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Site Operating Procedures: Protecting Your Workforce
Construction sites operating during the Coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic need to ensure they are protecting their workforce and minimising the risk of spread of infection. This is the latest guidance to introduce consistent measures on sites of all sizes in line with the Government’s recommendations on social distancing.
Coronavirus guidance for employers and businesses
Want to know how to approach the Coronavirus pandemic in the workplace? This guide includes everything you need to know about working from home, sick pay, and what to do if staff contract the virus on site.
Guidance for households with possible Coronavirus infection
This guidance is for people with symptoms that may be caused by Coronavirus, and do not require hospital treatment, who must remain at home until they are well and for those living in households with someone showing symptoms.
Coronavirus advice
Download this guide for advice on how to avoid contracting and spreading Coronavirus and what to do if you are showing symptoms.
Display Screen Equipment (DSE) risk assessment
The Health and Safety DSE Regulations 1992 requires employers to protect their employees from the hazards of working with display screens. To meet their requirements the employer must carry out a risk assessment. Download our risk assessment template.
Display Screen Equipment (DSE) workstation checklist
For employees working from home, this handy checklist will help to develop a safer, more comfortable workstation.
Home working policy
This policy is for businesses with staff working from home to help to limit the growth of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus hand wash guide
The NHS has issued hand wash posters which act as a guide for employees, and which you can display in your workplace.
What injuries are RIDDOR reportable?
Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations are required to be completed in all workplaces in the event of an incident.
Hand-arm vibration at work - what are the risks?
Hand-arm vibration syndrome, or HAVS, is a preventable condition caused by excessive or continuous exposure to vibration.
Do I need health surveillance for my employees?
Health surveillance may be a legal requirement if your staff are subjected to potential hazards. Even if it's not mandatory for your business, there are many benefits to introducing health surveillance policies to your workforce.
Workshop health and safety poster for staff
There are a number of potential hazards in a high-risk environment such as a workshop. Ensure your staff are aware and adhering to safe systems of work with our downloadable health and safety checklist.
Health and safety in the office poster for staff
The office may seem like a low risk environment, but there are still a number of health and safety risks staff need to be aware of. Download our poster to ensure team members are informed and effectively able to manage any potential risks.
Health and safety poster for staff
Make sure your staff are aware of the health and safety risks in the office and the actions they can take to reduce these risks.
Mobile and lone workers
Health and safety for remote and lone workers is no less important than those on the main site. When assessing the risk of lone and mobile workers, you should consider whether a task is safe to be conducted alone, in addition to general health and safety checks. Find out more about what is required.
A safety guide to display screen equipment
Every business has a legal responsibility under the Display Screen Equipment Regulations (amended 2002), to ensure specific safety of display screen equipment and working environment for their employees. Are you up to speed on what you need to do? Check out our latest guide.
Health and safety on the farm
A farm represents a unique set of challenges from a health and safety perspective. Download this guide to to understand the challenges - and how to overcome them.
Fire extinguishers - the lowdown
Not sure what fire extinguishers you need in your business environment? Download this guide to find out what you need to know about these crucial instruments.
Health and safety in the office
Health and safety needs to be considered in all types of working environments - even the office. Download this guide to find out everything you need to know about health and safety in office environments.
Your guide to fire safety
Everything you need to know about fire safety in the workplace is found in this bitesize guide.Book an Appointment
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