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Welcome to this week’s e-newsletter, bringing you all the latest news from HealthandSafetyProfessional.co.uk.
A man who suffered post-traumatic stress after he saw his workmate die in an accident during construction of the new Wembley Stadium has lost his claim for compensation. Read why the High Court rejected his claim.
A recent survey has revealed a growing awareness of the potential impact of the corporate manslaughter legislation in relation to occupational road risk.
Do you check employees’ licences and servicing paperwork before letting them drive their own cars for work purposes? Vote here.
Last week’s results: Smoke-free vehicles Have you had problems enforcing the smoke-free regulations in work vehicles? Yes: 18% No: 46% The rule is unenforceable: 36%
A new question has been added to our community section: Refusal to work policy.
Share your knowledge with other users.
Best wishes,
Kellie Mundell, Community Editor Read my blog here >>
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Alarming regularity  From avoiding bad weather to ensuring a speedy roll call, Dennis Davis explains how to make sure your fire evacuation drills are effective in preparing staff for an emergency.
Fire safety: down to cases  Hilary Ross and Melissa Jones consider what employers can learn from some recent fire-related prosecutions.
Heads up  Sprinkler systems can minimise property damage and save lives but they must be properly maintained, says Stewart Kidd.
Location, location, location — the HSE moves northwest Howard Fidderman, Editor of Health and Safety Bulletin, reports on the relocation of the HSE — and looks at concerns that the closure of the HSE's London HQ will hamper the ability of the regulator to do its job.
Better health under construction  Lucie Ponting reports on how a government-sponsored initiative to improve health in construction has registered some notable successes. |
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Butterworths 7th Behavioural Safety and Leadership User Conference and Awards 2008 18 September 2008, Edgbaston Cricket Club, Birmingham
In association with Ryder Marsh Safety Ltd
This conference will allow H&S professionals to share best practice in human factors and behavioural safety and delegates will hear from both a managerial and line perspective on key behavioural safety issues. Click here for more information.
Behavioural Safety Best Practice Awards 2008
Have you implemented any behavioural safety processes or initiatives in place recently in your organisation? If so, you will be eligible to enter this acclaimed award. For more information, contact Emma Frith on 020 7400 2746. |

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