86-year-old woman dies in construction site fall
86-year-old woman dies in construction site fall
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Iris Keys entered a construction site at St Ann’s Hill, Wandsworth, London, in December 2019. She walked up a flight of stairs, across the first floor and fell from an unprotected stairwell. Keys suffered serious injuries including a fractured hip, fracture to her right arm, a dislocated left shoulder and lacerations. She subsequently died at St George's Hospital.
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Southwark Crown Court heard that on 2 December 2019 Iris Keys entered a construction site at St Ann’s Hill, Wandsworth, London. She walked up a flight of stairs, across the first floor and fell from the edge of an unprotected stairwell. Keys suffered serious injuries including a fractured hip, fracture to her right arm, a dislocated left shoulder and lacerations to her forehead and right leg. She subsequently died from her injuries at St George’s Hospital five days later. An HSE investigat...
Southwark Crown Court heard that on 2 December 2019 Iris Keys entered a construction site at St Ann’s Hill, Wandsworth, London. She walked up a flight of stairs, across the first floor and fell from the edge of an unprotected stairwell. Keys suffered serious injuries including a fractured hip, fracture to her right arm, a dislocated left shoulder and lacerations to her forehead and right leg. She subsequently died from her injuries at St George’s Hospital five days later. An HSE investigat...
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UK construction companies reported another strong rise in business activity during April, but the speed of recovery lost momentum as the industry reported weaker new orders. At 58.2, down from 59.1 in March, the S&P Global/CIPS UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index – which measures month-on-month changes in total industry activity – signalled the weakest rate ...
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The big downward revision from -0.4% forecast in the summer is mainly due to the impact of a wider economic recession, exacerbated by the effect of the ‘mini Budget’, and the consequent fallout from recent political uncertainty. The wider uncertainty around the UK economy means that demand for private housing new build and private housing repair, maintenance, and improvement is expected to fall. Other key construction sectors such as commercial and infrastructure are also expected to be af...
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Nevertheless, the drop in starts ...
Dive Brief:
Total construction starts declined 19% in September to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1.02 trillion, according to a Dodge Data & Analytics report.
The September decline follows August’s 9% drop in total construction starts, marking two consecutive months of decline following July’s 48% surge. Nonresidential building starts dropped 23%, residential starts fell 11% and nonbuilding starts, such as roads, bridges and power plants, dipped 25%.
Nevertheless, the drop in starts ...
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Dive Brief:
Construction input prices nudged down slightly in September, though the overall wholesale prices businesses receive for products rose more than expected, increasing chances that the Federal Reserve will continue to hike interest rates in its battle against inflation.
Costs for construction materials fell 0.1%, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors analysis of producer price index data released Wednesday. But the overall PPI, which measures wholesale prices businesses ...
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Dive Brief:
Total construction starts declined 9% in August to a seasonally adjusted rate of $1.25 trillion, according to a Dodge Data & Analytics report.
The drop in starts follows a 48% spike in July that included the start of three large manufacturing plants and two LNG export facilities, according to the report.
Despite the decrease in starts, the industry remains in a “very good position” to continue modest growth, but higher interest rate hikes may undo this support in the coming mont...
Court hears victim fell from ladder secured with two nails hammered into a timber frame on either side of it
Court hears victim fell from ladder secured with two nails hammered into a timber frame on either side of it
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Dive Brief:
Nonresidential construction starts plummeted 14% in June, as project owners became spooked by the likelihood of recession in an era of rising interest raise and continued volatility in materials pricing, according to Dodge Data and Analytics.
The decline was broad, with commercial starts in sectors such as retail, warehouses and offices down 16%, manufacturing starts off 14% and institutional starts including education, healthcare and public buildings falling 12%.
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