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Involved in farming? Become a Promise partner and support the campaign

If you are an organisation involved in farming, you can help support Make the Promise by becoming a Promise partner. We provide resources for Promise partners to help spread the message. Involved in...
Students will you wake up? – gas safety in rented accomodation

Last year 15 people died and 234 suffered major injuries from carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. Don’t become a statistic; there are things you can do to keep yourself safe. If you are living in rented...
Agriculture: Make the Promise – Ian Davey’s story

Cornish farmer, Ian Davey, nearly left behind a loving wife and two children – a boy of nearly three and a girl of six months – when a snap decision he made during combining had horrific...
European campaign – Hazardous substances in MVR

During 2010 there is a European-wide campaign ‘Risk Assessment in the Use of Hazardous Substances’. This has been initiated by the Senior Labour Inspectors Committee (SLIC) that seeks to...
Speak Up, Stay Safe – British Safety Council campaign

A new campaign from the British Safety Council asks young people to take responsibility for their own health and safety. The campaign supports young people to feel confident talking to their work...
European Campaign – Safe maintenance details

HSE, in partnership with the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA), the EEF and the TUC, launched the UK’s involvement in the Healthy Workplaces European Campaign on Safe...
Agriculture: Make the Promise – Andrew Pursey’s story

Twenty one year old Andrew Pursey was crushed to death between two tractors while working on the family farm in Herefordshire. Agriculture: Make the Promise – Andrew Pursey’s story
European campaign on hazardous substances in motor vehicle repair

During 2010 there is a European-wide campaign ‘Risk Assessment in the Use of Hazardous Substances’. This has been initiated by the Senior Labour Inspectors Committee (SLIC) that seeks to...
The European Good Practice Awards 2010 – Safe Maintenance

The European Agency invites nominations for this year’s European Good Practice Awards, closing date for UK applicants is 17 September 2010. The Awards aim to demonstrate, by example, the benefits of...
European campaign on hazardous substances in MVR

During 2010 there is a European-wide campaign ‘Risk Assessment in the Use of Hazardous Substances’. This has been initiated by the Senior Labour Inspectors Committee (SLIC) that seeks to...
HSE Chair’s introduction and speech at the launch of European Campaign for Safe Maintenance

HSE Chair Judith Hackitt’s introduction and speech at the launch of European Campaign for Safe Maintenance, 21 June 2010 “Safe maintenance – a fundamental and integral element of every...
European safe maintenance drive launches in Britain

Maintenance is integral to running a safe and reliable operation. Good planning and having the right skills and tools to do the job minimises the risk to workers and the public in any task from...
European campaign launched – Focus on Safe Maintenance

The Health and Safety Executive, in partnership with the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA), the EEF and the TUC, launched the UK’s involvement in the Healthy Workplaces...
Speak Up, Stay Safe – British Safety Council campaign

A new campaign from the British Safety Council asks young people to take responsibility for their own health and safety. The campaign supports young people to feel confident talking to their work...
Gas Safe Register – Better Gas Safe than sorry

Dangerous gas work can be deadly, anyone employed to work on gas appliances in domestic premises must be Gas Safe registered and competent in that area of gas work. Only use a Gas Safe registered...

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