For nearly two centuries, Murray, Sons and Company Ltd was more than just a tobacco manufacturing giant in Belfast; it was a significant part of Northern Ireland’s industrial history. Established in 1810 and enduring through various ownerships until its closure in 2005, the company’s factories were sites of relentless activity and, notably, significant noise—factors now […]
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Experiencing a work accident in Northern Ireland can be both shocking and unsettling. You may find yourself wondering about the next steps—should you seek medical attention, inform your employer, or perhaps take time off work for recovery? Amid these immediate concerns, it’s also common to consider the legal aspects of your situation, particularly starting a
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In the bustling construction sites across Northern Ireland, the hard hat stands as an unassuming yet critical defender of worker safety. This article delves into the safety benefits of wearing a hard hat, the consequences of neglecting this essential piece of personal protective equipment (PPE), the steps to take if a safety helmet is not
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Northern Ireland’s vibrant economy thrives on diverse industries, from manufacturing to cutting-edge technology. But at the heart of this success lies a fundamental concern: worker safety. Workplace accidents not only cripple productivity and impact company profits, but more importantly, they inflict needless suffering on employees through injuries. It’s a lose-lose situation for both businesses and
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For decades, some employees at Rotary UK’s facilities worked in an environment of relentless noise—a critical factor now closely associated with substantial auditory issues, including noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus. Such conditions, emerging from sustained exposure to things like loud machinery, are tied to permanent harm. They have deeply affected both the work and personal
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For years, workers at Desmonds factories were subjected to constant, loud noise—a factor now directly linked to significant hearing problems such as noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus. These conditions, often resulting from prolonged exposure to industrial sound levels, have been linked to irreversible damage, affecting both the professional and personal lives of those who once
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For decades, FG Wilson, a Northern Irish powerhouse acquired by Caterpillar Inc., stood as a pillar of the region’s manufacturing scene. From its humble beginnings in 1966, the company rose to prominence producing diesel generators. However, behind the success story lies a hidden cost. The demanding factory environments were a source of certain health concerns,
Gallaher Group’s emergence in Northern Ireland’s industrial landscape in 1857 marked the beginning of an era that would forever alter the region. Under the guidance of Tom Gallaher, what started in Derry/Londonderry quickly expanded to Belfast and later Ballymena, positioning Gallaher’s as a titan of tobacco production. This growth, however, came with its own set
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TK-ECC emerged in Northern Ireland’s manufacturing sector in 1988, evolving from the GM Fisher Body company into a prominent player in the automotive industry. Known for its seat belt production, TK-ECC’s establishment was a mixed blessing—boosting the local economy while also introducing challenges for its workforce, including a work environment that contributed to hearing loss
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In the busy work environments across Northern Ireland, the safety and well-being of employees stands paramount. Employers are bound by a stringent legal duty of care to foster a safe workplace. Yet, there are instances where lapses occur, leading to unfortunate accidents and injuries among staff. There’s a widespread lack of awareness persisting around the
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