Recruitment of trainee health and safety inspectors awareness event
Have you got a 2.1 degree or higher? If the answer is ‘YES’ come and find out about what it takes to become a trainee inspector.
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Professional Scaffolding Services in London and Essex
EARLY BIRD OFFER – Workplace Healthy Lungs Summit 2017 – Ends 1 Sept 2017
Lung disease remains a serious problem in the workplace. This Summit will describe what HSE is doing about it, what you can do about it, and what science and evidence can tell us.
Early Bird registration up until 1st September 2017 is £350. Standard registration from 2nd September is £425.
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HSL: Taming Tigers: Safety Excellence in Engineering – in partnership with The University of Manchester – 13-14 Sept 2017,
In this master class we aim to outline concepts and principles based on engineering and project management good practice. In addition to the subject matter experts from HSE and The University of Manchester, there will be other high profile speakers: Taf Powell – Managing Partner, Corporate Integrity Partnership; and David Warriner – Head of Primary Components Operations Improvement Programme, Rolls-Royce.
Source: HSE
IOSH National Safety and Health Conference – 14 Sept 2017, Nottingham
Enhance your knowledge and debate current issues with a panel of inspiring speakers who will look at occupational health challenges.
It is aimed specifically at those who work in the public, health and social care, education, environmental and waste management sectors.
Keynote speakers include HSE’s Peter Brown, Head of HSE Health and Work Programme.
Source: HSE
Revised Publication – Nickel and its inorganic compounds: Health hazards and precautionary measures
This environmental hygiene guidance note draws attention to the possible health hazards which could result from occupational exposure to nickel and its inorganic compounds.
Source: HSE
RR1078 – The use of vehicle structure in load securing on heavy goods vehicles
This report assesses the legislation applicable to the transport of goods in the UK under both road traffic and health and safety at work legislation. It assesses the guidance available to operators and consignors and the methods of securing loads that are commonly-used at present.
Source: HSE
RR1079 – Access to and work on flatbed vehicles
This report describes a multi-disciplinary, mixed-method approach to research on this topic, comprising both quantitative and qualitative analysis, undertaken to establish contributory factors to incidents and areas of concern when accessing or working on flatbed vehicles.
Source: HSE
RR1080 – A study of the generic safety-integrity requirements of fairground rides
This report describes a number of quantitative risk assessments applied to three diverse fairground ride types in order to provide an indication of appropriate Safety Integrity Levels for these generic types of ride and to illustrate an approach that may be used to determine these SILs.
Source: HSE
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