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An independent paint manufacturer has been handed an £80,000 fine after a worker who was using a highly flammable solvent to clean the floor of a spray booth was burned…

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Industrial Chemicals’ risk assessment ignored the explosive risk posed by hydrogen in vent gas, which was routed through the plant’s emergency scrubber at its control of major accident hazards (COMAH)…

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Tesco Stores has accepted an £8m penalty after pleading guilty to a major pollution incident, which saw 23,500 litres of petrol leak in to a Lancashire sewerage system and rivers.…

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SUEZ Recycling and Recovery has been fined £220,000 after a worker was injured at its Billingham energy from waste site. Teesside Crown Court heard a worker was injured when hot…

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A chemistry laboratory technician lost parts of three fingers and sustained a serious internal injury while preparing a highly sensitive explosive for use in a ‘fireworks’ demonstration to a class…

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                                Chemical firm in court after explosion blows hole in factory

A chemical firm has been fined after a hydrogen explosion blew a vessel lid through a factory roof, leaving a worker with minor injuries.

Catalloy Ltd was prosecuted by the Health…

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