Source: HSE HSE and local authorities use a range and mixture of regulatory interventions to improve the management of health and safety risks.The document Regulation of health and safety at work explains the main features of our regulatory approach, including…
Source: HSE The Explosives Regulations 2014 will come into force on 1 October 2014, and the Approved Code of Practice to the Manufacture and Storage of Explosives Regulations 2005 will be withdrawn. The Approved Code of Practice and guidance in L139…
Source: HSE Order picking can be defined as the retrieval of stock keeping units from a warehouse according to a pick list generated from a customer order prior to the despatch of the completed order to the customer. There is…
Source: Gov.UK The National Crime Agency alerted the public to protect their computers against malicious software that could cost them millions of pounds.
Source: Moving on Blog The updated voluntary Code of Practice for sporting events in England or Wales is available on the Traffic Commissioners’ web pages on GOV.UK. If you carry passengers to these events, you’ll need to review the guidelines because…
Source: Gov.uk It is planned that the Computer Misuse Act 1990 will be amended to “to ensure sentences for attacks on computer systems fully reflect the damage they cause” Read more:
Source: HSE A risk assessment for using a tape measure and written guidance for walking up stairs – these are just two of the bizarre actions that some companies mistakenly believe are necessary. These absurd steps were typical of several…
Source: ICO The ICO has published new guidance on ‘The right to recorded information and requests for documents’. The guidance provides advice on how to deal with FOI requests for specific documents, and types of documents. It also includes advice on…
Do you handle dangerous substances or are you planning to expand your operations increasing the use of dangerous substances? The Control of Major Accident Hazards regulations (COMAH) may apply to your site. Learn about whether COMAH applies to your site…
SOURCE: HSE The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has overhauled its guidance for working at height, setting out in clear, simple terms what to do and what not to do – and debunking common myths that can confuse and mislead…