Health Surveillance Compliance: HSE’s Landmark Warning to Employers
HSE issued its first Prohibition Notice against an occupational health provider. See what it means for health surveillance compliance and contractor management.
Two enforcement notices published by the Health and Safety Executive on 17 March 2026 have reinforced ongoing concerns around uncontrolled work at height in routine operations, following separate incidents in the waste management and food manufacturing sectors.
A green waste recycling company based in West Sussex has been fined after an employee broke his leg when he fell from a compost screening machine.
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A Bolton bakery company has been fined £16,667 after an employee fractured their hip falling from a large plastic pallet box while working at height.Â
HSE issued its first Prohibition Notice against an occupational health provider. See what it means for health surveillance compliance and contractor management.
For many organisations, managing HSEQ compliance has traditionally meant juggling spreadsheets, paper records, and disconnected systems. The result? Time-consuming processes, limited visibility, and a higher risk of errors or missed obligations.
Germany's TÜV Building Report 2026 found 35.9% of technical building systems have major defects, including fire suppression and ventilation. Here is what it means for facilities managers everywhere.
For organisations operating across multiple sites or with contractor teams, managing access isn’t just about security, it’s about safety, compliance, and operational efficiency. Every individual entering a site or performing tasks should be authorised, trained, and verified.
The HSA and HSENI have launched a joint all-island silica dust inspection campaign for construction sites running June to August 2026. Here is what employers need to do to stay compliant.
Esso was fined £1 million after corrosion identified in 2010 caused a catastrophic gas leak in 2022. The Fawley verdict is a warning for every organisation managing ageing industrial assets.
France has launched its National Occupational Health Plan 2026–2030, raising the bar on workplace safety compliance, risk assessments, and contractor worker training. Here is what it means for employers.
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Ontario's JHSC certification training programme changes from 1 July 2026. Find out what is new and how FlexManager helps Ontario employers stay compliant and inspection-ready.
For many organisations, especially those operating across multiple sites or working with contractors, controlling and verifying access can quickly become complex. Manual sign-in processes, paper records, or disconnected systems often make it difficult to confirm whether individuals are properly trained, authorised, or compliant before they enter a site or carry out critical work.
Germany's ArbSchG reforms from June 2026 formally integrate mental health into workplace risk assessments. Learn what has changed and how FlexManager helps organisations stay compliant.
Canada's 2026 Work Fatality Report recorded 1,042 deaths in 2024 and rising rates in seven jurisdictions. Learn why traditional safety approaches are no longer enough and what proactive compliance looks like.
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