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Height Safety Compliance Checklist 2026

The Essential Q1 Height Safety Checklist for UK Construction Sites The beginning of the year is the perfect opportunity for construction managers and health and safety managers to enhance their height safety compliance, reset performance benchmarks, and tackle working-at-height risks before site activity ramps up. As Q1 brings winter hazards,

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The Ultimate Guide to Working at Height in the UK

Why Working at Height Safety Matters Every year in the UK, many workers lose their lives and thousands more suffer serious injuries due to falls from heights. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) highlights that falls from height are the top cause of workplace deaths, accounting for nearly one-quarter of

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The Hierarchy of Control: A Smarter Approach to Working at Height

For those working in construction, maintenance, utilities, or infrastructure, the danger of falling from heights is always a concern. We’ve seen firsthand that the most effective way to prevent falls is by applying the Hierarchy of Control, a systematic approach that assists both employers and employees in managing risks in

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Height Safety Challenges in Spring and how to tackle them!

Spring is here, and with it comes warmer temperatures, longer daylight hours. But for those who work at heights, this season also brings its own set of height safety challenges and safety hurdles. With the weather being unpredictable, it’s crucial for workers to stay vigilant to avoid falls and prevent

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Risk Assessments for Work at Height: A Complete Guide

Working at height is a leading cause of injuries and fatalities in the construction industry. Whether you’re using scaffolding, ladders, or working on roofs, the danger of falling is always present. That’s why a work-at-height risk assessment is essential. In the UK, regulations require a thorough assessment for work at

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