operations. BSG recommends companies follow the guidance below. BSG Recommendations Scaffold Inspection It is the scaffold users/hirers responsibility to ensure that all scaffolding has been inspected as follows: Following
08 January 2025
HSE publishes annual work-related ill health and injury statistics
The HSE has published statistics that cover work-related ill health, non-fatal workplace injuries and enforcement action taken by HSE, in the 2023/24 period. Key figures include: 1.7 million workers suffering from a work-related illness, around half – 776,000 – of which were stress, depression or anxiety (2022/2023 was 1.8 million). Musculoskeletal disorders made up
03 January 2025
BSG Newsletter
Happy New Year from everybody at The Building Safety Group! We begin 2025 by publishing our first newsletter of the year. Our latest edition includes an article about how to prepare your site severe weather, which we thought would be helpful in light of the alerts issued by the Met Office for this weekend. To
17 December 2024
Site Shutdown Checklist
With Christmas fast approaching, we thought it would be helpful to provide our members with a checklist to follow when closing down sites for the holiday period. The checklist will help to ensure your sites remain safe and secure during the festivities and can be kept as a record until work resumes in the New
17 December 2024
The Building Safety Group Christmas closure times
Our offices in Bristol and Scotland will be closed from 4pm Friday 20th December and will reopen from 8.30am on Thursday 2nd January. In case of emergency, please contact: Stephen Bell – 23/12 to 26/12 Tel 07768 826296 Andy Harper – 27/12 to 30/12 Tel 07824 492781 Steve Beckwith – 31/12 to 1/1 Tel 07810
05 December 2024
New BSG Seminar – Working with Asbestos
Please take time to view our latest seminar about working with asbestos, presented by Andy Harper in association with Select. The session covers employers’ legal obligations under Regulation 10 of the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012. Working with Asbestos
22 November 2024
BSG Weather Alert – Secure Your Site
With weather conditions expected to worsen this weekend and during the winter months, we would like to remind our members about the potential impact on site operations. BSG recommends companies follow the guidance below. BSG Recommendations Scaffold Inspection It is the scaffold users/hirers responsibility to ensure that all scaffolding has been inspected as follows: Following
08 January 2025
HSE publishes annual work-related ill health and injury statistics
The HSE has published statistics that cover work-related ill health, non-fatal workplace injuries and enforcement action taken by HSE, in the 2023/24 period. Key figures include: 1.7 million workers suffering from a work-related illness, around half – 776,000 – of which were stress, depression or anxiety (2022/2023 was 1.8 million). Musculoskeletal disorders made up