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Caught on camera: firm fined after worker snapped standing on roof with no safety equipment
6:00am Saturday 26th April 2014 in News By Miranda Newey, Crime reporter
A ROOFING firm has been fined after a worker was photographed standing on a slanted rood with no safety measures in place.
Tyldesley based firm IQ Roofing Solutions was prosecuted after a member of the public snapped the worker on the roof.
A Health and Safety Executive (HSE) inspector visited in the site the same day on June 6 last year and issued a prohibition notice, ordering the staff to come down until scaffolding or other safety measures had been introduced.
Boss Stuart Bell, managing director of the firm, had been at the site earlier that day and knew work would be carried out without scaffolding, a court heard.
The firm, of Nelson Street in Tyldesley, had previously been served with a prohibition notice in 2011 following unsafe working practices.
Trafford Magistrates Court heard the IQ Roofing Solutions was unable to provide proof that it held employers liability insurance a legal requirement which allows workers to claim compensation if they are injured at work.
The business pleaded guilty to two breaches of work at height regulations and to a breach of the employers liability act.
The company was fined 3,000 and ordered to pay 2,000 court costs.
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Business fined after worker photographed on slanted roof with no safety measures
10:37am Friday 25th April 2014 in News By Miranda Newey, Crime reporter
A ROOFING firm has been fined after a worker was photographed standing on a slanted rood with no safety measures in place.
Tyldesley based firm IQ Roofing Solutions was brought before the courts after a member of the public photographed the worker on the roof and altered The Health and Safety Executive.
An HSE inspector visited in the site the same day on June 6 last year and issued a prohibition notice, ordering the staff to come down until scaffolding or other safety measures had been introduced.
Boss Stuart Bell, managing director of the firm, had been at the site earlier that day and knew work would be carried out without scaffolding.
The firm, of Nelson Street in Tyldesley, had previously been served with a prohibition notice in 2011 following unsafe working practices.
Trafford Magistrates Court heard the IQ Roofing Solutions was unable to provide proof that it held employers liability insurance a legal requirement which allows workers to claim compensation if they are injured at work.
The business pleaded guilty to two breaches of work at height regulations and to a breach of the employers liability act.
The company was fined 3,000 and ordered to pay 2,000 court costs.
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Elkridge, MD (PRWEB) April 26, 2014
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Health and safety officials were alerted after a shocked passer-by took this picture of a man balanced on the roof
A roofing firm has been fined thousands after they allowed a man to jet wash a steeply-sloping house roof without any safety measures in place.
The prosecution came after a concerned member of the public snapped the picture showing a man standing halfway down the sloping roof using a jet washer to clear moss and debris.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) were alerted to the dangerous work and an inspector visited the house later the same day.
The organisation immediately banned workers from IQ Roofing Solutions from carrying out further work at the site in Tyldesley, Wigan until scaffolding had been put in place.
Trafford magistrates court heard that the firms managing director Stuart Bell had visited the site on the morning the picture was taken and knew scaffolding was not in place.
The company also failed to provide proof of Employers Liability Insurance a requirement under UK law which allows workers to claim compensation if they suffer a workplace injury.
The court heard that the company had previously been served with a Prohibition Notice in 2011 relating to unsafe roof work.
IQ Roofing Solutions pleaded guilty to two breaches of the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and one breach of the Employers Liability (Compulsory Insurance) Act 1969.
The company, of Nelson Street in Tyldesley, was fined 3,000 and ordered to pay 2,000 prosecution costs.
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Dallas, TX (PRWEB) April 25, 2014
KPOST Company posted today a new blog about trucking regulations imposed by The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration that will affect multiple industries in many ways. In Commercial Roofing Costs are on the Rise, KPOST details how these new trucking regulations are expected to affect any industry utilizing trucking as a method of transportation, including roofing.
The federal government, in its divine wisdom, implemented a safety program for trucking that called for a weekly cut of 15 hours of drive time, said Steve Little, KPOST Company president in a recent KPOST Company blog post. Couple that with the 15% decline in available truckers, and we have 30% less availability of trucking. That hurts everyone.
According to Little, these regulatory changes will take up critical time and slow down the delivery process for the receiving and shipping of materials. This slows down a vendors ability to react quickly to customers and ultimately it, negatively impacts the bottom line.
Some product manufacturers have already begun reacting to the change. In attempts to shorten the distance for deliveries many manufacturers are building regional distribution facilities in hopes of saving money and time.
Obviously having to build new facilities costs money, and that will be passed on to the consumer. While these regional facilities may make up some of the time delay, this solution will not alleviate cost increases, said Little.
Although cost is a major aspect that will be impacted by regulatory changes, there are also major changes expected in the ways in which construction companies conduct business. More expectations and insights on the affects of trucking regulation changes from KPOST Company are available via the Latest News section of their company website.
About KPOST Company KPOST Company, Dallas commercial roofing experts, is an industry-leading commercial roofing and waterproofing, contractor whose core values are SAFETY, QUALITY, and VALUE. KPOSTs services include commercial roofing (both new construction and roof replacement), waterproofing, specialty installations, repair & maintenance and lightweight insulating concrete. Over the past 10 years, KPOST has completed over $250 million in roofing/waterproofing construction including high profile contracts such as the AT&T Stadium, the Perot Museum of Science and Nature, the Omni Dallas Convention Center Hotel, and the Container Store Headquarters and Distribution Center. For more information, visit the website at http://kpostcompany.com.
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IQ Roofing Solutions was fined 5,000 after a member of public alerted Health and Safety officials
A roofing firm has been fined thousands after a worker was pictured jet washing tiles without any safety measures in place.
The Health and Safety Executive was alerted by a shocked member of the public who spotted the scene in Tyldesley, Wigan.
An officer visited the same day found the man jet washing moss and debris on the the steeply-sloping roof without any scaffolding below, the Manchester Evening news reports.
IQ Roofing Solutions was banned from carrying out further work at the site until safety measures had been put in place.
The firms managing director Stuart Bell had visited the site on the morning the picture was taken and knew there was no scaffolding, a court heard.
The company also failed to provide proof of Employers Liability Insurance a requirement under UK law which allows workers to claim compensation if they suffer a workplace injury.
The company had previously been served with a Prohibition Notice in 2011 relating to unsafe roof work, the court was told.
IQ Roofing Solutions pleaded guilty to two breaches of the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and one breach of the Employers Liability (Compulsory Insurance) Act 1969.
The company, of Nelson Street in Tyldesley, was fined 3,000 and ordered to pay 2,000 prosecution costs.
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Pictured: Roofing firm fined after worker spotted jet-washing tiles without any scaffolding