Health, Safety, Ethical & Environmental
The latest news from the Stone Industry
Save money with underfloor heating.
Amy Webb: "The future of the built environment is most certainly green."
Guidance for working through the current lockdown comes from the WFF.
HeidelbergCement's Brevik plant in Norway, where it plans to have the world's first full-scale cement carbon capture & storage facility up and running in 2024.
Gillian Keegan, the Government Minister for Apprenticeships & Skills: “This report is a welcome step in the right direction, acting as a handbook for main contractors on how to decarbonise their businesses and their supply chains."
£80,000 fine after four employees suffer hand arm vibration syndrome (HAVS).
The Prime Minister announcing the government's change of mind about a national lockdown on television on Saturday night (31 October).
HSE Inspectors are visiting work places to ensure the risk of spreading Covid-19 has been assessed and acted upon. The video below tells you more about the spot-checks planned.
HSE is clamping down on dust with inspections focusing on the construction industry in October.
One of the stonemasonry workshops at Canterbury Cathedral, where the number of people employed is to be cut back.
Draft changes to BS 8298-4 are now out for consultation. You have until the end of the month (31 August) to comment on the proposals.