We’re supporting No Falls Week 18-22 May 2026 – a campaign by No Falls Foundation, dedicated to promoting safe working at height! There are loads of free resources to help you reinforce the importance of safe working at height! Get involved: nofallsweek.org #NoFallsWeek

Professor Billy Hare of Glasgow Caledonian University will be speaking at the upcoming No Falls Conference on Thursday 15 May, held at the Radisson Blu Hotel, East Midlands Airport, as part of #NoFallsWeek. 👏

We are participating in the annual No Falls Week organised by the lovely people at nofallsweek.org
No Falls Week runs 18-22 May 2026 and it’s a big opportunity to shine a spotlight on height safety, ensuring everyone that works at height comes down safely.
@nofallsweek

This week is #NoFallsWeek

Ensuring safe working practices while working at height is essential in home building.

Take the time to view the statistics and useful resources for industry 👇️

This No Falls Week, we want to support the home building industry in raising awareness of the risks and importance of safe working practices when working at height.

To support this, we’ve created a downloadable poster for members to use on site.

Download the poster 👉 buff.ly/AXFS2uC
#NoFallsWeek

Safety starts with knowledge. Prevention starts with training.

#NoFallsWeek #ThinkSafetyThinkSimian #SafetyAwareness

It’s #NoFallsWeek

Stay safe when working at height.

It’s #NoFallsWeek so if you are using a ladder and haven’t been trained, visit www.kshsafetyonline.com and look up our Ladder Safety course or our Working at Height course.

It’s No Falls Week. The primary legislation is the Work at Height Regulations 2005, which requires employers to properly plan, supervise, and carry out all work at height using competent people and appropriate equipment. #NoFallsWeek

Falls from height have been the leading cause of workplace fatalities in Great Britain almost every year since 2001 - making it one of the most persistent and preventable risks in UK workplaces. #NoFallsWeek