Tree workers meet to discuss safety
12 Mar 2012 | by Matthew Appleby
Safety champions and forestry industry leaders met last week to tackle the high rate of fatal and major injuries in the industry.
Safety chiefs are homing in on how to manage the potentially lethal risks to the public from tree failure in the light of new guidance.
Safety champions and forestry industry leaders met last week to tackle the high rate of fatal and major injuries in the industry.
Durham County Council has been prosecuted for safety failings after a groundsman's arm was severed in a wood chipper machine.
Girl Guides who created a woodland area for their local community have won a Tidy Wales Award.
The legal minefield of arboriculture is to be explored next month when experts look at lessons learnt from a recent case in which a boy was killed by a falling branch.
Botanic gardens in Edinburgh, Dawyck in the Borders and Benmore in Argyll were hit by winds of up to 100mph last week.
Health & Safety Executive fatality statistics prompt calls for industry to carry out better training.
Departure of Health & Safety Executive specialist adds to industry's fears over impact of cuts.
The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) has issued a safety notice regarding firewood-processing machinery.
Tree surgeon Tom Connelly needed emergency hospital surgery after nearly beheading himself in a grisly chainsaw accident.
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