A Cheshire building company and director have been fined under the Health and Safety at Work Act following repeated H&S failures.

An electrical contractor has been fined £120,000 after a worker fell from the roof of a building site and died.

A building firm that allowed a digger to be used to lift a pair of workers to fit a stone on a new home has been fined £120,000.

A property management firm in Scotland has been fined £200,000 after an employee suffered life-changing injuries in a fall.

A demolition firm was fined £20,000 and a director ordered to do 250 hours of unpaid work after a 20-year-old labourer narrowly escaped death in an onsite incident.

The sole director of a Wakefield roofing company has received a suspended prison sentence, after a subcontractor died when he fell 12m through a skylight.

The sole director of a Wakefield roofing company has received a suspended prison sentence, after a subcontractor died when he fell 12m through a skylight.

A scaffolding company has received a £24,000 fine after a worker suffered fractures and a bruised kidney when he fell through a fibreglass skylight.

Excavation work exposed staff at one of logistics company Eddie Stobart’s sites to asbestos.

A building contractor has received a £600,000 fine, while its director must complete 100 hours of unpaid work and pay £4,200 after failing to manage the risk of fire at a site.

Putting workers working at height at risk during the refurbishment of a former warehouse building in London has resulted in a company being fined.

A worker suffered serious burns when a co-worker used petrol on a bonfire at a site in Kent.