At Immerse Safety, we keep you informed with the latest updates from across our consultancy, training, and wider safety work. From company announcements and new service developments to industry news, guidance changes, and practical insights, this is where you will find what matters and why it matters.
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IOSH has released its updated Code of Conduct (September 2025), introducing some important changes for members. While the principles of professionalism and ethical practice remain, the way they are presented has shifted, making expectations clearer and more action-focused. From Values…
Immerse Safety has been named the winner of the ‘Construction & Building Services StartUp of the Year’ for the East of England region, at the 2025 UK StartUp Awards. The UK StartUp Awards celebrate the most innovative, ambitious, and impactful…
Taylor Wimpey UK have been fined £800,000 after a 17 year old apprentice fell through a temporary stairwell covering. What happened? What was the result? Lessons Learned 1. Design out sacrificial joists where possible or schedule the installation of permanent…
Immerse Safety has been announced as a finalist in the 2025 Allica Bank Great British Entrepreneur Awards. “We’re absolutely thrilled to be named a finalist in this year’s Great British Entrepreneur Awards,” said Carly Hughes Founder and CEO of Immerse…
We are so proud to announce that we are now an approved IOSH training provider for the IOSH Managing Safely® course. The IOSH Managing Safely® course is designed to give managers and supervisors the knowledge and confidence to manage health…
A scaffolding contractor in Liverpool has been fined £30,000 for its failure to assemble safe scaffolding. What happened? What was the result? Lessons Learned Work at Height remains the most common kind of workplace fatalities in the UK. Please ensure…
A construction company in Wales has been sentenced due to multiple construction management failings. What happened? What was the result? Lessons Learned Please ensure that if you are responsible excavation works, that they are properly planned, and appropriate precautions are…
We are absolutely thrilled to share that we have been shortlisted for TWO awards at the 2025 East of England UK StartUp Awards ⭐️ Business, Consulting & Management StartUp of the Year – Celebrating businesses delivering exceptional consultancy and management…
An Essex-based company that makes windows and doors has received a £4,000 fine after repeatedly failing to protect its workers from exposure to wood dust. What happened? What was the result? Breathing in wood dust excessively can cause asthma and…
A company (A&P Falmouth) has been fined after a crane collapsed at its site in Falmouth Docks, where more than 250 workers were put at risk. What happened? 1. The crane was lifting goods between a ship and the dockside,…