Controlling the Risks of Working at Height

Stuart Honeywood, Managing Director of Height Lift and Shift will present his view on how we can reduce the incidence of falls from height.
About this Event

During the period 2020 to 2025, 28% of fatal accidents in the workplace were due to falls from height. 53% of this figure relates to falls in the construction industry.

Fatalities caused by being struck by a moving vehicle come in second at 16%. It is clear that working at height continues to represent a significant risk to workers. See https://www.hse.gov.uk/statistics/assets/docs/kinds-of-accident.pdf

Stuart will explore practical and effective approaches to managing risks associated with working at height. This session focuses on real-world controls, planning, and best practice to help organisations reduce incidents, ensure compliance, and protect people working in high-risk environments.

Please join us and take the opportunity to network from 1:30pm with free coffee, tea and cookies until 2pm. After the meeting, we will get together in the Shakespeares Head pub next door to Africa House for further networking and socialising.

To find out about our upcoming meetings: https://www.londonhealthandsafetygroup.org/

To join London Health and Safety Group as an Annual Member: £50 Individual; £90 Corporate (any 3 colleagues per meeting); £15 Full time Students and Retired https://www.londonhealthandsafetygroup.org/membership/

This year you can benefit from an extra 2 months membership as we are changing our annual membership period from 12 months at 1st December 2026 to 1st March 2027.

We look forward to welcoming you!