Based on a real case from 2022, the event featured full-time barristers re-enacting the proceedings, giving attendees a rare, behind-the-scenes look at how health and safety failings are examined in court.
The session offered invaluable insights into legal accountability, safety leadership, and the real-world consequences when things go wrong on site.
In attendance on the day were our company owners Jamie Hoskinson and Dominic Rossi to support some of our managers whom had gallantly volunteered to participate in the proceedings as defendants.
A huge thank you to everyone who attended and helped make the event such a success and to the barristers and organisers for delivering such an engaging and educational experience that managed to raise £3,500 for the charity Mindflow.
Nights like this are a powerful reminder that progress in our industry doesn’t happen in isolation, it’s driven by collaboration, shared learning, and a genuine commitment to doing things the right way.
Cameron has just passed his Level 2 Apprenticeship with flying colours, achieving distinctions across the board, a fantastic result and a real testament to his hard work and dedication.
A little time on set-up saves hours later! From clamping pistols on top-level masonry supports, to dropping string lines and keeping every pillar true to line, getting it right from the start is everything.
With the sunshine lighting up the site, it’s a proper showcase of the quality and detail the team have been delivering throughout. The brickwork is really starting to stand out now, bringing the whole development to life as we move closer to completion.
The North West Construction Safety Group’s Mock Trial at St George’s Hall
Last week, the North West Construction Health & Safety Group brought the courtroom to life with a powerful and thought-provoking Mock Trial in the iconic St George’s Hall.
Based on a real case from 2022, the event featured full-time barristers re-enacting the proceedings, giving attendees a rare, behind-the-scenes look at how health and safety failings are examined in court.
The session offered invaluable insights into legal accountability, safety leadership, and the real-world consequences when things go wrong on site.
In attendance on the day were our company owners Jamie Hoskinson and Dominic Rossi to support some of our managers whom had gallantly volunteered to participate in the proceedings as defendants.
Credit to Nathan Watkinson, Mark Gaffney and Ryan Smith for this.
Also in attendance from Kinlan were Harry Shaw, Maksim Vakulich, Carl Sharp, Brian king, Graham Collins, Paul Kane all of whom commented on how insightful and educational the session had been for them!
A huge thank you to everyone who attended and helped make the event such a success and to the barristers and organisers for delivering such an engaging and educational experience that managed to raise £3,500 for the charity Mindflow.