Health and Safety reveal new report on workplace accidents

The Health and Safety Authority says architects and designers can often be responsible for workplace accidents.

Thu, 27 Nov, 2003 - 15:10

The Health and Safety Authority says architects and designers can often be responsible for workplace accidents.

A study published today reveals that a high proportion of design engineers have a poor understanding of their obligations under Health and Safety law.

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