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In December 2017 there was a major fire at the Cameron House Hotel next to Loch Lomond. The fire started in a ground floor cupboard and spread upwards through two floors.  Two guests were killed in the fire.

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Asbestos is still the leading cause of work-related deaths in the world, with approximately 90,000 people dying each year from asbestos-related diseases.

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At Aegis, we understand that data is often a company’s most valuable asset, which is why we are delighted to share that we have gained a Cyber Essentials Plus accreditation, further strengthening our commitment to providing our clients with the highest levels of service.

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Aegis has retained three of its International Standards Organisation (ISO) accreditations, further strengthening its commitment to providing clients with the highest levels of service.

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Between 2022 and 2023 there were over 40 deaths caused by accidents from working at height, making it the primary cause of workplace fatalities.

There were also 45,200 non-fatal injuries resulting from falls, these statistics seem to suggest that the risks from working at height are not properly controlled.

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In July, the HSE released the latest data on mesothelioma mortality, which revealed a significant reduction in the number of deaths recorded in 2021.

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UK SMEs have been urged to review health and safety guidelines after a recent poll conducted by Hiscox revealed that many small business owners do not take the necessary steps regarding potential health and safety risks.

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Three new fire safety guides have been published by the government aimed at owners or those responsible for small premises.

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The Health and Safety Executive is a UK government agency responsible for the encouragement, regulation, and enforcement of workplace health, safety and welfare, and for research into occupational risks in Great Britain.

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