Warning for employers over health and safety risks of flood clean-up

Flood-affected companies whose staff get involved in cleaning-up their business premises must consider very carefully all the potential health and safety risks before any work begins, even if this means slowing down the process, says City law firm Reynolds Porter Chamberlain LLP (RPC).

Nick McMahon, specialist health and safety Partner at RPC, says:


"Employers whose premises have flooded are of course going to want to get their businesses back to normal as quickly as possible, so ... (206 more words)

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