Mecsafe Limited

Health & Safety Training

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01302 775900
Unit 9 Snape Lane Industrial Estate, Harworth, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN11 8SP

Your one stop, Health & Safety Shop!

Welcome to MECsafe Limited, for those of you who come here often, you are probably aware that we offer Training and Health & Safety advice, but there is so much more we are able to offer, for example:

  • Site Inspections
  • Audits
  • Health & Safety Policies
  • Accident Investigations
  • Fire Risk Assessments
  • Fire Station Hire
  • Extinguisher Servicing
  • Asbestos Surveys
  • Electrical PAT Testing

…and much, much more! Please contact us for more details of what we could help you with!

On a completely different note, did you see the olympics this weekend? Super Saturday certainly rolled into Super Sunday. You can see the highlights in photographs here.

And now for the latest construction news (which is what you probably came to this section of the website for)!
Contractors are not changing their business plans more than 50 days after the EU referendum, despite just under half seeing projects put on hold, according to the latest CN Barometer. Click here for the full story.

Preparations for this year’s Basements and Underground Structures 2016 conference are well underway with over 30 speakers and 180 senior industry figures already registered to attend. If you would like to attend, book by 9th Sept 2016 and save £50!

J G Hale Construction Ltd based in South Wales has been fined £100,000 for running an unsafe timber-frame construction.

If MECsafe can be of any assistance to you, please do not hesitate to contact us! 🙂

New this week!

Firstly a huge congratulations and well done to our British swimmers over in Rio – Adam Peaty and Jazz Carlin! Both are proof with hard work, determination and training you can go a long way! Hopefully these will be first of many medals to come home, all the best to the rest of team GB out there 🙂

Now, for all the latest construction news…

Bam Nuttall is in pole position to build a £300m tidal barrage project that is attracting interest from major pension funds.

A Hertfordshire-based home improvement company has been fined after the unsafe removal of asbestos material from a domestic property.
St Albans Magistrates’ Court heard how Ace of Hearts Home Improvement Limited (AOH) removed asbestos containing materials (ACM) from a domestic property in St Albans. Click here for full article.
If you would like UKATA Asbestos training, please call us on 01302 775900.

And finally, A new technique deep under London in Crossrail’s 42km of tunnels has seen how 3D scanning can be ‘unwrapped’ into 2D to rapidly speed up preparation for drilling. Click here for more info.