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OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY CULTURE REVIEW
A report from the European Safety Agency gives a lengthy overview of the role that approaching health and safety from a behavioural aspect and social and cultural processes point of view can bring
WHAT WORKS TO MANAGE ABSENCE
KEY ISSUES
Return to work interviews popular
Line manager responsibility key
Stress biggest cause of absence
November 2011 Volume 34 Number 11
RETURN TO WORK POLICIES
A study from the Canadian Institute for Work & Health (IWH) explains why organisational policies and practices (OPP) play a role in whether or not injured workers will return to work and if they will perform well once back at work.
October 2011 Volume 34 Number 10
SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION IN PROSECUTION COSTS
A judge has reduced the HSE's costs by 63 per cent in a trial at Chester Crown Court, saying that he was not convinced that all the costs were reasonable.
September 2011 Volume 34 Number 9
TRENCH CAVE-IN RECOMMENDATIONS
The US safety organisation NIOSH has issued some advice on trench cave-ins.
July 2011. Volume 34. Number 7
NOISE RULING RESTORED BY SUPREME COURT
The Supreme Court has ruled that employers should not have known that noise levels of 85 decibels were unsafe and should therefore have provided hearing protection to workers after 1978 (Baker v Quantum Clothing Group Limited and others [2011] UKSC 17).
June 2011. Volume 34. Number 6
HEAT TACTICS
An information guidance sheet from the US NIOSH organisation sets out some advice on protecting workers from heat illness.
June 2011. Volume 34. Number 6
LIGHT TOUCH SAFETY REGULATION SET OUT
KEY ISSUES
HSE COSTS RECOVERY TIME
HSE AND LOCAL AUTHORITY PROACTIVE INSPECTIONS TO DROP
SAFETY LEGISLATION REVIEW
May 2011. Volume 34. Number 5
HSE PREPARING TO ISSUE NEW MANAGEMENT GUIDANCE
‘Successful health and safety management’ (HSG 65) – one of the HSE’s flagship publications – is set to be superseded later this year.
May 2011. Volume 34. Number 5
BLIND AREA DIAGRAMS IN CONSTRUCTION
A recent blog on the US NIOSH website looks at the use of ‘blind-area diagrams’ to reduce the number of ground workers being struck by road construction equipment.
May 2011. Volume 34. Number 5
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