HSE to keep ‘naming and shaming’ records for longer than five years

It has been reported that companies which are ‘named and shamed’ in the HSE’s prosecutions and notices databases will no longer have their records wiped after five years.

A HSE inspector has the power to order a company to make health and safety improvements by issuing them with a notice, it also has the power to prosecute a company if it feels that this is necessary. Through databases on its site the HSE ‘names and shames’ these companies by giving details of ... (352 more words)

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