Health, Safety, Ethical & Environmental
The latest news from the Stone Industry
Jane Buxey, Chief Executive of Stone Federation Great Britain: "I truly believe we are stronger together,"
Italy is closing down all production from 22 March for two weeks.
Stone Federation joins industry lobby of government to address Coronavirus issues for stone companies.
Is the health & safety culture of your company up to scratch? Check it out with the Health & Safety Executive Safety Climate Tool.
This is Stoneworld's premises in Great Milton, Oxfordshire, where the Pelligrini wire saw was being installed when it toppled on to an employee.
Portuguese stone company Airelimestones has become the latest company to join the Ethical Stone Register.
The new Master of Stone website from Caesarstone.
Fairhurst Stone is fined £50,000 as the result of a delivery lorry hitting overhead power cables.
The custody image of Mark Francis Bray, sent to prison following the fatal fall of a roofer whose signature Bray forged on a risk assessment. Photo supplied by Greater Manchester Police.
Areas of the body affected by musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). For more information about such injuries click here. If you have found a way to save people suffering from such injuries, you can enter the Risk Reduction by Design Award - but entries must be in by the end of January.
Winners in last year's LafargeHolcim Awards for sustainabile construction. There is $2million in prize money for this year's winners.
A picture taken by an HSE Inspector of where the fall occured in a water tower at Richard McAlpine's Stone Gappe Hall.
Simon Bradbury, who sells Turrini water and dust management systems, says bags can be better than filter presses for stone fabricators.
Extinction Rebellion protestors in London. Concerns about the environment are growing again.
Photo: Paul Slade www.planetslade.com