Search results Persons Not Employed In Maintenance Hazard Identification & Preliminary Survey Persons not employed in maintenance work Maintenance work may give rise to risks to other persons, such as when work is carried out above members of the general public, building occupiers or neighbours,... E22-persons-not-employed-in Risk Assessments Specialist/Specific Processes, Risks and Components High pressure and ultra high pressure water jetting Risk assessments A risk assessment should be carried out for each UHP water jetting operation . Where.reasonably practicable, automatic jetting systems... E24-pressure-risk-assessments Summary of the problem Vibration Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome Summary of the problem Workers whose hands are regularly exposed to excessive vibration may suffer from several kinds of injury to the hands and arms, including impaired blood circulation and damage to the nerves and muscles... C4-summary-of-problem References Working On The Railways References Legislation The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 The Railway and Other Guided Systems (Safety) Regs 2006 The Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations... E25-references A - Health and Safety Management HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT Health and safety, like any other aspect of a business needs to be managed in a systematic manner. Getting organised and being able to demonstrate that a company has in place some simple arrangements for managing key issues can address... A-health-and-safety-management Moving the MEWP Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs) Moving the MEWP When moving the MEWP, the operator should: plan a route that avoids obstructions and where possible constantly scan the area around the MEWP for obstructions... E12-moving-the-mewp What the Law Requires Managing Health and Safety in a Construction Business What the Law Requires Historically, it has been the employer of the persons who are carrying out the work who has had to take the main responsibility for their health and safety. This has not changed. However,... a1-what-the-law-requires Workshop Machinery and equipment Site Logistics and Planning Site workshops and offices Off-site offices will be subject to the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations. The Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations although not legally applicable to site workshops and offices... a2-workshop-machinery-and-equipment Administrative Arrangements Site Logistics and Planning Administrative arrangements The following written notifications may be required: To the area office of the Health and Safety Executive: The Client is responsible for giving notification by completing the F10 online . Any of the... a2-administrative-arrangements Introduction Managing Health and Safety in a Construction Business Introduction Health and safety, like any other aspect of a business needs to be managed in a systematic manner. Getting organised and being able to demonstrate that a company has in place some simple arrangements... a1-introduction 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
