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Health & Safety Authority Annual Report Summary
Health and Safety Authority published its Annual Report 2010. These are, in our opinion, are the main provisions of the Report:
- Health and Safety Authority reported that 51% of their workplace inspections in 2010 resulted in enforcement action.
- 16,714 inspections and investigations were carried out in 2010. 8,570 resulted in written advice notes, 599 in Prohibition Notices, 914 in Improvement Notices and 14 voluntary workplace closures were agreed.
- The HSA conducted 27 prosecutions and fines totaling EUR 571,900 were imposed by the courts.
- There was a slight increase in the amount of accidents reported to the HSA (123 more compared to 2009). Most accidents were reported in healthcare and manufacturing.
- 48 fatal accidents were reported to the HSA in 2010. 29 of them occurred in the agricultural, forestry and fishing industries.
- The number of lost workdays due to injuries and occupational illnesses fell dramatically in 2010.



