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Workplace Fatalities in Great Britain 2020/21

Every year the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) releases Great Britain workplace fatalities figures. As leaders in the health and safety sector, we know how important these figures are to a wide variety of industries and wanted to highlight the key numbers. The statistics highlighted below are based on provisional annual data for the period of April 2020 to March 2021 and provides early insight into workplace deaths – and how they occur. A full report of work-related ill health and injuries is also released by the HSE every year and is due in December 2021.
 

142 Workers Killed

workers

35

Leading cause was falls from height

ladder

Other causes of fatal accidents:

 

25

Struck by a moving vehicle

truck
crane

17

Struck by a moving object

14

Trapped by something collapsing / overturning

crash
cogs

14

Contact with moving machinery

39

Most deaths occurred in the Construction industry

Deaths in other industry sectors

construction
 
Agriculture, forestry & fishing 34 Manufacturing 20 Wholesale, retail, motor repair, accomodation & food 14 Admin & support services 11 Transport & storage 10 Waste 3
 

The South West had the highest number of fatal injuries in any region

23

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