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Major accident investigations: the aftermath Paul Hopkin considers how major incident investigations have moved from examining plant and equipment failures to consider safety culture and behaviour. Moving targets: dynamic risk assessment  Lucie Ponting and Jocelyn Dorrell look at how dynamic risk assessment can help employees manage risks as they arise. Barrington's concrete results This year, CEMEX UK's Safety Sword was handed to the Barrington cement plant and quarry - which has managed eight years with only one lost-time accident. Andrea Oates reports. Employee counselling: increasing performance  Richard Snowdon discusses the value that employee assistance programmes can bring to both employees and employers. Cases in point: stress  Lawrence Bamber reviews the most important common-law cases which have been brought to court as a result of poor stress risk management.

BEHAVIOURAL SAFETY

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.