Solutions from HSE

Most organisations collect some form of health and safety data. Most commonly it is used retrospectively to report on past performance and, in essence, describe what types of accident happened, where they happened, when and who was affected. But some of the higher value questions that are important to proactively manage health and safety require a more meaningful use of data, for example, why did it happen, when might it happen again and what do we do next if it does? ***Data-driven Health and Safety Management: Understanding Why, What and How to Measure*** is a one-day course which introduces the concept of data-driven insights and explores how to use data effectively to improve an organisation's health and safety outcomes. It covers how to collect data around known precursors of accidents and how to feed them into a structured analytic process. What past delegates say "Brilliant course, really given me things to think about" "Excellent course - really helpful information. Well presented" "I'll be looking more how we can apply data to our management system more than we do now" "Discussions were very useful" The following dates are available: 4 June 2024, Buxton 23 October 2024, London 10 to 11 December 2024, Live online £560 per person   Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e45wfscf

We are excited to announce that Health and Safety Executive will be joining us for the CIPD Annual Conference and Exhibition on 6-7 November 2024 at Manchester Central. HSE is Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety. They prevent work-related death, injury and ill health through regulatory actions that range from influencing behaviours across whole industry sectors through to targeted interventions on individual businesses. Secure your pass and be sure to visit them at stand D23 on the exhibition floor! 🎟️ https://lnkd.in/eBkDUVsf #CIPD #HSE

Learn how to safely control silica exposure with HSE. Silica is a natural substance found in many common construction products such as bricks and concrete. In the workplace these materials create dust when handled and some of this dust is fine enough to breathe deeply into the lungs and cause serious health problems. The fine dust is called respirable crystalline silica (RCS). Delivered by HSE occupational hygienists, our 'Controlling Exposures to Respirable Crystalline Silica' training course will introduce delegates to the exposure risks associated to working with silica and give an overview on the design and implementation of appropriate exposure control approaches, the role of exposure monitoring in managing RCS risk and real-world insights on barriers to achieving adequate risk control and common failings Find out more by reading our latest eBulletin: https://lnkd.in/eESB9ffE

Ready to enhance your workplace safety?🔐 Join HSM and Health and Safety Executive for an insightful webinar on "Building a Robust Safety Culture" for expert tips and strategies on creating a safer environment. Discover key insights on risk reduction and fostering a strong safety culture with proven techniques from top professionals. Don't miss out, Register today! 👉 https://lnkd.in/eEipWG_z #CPDWebinar #SafetyFirst #WorkplaceSafety

Join us at the CIPD Annual Conference and Exhibition at Manchester Central on 6 to 7 November 2024. Meet our team on-stand and find out how HSE can help your organisation comply with health and safety law, enhance its performance and ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of its workforce. Register for your free exhibition ticket here: https://lnkd.in/esAqtt3B

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) include injuries and conditions that can affect the back, joints and limbs. These can reduce a person’s quality of life and can be developed, or made worse, through work. Employers have a legal duty to manage the risk of MSDs in the workplace. HSE offers a number of training courses designed to equip employers and employee representatives with the knowledge to help recognise, assess and reduce MSD risks in their organisations. Read our latest eBulletin to find out more: https://lnkd.in/ecSxfBK7

New webinar alert! 📣 “Building a robust safety culture: Insights and strategies for success” Make sure you’ve signed up to Solutions from HSE’s free, knowledge-sharing webinar, which will be joined by industry experts - including James Bird, our head of strategic risk and behavioural safety at Kier Transportation, who will delve into the essential components of fostering a strong safety culture within an organisation. As part of our own works programme, we’ve been engaging with our people to improve safety culture across the business sustainably 👷👷♀️ So how exactly did we go about it? 🤔 James will be going into detail about this journey in his topic in the webinar called ‘Building Safety Culture in to a successful Health, Safety and Wellbeing Strategy’. 📅 The webinar takes place on 23 October at 10:30 – sign up today, you won’t want to miss it! Link is in the comments 👇

🌟 Last night, we had the honour of hosting Andrew Curran CBE for our Annual Lane Lecture at The University of Manchester. His insightful talk on “Delivering Occupational Health Research in Government: An Important Front Line Service?” was a resounding success! 🎓✨ We also enjoyed a wonderful networking session in the beautiful surroundings of the historic Samuel Alexander Building. 🏛️🤝 📽️ Recording coming soon... #OccupationalHealth #Research #UniversityOfManchester #LaneLecture

Hello Farnborough! If you're at Safety, Health & Wellbeing Live today or tomorrow, come along to the Health and Safety Executive stand and experience one of our Spotlight Seminars. We look forward to meeting you!

50 years ago today, The Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 came into force. The Act transformed the workplace in Great Britain. Resulting in far fewer people killed, injured, or made ill by work activity. The Act led to the creation of the Health and Safety Executive, on 1 January 1975.