NEWS HEALTH AND SAFETY NORTH
RETURN TO EVENTCITY Health & Safety North and Fire Safety North are set to return to Manchester in October for the third consecutive year.
The co-located events will take place at EventCity, Manchester on 8-9 October 2019 and attract more than 2,000 delegates. The trade show, which is the biggest of its kind in the North of England, will boast 150 exhibitors showcasing all the latest products, innovations and services in the health and safety and fire safety sectors.
The impressive exhibitor list includes leading brands such as Toyota Material Handling (UK) Ltd, BSI Group, Southalls, Evac+Chair, Martor UK, Shawcity, Safety Media, GVS, Advanced, Fike, EMS Fire & Security, SSAIB and many more.
There will also be more than 30 hours of CPD- accredited content with key sessions focusing on the future of fire safety law post Grenfell, working at height and preventing falls, potential key changes to health and safety legislation and how to ensure your premises are compliant with fire regulations.
Health & Safety North is being supported by key industry associations including IOSH, Health and Safety Executive and NEBOSH,
The events are organised by Western Business Exhibitions, part of Nineteen Group, who ran the successful Health & Safety Event at the NEC in Birmingham in March.
SHAKEN AND STIRRED: FILMING ON BOND 25 LEAVES CREW
MEMBER INJURED Production of the new James Bond film has, once again, suffered a setback after a controlled explosion by the special effects team went wrong, leaving a crew member with a minor injury.
The official James Bond Twitter account explained: “During the filming of a controlled explosion on the set of Bond 25 at Pinewood Studios, damage was caused to the exterior of the 007 Stage. There were no injuries on set, however one crew member outside the stage has sustained a minor injury.”
The incident is the latest setback for the Cary Fukunaga- directed 007 movie. In May, the producers announced that Daniel Craig would be undergoing ankle surgery after suffering an injury on set.
The HSE are reported to have started an investigation at England-based Pinewood Studios, where production is taking place.
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Quoting an ‘inside source’, tabloid newspaper The Sun said: “There were three huge explosions and it’s blown part of the Bond stage off and some wall panels off the stage. There were three loud explosions, one after another, and a member of the crew was lying on the floor outside the building injured.
“Forget new villain Rami Malek, the only people putting the stoppers on 007 right now are the government suits.
“They marched in with their briefcases and told the Bond bigwigs they were investigating what had gone on. It takes a lot to put Bond in his place, but this lot have.”
Nineteen Group Director Tim Else commented: “There is no other event in the North of England providing this level of education, debate and networking for professionals whose job involves health and safety and fire safety.
“We have the backing of key industry association, have an unparalleled line up of free educational content and an exhibition showcasing the latest innovations in the sector. EventCity is easy to get to and offers free parking for all delegates. So, this an event not to be missed.”
You can register for free at:
www.healthandsafetyevents.co.uk or
www.firesafetyevents.com
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