by Tony Collins | Mar 7, 2011 | Systems
Safety and Working at Heights A distinction is often made between fall heights greater than three metres and those less than three metres. This is mainly due to Regulation 21 of the Health and Safety in Employment Regulations 1995, usually interpreted as the...
by Tony Collins | Mar 6, 2011 | Humour
Ten Reasons to Get Involved in Safety Activity vSelf-preservation – the need for freedom from injury vPersonal gain – the desire for reward vLoyalty – the desire to cooperate vResponsibility – the recognition of obligation vPride – the...
by Tony Collins | Mar 5, 2011 | Systems
Investigating an Accident? Read These Simple Interview Techniques You may have been assigned the role of investigating an accident and working out what actually happended, so the company could learn and prevent a future mistake. Obviously the first steps following an...
by Tony Collins | Mar 2, 2011 | Marketing
Written Safety Communication or Safety Notes? Safety procedures, codes of practice, safety data sheets (SDS), guidelines and standard operating procedures need to be written in a manner the target audience can understand. For example, a study published in...
by Tony Collins | Feb 20, 2011 | Safety Equipment
References to Ladder Safety that may be of valueHazard Management can sometimes include just looking at your use of basic equipment, and how safety applies to the use of ladders. This excellent article on ladder safety is worth referring to if you use ladders in...
