Articles, tagged with "risk assessments", page 3
07th March 2011
Thousands of people in England and Wales are involved in accidents in the workplace each year and sometimes these accidents can cause serious and long lasting injuries. Many of these accidents are preventable and employees that are injured could be able t...
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cgyles6819
07th March 2011
The initial challenge to resolve when considering hiring a mobile crane will be the sort of mobile crane rental that is required.
Crane Rental is obtainable in 2 different ways and which way you opt for depends on whether you have the vital skills and ...
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Author:
Liz Stewart
03rd March 2011
Two kinds of businesses that take risks and make a gamble on their customers and the market are insurance companies and casinos. These two industries revolve around the calculations of probability and crunching statistics to try to get the company and th...
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Author:
Joseph Hildebrandt
23rd February 2011
With the financial crisis fading, many businesses are still operating under tightened purse strings. Where staff celebrations used to help boost motivation and show appreciation, these have become an expensive luxury which many businesses can no longer af...
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Author:
Emma
23rd February 2011
New lone worker training course can benefit carers
Many workers in the care sector are required to spend long periods working alone or on a one-to-one basis with service users. This can result in many carers and support workers feeling vulnerable and r...
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Author:
First_Response
22nd February 2011
A 55-year-old health and safety inspector fell off a ladder onto a flat roof while he was checking office buildings.
The company who were employing the inspector to investigate their buildings in Exeter said the injured man was part of their maintenanc...
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Author:
Ladders
18th February 2011
Outsourcing fleet management to a professional service offers the usual benefits of outsourcing, but it also gives you access to improved prices, advanced technologies, and a greater range of services than you would be able to complete yourself. Fleet man...
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Author:
Gareth Hoyle
17th February 2011
Even with our modern day approach to health and safety and as many risk assessments as one can do, it is a fact of life that accidents happen.
You may initially at least have other urgent matters on your mind rather than legal considerations when you a...
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Author:
Tim Bishop
14th February 2011
It is a know fact that accidents will often happen at work and most of the time your employer can be held liable for any injuries that may have been caused to you through an accident. All employers have an obligation to protect their employees against any...
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Author:
cgyles6819
09th February 2011
Neck pain effects up to 50% of people at some point during their working lives, and disproportionately more women than men. Office working conditions are to blame for neck pain becoming increasingly prevalent among young people in their 20's and 30's. Off...
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Author:
davidringer
04th February 2011
It is impossible not to notice the vast change in the litigious nature of our society over the past couple of decades. Simple accidents happen every day and employees are doing their best to get all they can out of such oversights.
This means that the...
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Author:
RickDahne
04th February 2011
The door supervisors have become the brand ambassadors of the security industry due to their high interaction with the common living in the premises they work. They are the main point of contact, among the people of security industry, with the common publ...
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Author:
seo
04th February 2011
Doing DIY can not only take care of those odds and ends that need sorting, but it can also be a very therapeutic activity and a hobby that gets under your skin and becomes a real joy. However, it is worth remembering that every year hundreds of thousands ...
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Author:
Charlie Board
01st February 2011
Fire strikes indiscriminately and when you least expect it. That is the message that the fire safety consultant Yorkshire industry has been giving out recently – and it is a message that resonates well enough with the people of Yorkshire that most Norther...
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Author:
HPINT123
31st January 2011
Aside from the fact that it is both flexible and cheap to buy, one of the major reasons why foam is used so extensively in today’s domestic and commercial spheres is that it is also extremely safe.
In the first place, foam is chemically inert; in other...
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Author:
RickDahne
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