Recently I came across an article in the latest issue of ‘Health and safety at work’ written by Mike Slater. the article really did ‘hit the spot’ providing information about common misconceptions regarding CoSHH assessments. I have taken slices from this article and highlighted the points that I felt were most important.
We all know the hassle of hoovering the house, a seemingly endless job which only results in the same having to be done the next day. Now take your mind away from your living room, and onto Russia’s largest aircraft carrier – The Kuznetsov. The deck of this ship spans over 1000ft and is the jewel in Putin’s military force.
The most common causes of house fires in the uk…
A chemical fire at a large pharmaceutical company in Manchester has resulted in a giant wall of foam heading down the canal. The foam wall spans 98ft, a spokesman for the business claims the chemical fire was started by ‘unspecified chemicals’. The fire was believed to have started at around 4.15pm on the 5th April.
Over the years, a number of stories have erupted online surrounding over zealous rules made by employers or business owners, all in the name of Health and Safety. Using health and safety as an excuse to enforce a rule is a lazy smokescreen tactic and it has dampened the industries reputation for many years. Veering people away from the actual purpose of the industry, to prevent injury, illness and save lives in the workplace.
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