A workbook for employers, unions, safety representatives and safety professionals.

Health and safety in engineering workshops describes how most serious and frequent hazards arise, how to assess the risks involved, and how to eliminate or control them.

This revised edition of one of HSE’s most popular guides is mainly for leaders, owners, trustees and line managers.

‘Reducing Error And Influencing Behaviour’ examines human factors and how they can affect workplace health and safety.

It is important that risks to those being cared for, and to their care workers, are sensibly and proportionately managed in ways that respect their rights, freedoms and dignity.

This resource will aid you with your legal duty to reduce the risk of industry during manual handling by employees.

This resource will aid you with your legal duty to consult and involve their employees on health and safety matters.

This resource explains employers’ legal duties to assess risks associated with shift work.

This booklet has been prepared to help the owners and managers of small and medium sized enterprises to control health risks arising from work. It is based on information and experience gained by the Health and Safety Executive, and actual case studies are used to illustrate particular points. Management needs to be competent to deal effectively with occupational health risks.

Health and safety in the workplace are the number one concern of most businesses, yet still deaths and injuries occur. ISO 45001 sets the minimum standard of practice to protect employees worldwide.