28/05/2026
**Why No Falls Week matters**
Falls from height are still consistently the leading cause of workplace fatalities in the UK.
Latest figures from the Health and Safety Executive show that 35 people lost their lives at work due to a fall from height in 2024/25.
Falls from height were responsible for 28% of all workplace deaths (this proportion was 25% in 2021/22, 30% in 2022/23, and rising to 36% in 2023/24).
Shocking statistics we are sure you will agree!
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are presently working for and in collaboration with Willmott Dixon on a long term project in the Midlands. They were approached by the site management team to support No Falls Week as part of a nationwide initiative.
' site management team have certainly lead by example and last week conducted the following to raise awareness to assist in developing a good safety culture surrounding working at height:
~ Er****on of a mock tower with intentional faults to support a training session to identify hazards
~ Toolbox Talk for working at height
~ Working at height Quiz
The event was a great success with the full site team fully engaged.
Thanks and appreciation was received from Willmott Dixon's Construction Manager who said:
"Thank you for today's efforts. It was a positive and well executed event with your talk about falls, the quiz, and the mock tower test. It was clearly engaging for your workforce and will hopefully raise awareness on prevention and protection from falls going forward.
Great ALD team effort! Thanks to you all for taking such a proactive approach to no falls week."
We would like to acknowledge the support from as well as special mention to our own site team who put considerable effort into this event to maximise positive impact. Thank you!
Finally, congratulations to the winner of the WaH quiz, Aretm Voroneskyi, who can be seen receiving his Amazon voucher as a thank you for taking part!