Today, IOSH is launching a major new campaign called No Time To Lose. The campaign aims to raise awareness about an issue which many people don’t know about – and that’s how much damage work–based carcinogens can cause. In the UK alone, almost 14,000 new cases of cancer caused by work are registered each year.…
HSE Local Exhaust Ventilation Webages have been revised and updated. New FAQ’s, case studies and resources have been added including a clip detailing what LEV is. Visit the revised LEV Website that also has an LEV calculator and training information.
Occupational disease is a big issue – a life-altering experience for some, a life-ending illness for others. HSE have launched new webpages to help create healthier and efficient workplaces. These pages include sections on occupational cancers and respiritory diseases. More information can be found on HSE’s Occupational Disease Webpages. More information on health topics specific…
Principal Contractor Lagan Ferrovial Costain (LFC) has nominated the Transport NI A8 Belfast to Larne dualling project as a BuildHealth Champion Site. BuildHealth, a health initiative developed by the Northern Ireland (NI) construction industry, is spearheaded by construction companies with support from the Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI), employer organisations and trade…
About Health and Safety Works NI Health and Safety Works NI, HSWNI, is the small business advisory service of the Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland. Our aim is help small businesses manage workplace health and safety by providing a free and confidential service, offering practical advice from a reliable and trusted source…
12 March 2014 1:00 pm Location: University of Ulster, Jordanstown Campus HSENI and ICE Expert Health & Safety Panel invite you to a seminar which will provide essential information for Designers, CDM-C and Contractors in the health and safety issues in Design, Build, Finance and Operate projects. The seminar will outline the roles and responsibilities…
News Article from the Safety and Health Practitioner The official magazine of IOSH Mesothelioma victims entitled to £123,000, DWP announces Thousands of sufferers of mesothelioma will be able to claim an average of £123,000 in compensation, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced The Government has increased this from the initial £115,000 that…
