HSE has produced a new webpage for those with responsibilities during the life-cycle of fusion energy facilities including designers, installers and operators.
The webpage includes information on:
- health and safety regulations to manage health and safety risks of fusion energy facilities
- signposting to other guidance for information on planning permission, emergency planning, and other hazards from fusion energy
HSE has also introduced a contact process for organisations developing fusion energy facilities to request an introductory meeting once they have reached an appropriate stage in their project.
Visit the webpage for further information: Fusion energy facilities.
18 to 19 November, Edinburgh
HSE is bringing together key hydrogen stakeholders to share knowledge and experiences at Safe Net Zero 2026.
Join us in-person for the opportunity to learn, share and network. The packed programme will focus on what is happening with hydrogen safety nationally and globally, and what that means in relation to the UK transport, storage and production landscapes.
A limited number of sponsorship and exhibition opportunities are available to raise your organisation's profile at this event.
Book Safe Net Zero with our early bird rate.
Health and safety law poster: what you need to know
The poster explains health and safety laws while listing what employers and their workers should do.
If you employ anyone, you must either:
- display the health and safety law poster where your workers can easily read it
- provide each worker with the equivalent health and safety law downloadable leaflet
There are various versions of the health and safety law poster, so you can select the most appropriate one for your business. You can:
HSE also provides health and safety law pocket cards. These are a legal alternative to the law poster and are easy to distribute for your workers to carry with them.
Machinery safety: compliance, management and emerging technologies
30 September, 10:30am to 11:30am.
Delivered by HSE experts, this webinar will explore how organisations can:
- effectively manage machinery risks
- ensure compliance with Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER) and the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations
- confidently adopt new technologies while maintaining safe and reliable operations
All attendees will receive a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) certificate.
Sign up to this free webinar: Machinery safety: Compliance, management and emerging technologies.
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