Need help with HPE compliance in the workplace? Confused by legislation? Want to understand Real World Attenuation?
Then why not join Tim Ward (HSE Principal Specialist Inspector), Professor Peter Wheeler (Former President, Institute of Acoustics) and 3M at their first joint Hearing Seminar 15th November 2011 at 3M Head Office, Bracknell.
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New quarterly nuclear Local Liaison Committee reports for GE Healthcare Amersham & Cardiff (Q2), and Dounreay, Sizewell B, Oldbury, Hinkley Point ‘A’, Bradwell & Berkeley (Q3).
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There is potential, on some mobile crushers, for unintended movement of a machine track if an earth/ground fault occurs because of damage to the outer sheath and insulation of the electrical cable that controls the proportional control valve for the track.
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New figures published today show the ongoing trend for falls in the number of people injured and made unwell at work has continued.
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These frequently asked questions help illustrate the nature of some of the issues that HSE routinely gives advice on.
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A Trafford firm has been fined £145,000 after an employee plunged ten metres through a fragile roof onto a concrete floor, and died two years later from his injuries.
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The Construction Infonet e Bulletin archive has now updated with the August, September and October 2011 editions.
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The aim of this site is to provide information on the work of the Health and Safety Executive and its partners in delivering higher standards of workplace health and safety in Scotland.
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A Leicester manufacturer of quarrying plant and equipment has been fined after a worker was crushed between two nine-metre steel structures which were being lifted with an overhead travelling crane.
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In August 2011, HSE published circular – SPC/Tech/Gen/49 – Criteria document for land use planning cases of serious public safety concern – setting out HSE’s current policy when a Hazardous Substances Authority or Planning Authority advises HSE that it is minded to go against its advice and grant either hazardous substances consent, or planning permission for a development within HSE’s consultation distance of a major hazard installation/pipeline. It includes the criteria which HSE will use to decide whether it should request that such applications are called-in by the Secretary of State, or Welsh Ministers, for their own determination, or to inform Scottish Ministers that HSE maintains its objection to a development proposal and invite them to call it in for their own consideration. This replaces the previous circular SPC/Tech/Gen/22.
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