Falls are the leading cause of death and injury in construction. Of the 828 workplace deaths in private construction during 2013, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that 36 percent were ...

Grab your harness and attach your lanyard - a brand-new access equipment and rental business event from ALH and IPAF is set for this November – and it’s one you won’t want to miss. The Working at ...

This Guide assists those planning, conducting or managing others who work at height. This Guide assists those planning, conducting or managing others who work at height. It is a general introduction ...

Falls from height are the biggest workplace killers and one of the biggest causes of major injury, and agricultural work carries an above-average risk of falling accidents. Statistics from the Health ...

This Guideline covers the equipment and techniques required to protect those working at or near exposed drops. This Guideline covers the equipment and techniques required to protect those working at ...

Secretary for Labour and Welfare Chris Sun vows swift action and tighter regulation of construction site safety in wake of ...

In the UK, new Work at Height Regulations were introduced on 6 April this year. These require employers to undertake risk assessments before working at height and establish a hierarchy of safety ...

This Guide assists those planning, conducting or managing others who work at height. It is a general introduction to the control measures likely to be required, including on flat roofs – more detailed ...