The Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI) aims to protect the health, safety and welfare of employees and to safeguard others who may be exposed to risks from work activities.Where circumstances warrant it HSENI inspectors may identify and recommend prosecution against an individual or corporate body.The following documents outline details of prosecution cases taken on behalf of HSENI and which resulted in a successful conviction.To account for the appeal process a period of nine weeks will elapse following conviction before a case is added to the public register. Where HSENI is notified of an appeal outside this period the case will be removed from the site. Prosecutions will appear on the register for a period of five years.

Inspection template for the Workplace Transport Inspection campaign in the Waste Industry.

Proforma to be used for Quarry Inspections under the Workplace Transport Initiative 

Inspection template for the Workplace Transport Inspection campaign in the concrete premises.For an accessible web version of this PDF please see the following link:Workplace Transport Campaign - Concrete premises inspection proforma

Class Exemption under the Gas Safety (Management) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1997 (GSMR) which applies to the conveyance of natural gas through pipes to domestic premises and other consumers and places duties on those conveying gas via a safety case regime.

The Enforcement Guidelines set out the general principles and approach which all health and safety enforcing authority staff are expected to follow when taking enforcement decisions. 

This booklet explains what employers need to do under the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1997 which came into operation on 1 April 1998 (as amended).

Authorisation No. 1013

Information leaflet for manufacturers, suppliers and users of tattoo inks and permanent make-up.

Information leaflet to help keep farmers safe from the four main dangers on farms - slurry, animals, falls and equipment (SAFE).