Steven Tyson suffered multiple broken bones, including a fractured skull, when a wall collapsed on him during a barn conversion.

A man died on 17 March at Scottish stone company Tradstocks' premises in Five Sisters Business Park, West Calder.

With women making up just 14% of the people working in the construction industry, International Women’s Day on 8 March each year highlights the opportunities for increasing diversity in construction.

Australia is moving towards stricter regulations regarding the use of engineered quartz and possibly banning it altogether.

Stonemason housebound by diseases from dust talks to health product company Trolex

New publication on controlling stone dust from HSE

In Australia a union representing stone workers has called on the government to ban the use of engineered stone to protect its members from silcosis.

Testing firm with untrained staff could have left hundreds at risk, says the Health & Safety Executive

18-year-old crushed by van wheel as he inspected a manhole.

Death emphasises the danger of using DCM-based products in a confined space

30 people in construction died at work in the past year

Equip your workshop, factory and sites so everyone stays safe.

The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) has issued a safety alert regarding masks with ear loops.

A man has been given a suspended prison sentence, ordered to carry out 200 hours unpaid work and pay costs of £5,673 for supervising unsafe excavation work at a site in Denton, Greater Manchester, where people were working barefoot without any kind of personal protective equipment (PPE).

A new code of practice for tackling the threat of silicosis among worktop fabricators has been adopted by News South Wales in Australia.