Wigan landlord sentenced over gas safety risk

A Wigan landlord has been prosecuted for putting the life of a tenant at risk by falsifying a gas safety document.

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Event safety website launched

Following the success of HS(G)195 ‘The event safety guide – a guide to health, safety and welfare at music and similar events’, HSE has launched a new event safety micro-site. This new website contains updated health and safety guidance aimed at helping event organisers comply with their legal duties. Designed to be a ‘portal’ for information, the new site also provides convenient links to guidance on other event related matters including event licensing.

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CHAS accreditation fee

CHAS accreditation fee

One question that gets asked a lot is ‘how much is CHAS?’ and why is there a CHAS accreditation fee? The answer is not one figure.

So what is the answer?
CHAS falls into two basic camps, 1-4 employees and 5+ employees. As you would expect more documentation is needed for a larger company.�

The next consideration is whether you have all the documentation. Meaning if you have been through health safety training for your company, you may have all the documents already. But a lot of companies don’t and this is where they come unstuck.

That’s why you see companies like ours and others helping you get CHAS accreditation and why you are wondering about the CHAS accreditation fee.

The hard work is getting the form filled in correctly first time and to the degree that keeps the CHAS governing body happy. We have heard of some compaines doing it themselves and taking 2 weeks to get everything in place. Surely you would agree that this is waste of your time and efforts.

The form filing is different every time because not every company is the same.

The CHAS governing body charge for the certificate is

£210 + VAT for 5+ employees

£140 + VAT for 1-4 employees

The certificate you have to pay for, and this has to be paid to the governing body directly.

I Want CHAS charge to help get you through the process. The charges do vary because of size of company. We do operate a straight fee, meaning there are no hidden fees. We take an initial payment deposit to start the process and the rest when the work is done.

I won’t go on about the benefits of being CHAS accredited, they are numerous, but if you are missing out on work or perhaps want your company to the next step, then CHAS registration is a option you should strongly consider.

Chas Accreditation – Quick & Simple – 0844 3 247 249

It’s possible for you to make the application and get CHAS registration, but the process can be lengthy and there is a very high chance of being declined. CHAS registration & accreditation and other registration types such as constructionline are particularly hard if you have no experience of the application process. Also your health and safety program does not meet the exacting standards required.

IWANTCHAS can help by putting you in touch with experts local to you in gaining CHAS registration & accreditation. All of the experts understand that you require a support service to enable you to gain the CHAS registration first time. The experts have been personally chosen for their many years experience in undertaking and completing successful CHAS registration & accreditation.

When you decide that you need help with your CHAS registration, we can supply that help quickly and efficient. Our experts will be there to help you and guide you every step of the way through completing the documentation. Your expert will work with you personally to create the effective and robust documentation that is demanded by the CHAS registration process.

Simply fill in our form below for one of our experts to get back to you. If you want to talk to someone then please ring 0845 026 8206

RoSPA Asbestos Health and Safety Conference

Sponsored by JSP and supported by the British Lung Foundation, as part of RoSPA’s “From industry, For industry” event series, this conference will provide peer-to-peer learning and showcase health and safety best practice in one of the UK’s most dangerous industries.

The event will give delegates the opportunity to explore important recent developments and receive up-to-date practical advice and guidance from some of the industry’s most respected experts.

RoSPA Asbestos Health and Safety Conference

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Pipeline safety regulations consultation analysis

Consultation on began on 7 December 2009 and ended on 1 March 2010. In addition to making the CD available to any party via the HSE website, over 100 stakeholder organisations in the pipeline industry and other relevant sectors were approached directly for a response. All key stakeholders responded to the consultation.

An analysis of the responses to each question raised in the consultation document (CD) is set out in the following document. The numbers and percentages included relate to the 29 consultees who responded to the questions in the CD. Not all respondents addressed all of the questions set in the consultation.

Pipeline safety regulations consultation analysis

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Generic Design Assessment of new nuclear reactors seminar

This seminar formed part of our consultations on the Generic Design Assessment (GDA) of two new nuclear reactor designs (AP1000 submitted by Westinghouse and UK EPR submitted by EDF and AREVA). The consultations were launched on 28 June 2010 and will close on 18 October 2010.

The day – which was attended by a wide range of stakeholders – involved a mix of presentations and opportunities for participants to discuss, feedback opinion and ask questions in relation to the issues raised. The programme included a range of speakers from the Environment Agency and other organisations involved in new nuclear build (see below). It was independently facilitated by Icarus Collective.

Find out more about this seminar including the presentations that were given

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CHAS Registration For Companies 0844 3 247 249

It is perfectly possible for you to make the application yourself and get CHAS registration, but the process is lengthy and there is a very high chance of being declined. CHAS registration and other registration types such as constructionline are particularly hard if you have no experience of the application process or your health and safety program does not meet the exacting standards required.

IWANTCHAS can help by putting you in touch with local experts in gaining CHAS registration. All of the local experts understand that you require a support service to enable you to gain the CHAS registration first time. The experts have been personally chosen for their many years experience in undertaking and completing successful CHAS registration.

When you decide that you need help with your CHAS registration, we can supply that help quickly and efficient. Our experts will be there to help you and guide you every step of the way through completing the documentation. Your expert will work with you personally to create the effective and robust documentation that is demanded by the CHAS registration process.

Simply fill in our form below for one of our experts to get back to you. If you want to talk to someone then please ring 0845 026 8206