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05 September 2023
Electricity breaches up 12% on construction sites
The Building Safety Group (BSG) has reported a 12% increase in the number of electricity breaches occurring on construction sites. The report was based on 30,000 site inspections conducted by BSG, which compared 2021 with 2022. The most widespread types of infringement included damaged and trailing cables as well as the temporary position of impermanent
02 November 2023
Storm Ciarán: Weather warning issued for parts of the UK
BSG recommends that should your site or operations be in an area which will be impacted by the forecasted storm, you will need to assess the impact. All Scaffolding and Temporary Works Any scaffold or temporary structure, such as site hoarding or false works should also be inspected by a competent person each time it
01 November 2023
BSG Newsletter
The latest BSG Newsletter is ready to download. Click here to login to the BSG Hub and download your copy or go to BSG News Nov 23. Contents in this edition include; No effective design or planning to eliminate risks from dust at some UK construction sites, HSE campaign finds The full scope of the
02 October 2023
Intium Construction – A safe pair of hands
BSG member, Intium Construction, talks about its commitment to Health & Safety with support from the Building Safety Group (published in Construction News). In addition to being a quality-led company, Intium Construction has also always been committed to providing high standards of health and safety. This approach was recently underlined further when one of its employees,
28 September 2023
New BSG Training course: Task based Risk Assessment and Method Statements (RAMS)
BSG has developed a new ‘Task based Risk Assessment and Method Statements (RAMS)’ training program to help construction companies create RAMS documents which are ‘tailor made’ for their business. The course is taught by showing candidates how to use our ‘task based’ RAMS software to create a single task/job based Risk Assessment template for any job or project undertaken. The half day session will also demonstrate how
18 September 2023
BSG signs Armed Forces Covenant
The Building Safety Group (BSG) has signed the Armed Forces Covenant following its pledge to support those who serve or have served in the Armed Forces. The organisation is also open to employing reservists, veterans, cadet instructors and military spouses/partners. Following its commitment, BSG has been awarded ‘Bronze’ status by the Ministry of Defence (MOD)
05 September 2023
Electricity breaches up 12% on construction sites
The Building Safety Group (BSG) has reported a 12% increase in the number of electricity breaches occurring on construction sites. The report was based on 30,000 site inspections conducted by BSG, which compared 2021 with 2022. The most widespread types of infringement included damaged and trailing cables as well as the temporary position of impermanent
02 November 2023
Storm Ciarán: Weather warning issued for parts of the UK
BSG recommends that should your site or operations be in an area which will be impacted by the forecasted storm, you will need to assess the impact. All Scaffolding and Temporary Works Any scaffold or temporary structure, such as site hoarding or false works should also be inspected by a competent person each time it