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HSE Annual Workplace Fatal Injury Statistics – 2019/2020

HSE release annual workplace fatal injuries statics report that were reported to enforcing authorities during 2019/20. The report covers both fatal injuries to workers and to members of the public, however numbers of deaths to members of the public do not include those that occurred in Local Authority enforced workplaces. The figures are currently provisional […]

HSE – NEW Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) Online Assessment Tool / Manual Handling Assessment Tool

HSE announce latest online assessment tool for musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). An all-in-one digital solution for the well renowned Manual Handling Assessment Chart (MAC). Designed to simplify the process of completing each assessment, with a logical step by step approach, saving assessors time in populating and interpreting the results manually. Employers and safety representatives will be […]

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Waste Industry Safety and Health (WISH) guidance during the COVID- 19 pandemic – A Partnership Approach

During COVID-19 WISH has continually updated guidance relevant to the industry and its interface with the public. The consultative and inclusive approach has allowed guidance to develop as the pandemic evolved. This webinar will provide insights into lessons learned to date and emerging issues as of June 2020, supported by a BINN Group case study. […]

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COVID-19 Guidance Document

An example guidance document that can be downloaded and tailored to your company needs to assist employers understand and work safely during the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 – Guidance Document – Employees – 23.06.2020

Social Distancing Guidance and for Vulnerable People

Intended for use in situations where people are living in their own homes, with or without additional support from friends, family, and carers. It focuses on the social distancing measures that we need to take to lessen social interaction between people to reduce the spread of (COVID-19). Social Distancing Guidance and for Vulnerable People

Public Use of Face Coverings

Scottish Government warn the wearing of facial coverings should not be used as an alternative to physical distancing, hand washing and respiratory hygiene which are the most effective ways to stop the spread of COVID-19. Public use of Face Coverings