Entries from CJ Construction Blog tagged with 'accidents'
Construction is a safer place to work
A long-overdue fall in construction fatalities looks on the cards. The HSE will not publish official figures for the year-ending March for several months, although monthly accident figures already indicate fatalities will be below the 72 recorded last year. After...
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