If you use tower scaffolds, staff need to be properly trained in how to erect and dismantle them. However, it seems that some training firms are faking membership of PASMA to generate more business.
Should this worry you?
Published 16.01.2013
You’re tempted to modify your low level access equipment to make it safer to use. Is this something that you should consider, or is doing so likely to cause more problems than it solves?
Published 02.08.2011
The HSE has followed the lead of the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work by focusing on maintenance. What’s to know?
Published 07.11.2011
Still not satisfied with the standards of small-scale construction work, the HSE is on the warpath again. So if you’re having construction work done, or you’re in the refurbishment business, how
could the HSE’s latest campaign affect you?
Published 29.03.2010
British Standards don’t have the same status as legislation such as the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act, so do you need to take any notice of them? A recent case highlights their importance.
Published 08.06.2011
According to a national newspaper you can’t use a ladder to change a light bulb. Is there any truth in this report and if so, how might it affect you?
Published 13.03.2006
The HSE has launched a campaign focused on loading vehicles safely. What’s on the agenda and how might this affect you?
Published 04.07.2012
The HSE has launched a website dedicated to managing risks associated with asbestos. What’s covered and is it worth a look?
Published 10.11.2014
The HSE has updated its Information Sheet GEIS5 which covers the risks associated with fragile roof work. Who is it aimed at and will inspectors demand that its methods of work are followed?
Published 16.01.2013
In December 2014 the HSE published an updated guide on lifting equipment. So which pieces of equipment now fall within the regulations and what must you do to comply?
Published 27.02.2015