Vomiting Larry - A demonstration and explanation from his creator Solutions from HSE 2013-01-24 | Vomiting Larry has been developed by Catherine Makison-Booth of the Health and Safety Laboratory. He is a simulated, humanoid vomiting system whose purpose is to help with research into Norovirus and other infections involving projectile vomiting. www.hsl.gov.uk
2024 ASR launch video Solutions from HSE 2024-10-09 | 'Turbo Talks': HSE's 2024 Annual Science Review Our 5 minute 'Turbo Talks' video features HSE scientists talking about the ways our science and evidence is being used to help everyone lead safer and healthier lives. Topics include their work featured in this year's Annual Science Review:This year’s focus is on the role played by our scientist and engineers in delivering forensic incident investigation activities and providing expert evidence used by courts to secure justice. For more information download the 2024 Annual Science Review here: hse.gov.uk/research/content/science-review-2024.pdf
HSE British Science Week Seminar 2024 Solutions from HSE 2024-05-23 | HSE 2024 British Science Week Seminar recordingHear HSE scientists talking about the ways our science and evidence is being used to help everyone lead safer and healthier lives. Topics include:FlyZero: enabling industry to innovate safely in the move to net zero: supporting the safe potential introduction of liquefied hydrogen fuel for net zero commercial flightsSilica: reducing work-related ill health: improving workplace exposure measurements for respirable crystalline silicaHigher-risk buildings: increasing and maintaining trust to ensure people feel safe where they live, where they work and in their environment: the science and evidence supporting the Building Safety Regulator, focusing on higher-risk buildingsFor more information on these case studies download the Annual Science Review: hse.gov.uk/research/content/science-review-2023.pdf
2024 Annual Science Review Trailer Three Solutions from HSE 2024-04-18 | HSE’s Chief Scientific Advisor, Andrew Curran, briefly introduces the range of work we carry out supporting HSE with robust science and evidence. To find out more about our scientist, engineers and analysts see the articles and case studies in our 2024 Annual Science Review.hse.gov.uk/research/content/science-review-2024.pdf
HSE 2024 Annual Science Review Trailer One Solutions from HSE 2024-04-18 | HSE’s Chief Scientific Advisor, Andrew Curran sheds light on the pivotal role of science, engineering and analysis in maintaining Britain's safety standards. From fostering innovation to supporting the move towards Net Zero, our work spans diverse areas, including pioneering research on multi-fuel activities like hydrogen integration. For more information on how HSE’s science and evidence is ensuring safety, trust, and innovation thrive in every workplace and community, download our 2024 Annual Science Review: hse.gov.uk/research/content/science-review-2024.pdf
2024 Annual Science Review trailer two Solutions from HSE 2024-04-18 | HSE’s Chief Scientific Advisor, Andrew Curran briefly introduces the role played by our scientist and engineers in delivering forensic incident investigation activities and providing expert evidence used by courts to secure justice.For more information on the robust scientific evidence that underpins HSE's regulatory activities have a look at the case studies in our 2024 Annual Science Review.hse.gov.uk/research/content/science-review-2024.pdf
WHEC Seminar Occupational noise induced hearing loss Solutions from HSE 2024-04-05 | Workplace Expert Health Committee (WHEC) seminar: The likely prevalence of occupational noise induced hearing loss across British industryAround 1 in 5 of British workers are exposed to noise that could damage hearing.We know little about the current prevalence of occupational noise induced hearing loss in Britain.Much has changed in British workplaces since the late 1990s, particularly in relation to better noise control measures in workplaces and more extensive use of hearing protectors by workers. However, there are also new sources of noise, including the use of telephone headsets in call centers and other situations and in-ear devices used by the police.HSE approached WHEC to help identify sources of data that could inform future actions. HSE would like to have a better understanding of the likely prevalence (both current and future) of occupational NIHL across British industry.Read the report: The likely prevalence of occupational noise induced hearing loss across British industry - WHEC-19 (2023) (PDF): hse.gov.uk/research/assets/docs/whec/whec-19.pdfSpeakers:John Cherrie is Emeritus Professor of Human Health at Heriot Watt University and former Research Director at the Institute of Occupational Medicine in Edinburgh. He has been an exposure scientist since 1979, in a wide range of research and teaching. John is a member of the WHEC and the Industrial Injuries Advisory Council. He has carried out several research projects to estimate the prevalence of workplace morbidity and mortality.Dr Paul Litchfield is Independent Chief Medical Adviser to ITV & Compass Group and visiting Professor to Coventry University.
Workplace Health Expert Committee (WHEC) seminar 24 January 2024 Solutions from HSE 2024-02-12 | Assessment of the strength of evidence underpinning the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) reclassification of welding fume as carcinogenic to humans.IARC reviewed the data on the carcinogenicity of welding fume. HSE requested the opinion of WHEC on the strength of the evidence, particularly on whether a distinction should be made between fumes from different types of metal or different processes.WHEC concluded that all welding fumes cause lung cancer and possibly kidney cancer, and that it is not possible to identify specific welding processes or base metals that give rise to this risk.Read the full WHEC evidence review paper on the dedicated webpage: hse.gov.uk/research/workplace-health-expert-committee.htm
Data-driven Health and Safety Management Solutions from HSE 2023-11-10 | The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) have developed a new one-day training 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. The course covers how to collect data around known precursors of accidents and how to feed it into a structured analytic process.Find out more: solutions.hse.gov.uk/health-and-safety-training-courses/data-driven-health-and-safety-management
Human Cough Simulator: Face mask and shield Solutions from HSE 2023-06-08 | High-speed backlit video of the Human Cough Simulator in the HSE Science and Research Centre laboratory: cough with a face mask and with a face shield.Using a human cough simulator and high speed back-lit video to visualise the aerosol dispersion, scientists and photographers at HSE’s Science and Research Centre determined if cough related interventions reduce environmental contamination. Find out more:Simulating the Environmental Spread of SARS-CoV-2 via Cough and the Effect of Personal Mitigations journal article: mdpi.com/2076-2607/10/11/2241HSE Annual Science Review 2022 case study: hse.gov.uk/research/content/science-review-2022.pdf#page=25
Human Cough Simulator: Elbow interventions Solutions from HSE 2023-06-08 | High-speed backlit video of the Human Cough Simulator in the HSE Science and Research Centre laboratory: cough with a sleeved and un-sleaved elbow.Using a human cough simulator and high speed back-lit video to visualise the aerosol dispersion, scientists and photographers at HSE’s Science and Research Centre determined if cough related interventions reduce environmental contamination. Find out more:Simulating the Environmental Spread of SARS-CoV-2 via Cough and the Effect of Personal Mitigations journal article: mdpi.com/2076-2607/10/11/2241HSE Annual Science Review 2022 case study: hse.gov.uk/research/content/science-review-2022.pdf#page=25
Human Cough Simulator: Cough hand interventions Solutions from HSE 2023-06-08 | High-speed backlit video of the Human Cough Simulator in the HSE Science and Research Centre laboratory: cough with a hand and hand with tissue.Using a human cough simulator and high speed back-lit video to visualise the aerosol dispersion, scientists and photographers at HSE’s Science and Research Centre determined if cough related interventions reduce environmental contamination. Find out more:Simulating the Environmental Spread of SARS-CoV-2 via Cough and the Effect of Personal Mitigations journal article: mdpi.com/2076-2607/10/11/2241HSE Annual Science Review 2022 case study: hse.gov.uk/research/content/science-review-2022.pdf#page=25
Human Cough Simulator: Un-mitigated cough Solutions from HSE 2023-06-08 | High-speed backlit video of the Human Cough Simulator in the HSE Science and Research Centre laboratory: Un-mitigated coughUsing a human cough simulator and high speed back-lit video to visualise the aerosol dispersion, scientists and photographers at HSE’s Science and Research Centre determined if cough related interventions reduce environmental contamination. Find out more:Simulating the Environmental Spread of SARS-CoV-2 via Cough and the Effect of Personal Mitigations journal article: mdpi.com/2076-2607/10/11/2241HSE Annual Science Review 2022 case study: hse.gov.uk/research/content/science-review-2022.pdf#page=25
Discovering Safety: Using Data and New Analytical Techniques to Improve Health and Safety Outcomes Solutions from HSE 2023-05-24 | Imagine a world where no one dies as a consequence of work. Where accidents can be better understood and therefore prevented.Using data can help this vision become reality.Discovering Safety works with partners to improve global health and safety performance using HSE data supplemented with data from industry stakeholders, including an annual 175,000 HSE inspection and investigation reports. This data can be used to inform and protect industry.Discovering Safety started in 2018 and has 18 key partners, over 86,000 followers and has published 30 scientific reports across 6 key workstreams. The programme has 250 key stakeholders across 21 countries and is working with industry to improve global health and safety performance.Find out how to get involved at www.discoveringsafety.com
Annual Science Review 2023 Launch Seminar Solutions from HSE 2023-05-12 | Hear from HSE’s scientists and engineers as they present 5 minute ‘Turbo Talks’ on their work featured in this year’s Annual Science Review which illustrates how HSE uses science and evidence to protect people and places, helping everyone lead safer and healthier lives. This includes:Enable industry to innovate safely to prevent major incidents, supporting the move to net zero:Enabling safe deployment of lithium-ion batteries for storage and use of net zero energy. Speaker: Jonathan BustonDeveloping the evidence base to underpin the safety of hydrogen vehicles in tunnels: HyTunnel-CS. Speaker: Wayne RattiganReducing work-related ill health:The PROTECT COVID-19 National Core Study research, legacy, preparedness Speaker: Yiqun Chen.Modern decontamination interventions may help to control SARS-CoV-2 transmission Speaker Claire BaileyProtecting angle grinder users from ill health caused by noise and vibration Speaker: Antonia HawkerIncrease and maintain trust to ensure people feel safe where they live, where they work and in their environment:Authorisation of first UK application of a pesticide using a drone. Speaker: Bryn BircherMaintaining GB’s record as one of the safest countries to work in:The robust scientific evidence that underpins HSE's regulatory activities. Speaker: Michael HemingwayDownload the Annual Science Review here: hse.gov.uk/research/content/science-review-2023.pdf
WHEC Seminar - Work Related Suicide: An Evidence Review Solutions from HSE 2022-12-20 | This video is a recording of a November 2022 seminar presented by HSE's Workplace Health Expert Committee on evidence about work-related suicide. It is introduced by Prof. Andrew Curran HSE's Chief Scientific Adviser.solutions.hse.gov.uk/resources/hse-science-and-research-publications
HSE: Reducing back pain risk when driving for work Solutions from HSE 2022-11-21 | How whole body vibration that causes back pain can be reduced by making sure you set up the seat correctly in your work vehicle.The video shows how to set up a seat in a work vehicle to reduce the risk of whole body vibration; whole body vibration can lead to back pain. Making sure your seat is set up so you reduce vibration from the vehicle to your body is an important task each time you start using a new vehicle. Travelling over uneven roads, particularly at speed, can increase your exposure to whole body vibration.The video also explains how vibration can be transferred from the vehicle to your body.solutions.hse.gov.uk
WHEC Seminar: Evaluating interventions in work-related ill health and disease. October 2022 Solutions from HSE 2022-11-04 | The prevention of disease and ill health caused by adverse factors at work will often require interventions to reduce the level of exposure to harm. Evaluating the effectiveness of interventions is essential to enable confidence that they have had the desired effect, to understand any benefits gained and whether they have caused any unintended harm. Interventions and their evaluation are more straightforward where a single agent (e.g. asbestos) is responsible for one or more clearly defined outcomes (e.g. mesothelioma or lung cancer), but are more complex in circumstances where ill health is the outcome of multiple possible environmental factors in and outside work. This seminar outlines intervention principles to address such complexity and the research that underpins it. Read the full evidence review paper: hse.gov.uk/research/assets/docs/whec/whec-17.pdf
HSE Hearing Protection demonstration Solutions from HSE 2022-10-31 | Maintaining your hearing protection and wearing it correctly with other Personal Protective Equipment makes a difference to the level of noise you are exposed to at work.But, what can reduce the performance of your hearing protection? Noise Level at the ear (approximately):No Hearing Protection – 87dB(A)Effective Hearing Protection – 70dB(A)Hearing Protection with a stretched head band – 83dB(A)Hearing Protection with damaged seals – 83dB(A)Hearing Protection worn with safety glasses not designed to be used with hearing protection – 83dB(A)Hearing Protection worn with safety goggles not designed to be used with hearing protection – 82dB(A)Hearing Protection worn with a ‘face mask’ – 76dB(A)Hearing Protection worn with a woolly hat – 82dB(A)solutions.hse.gov.uk
Invitation from Chris Austin for free HSE webinar Solutions from HSE 2022-10-12 | Chris Austin, Head of Training and Events at HSE, invites you to this free webinar on 18 October 2022.Promoting Good Mental Health in the Workplace: Using risk management resources from HSE including a new qualification and training offer developed with NEBOSH.solutions.hse.gov.uk/health-and-safety-training-courses/promoting-good-mental-health-in-the-workplace-using-risk-management-resources-from-hse-including-a-new-qualification-and-training-offer-developed-with-nebosh?cg=30455
NEBOSH HSE Certificate in Managing Stress at Work Solutions from HSE 2022-10-11 | The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and NEBOSH have jointly developed a new one-day qualification aimed at helping you and your organisation reduce one of the biggest causes of work-related ill health; stress.The course aims to identify and reduce workplace stressors in order to create a positive, healthier workplace. Find out more: solutions.hse.gov.uk/health-and-safety-training-courses/nebosh-hse-certificate-in-managing-stress-at-work
Invitation to a free HSE Webinar from Jen Webster Solutions from HSE 2022-09-29 | An invitation to a free webinar from HSE on 'Promoting Good Mental Health in the Workplace'Register here solutions.hse.gov.uk/health-and-safety-training-courses/promoting-good-mental-health-in-the-workplace-using-risk-management-resources-from-hse-including-a-new-qualification-and-training-offer-developed-with-nebosh?cg=30455
Fundamentals of Hydrogen training from HSE Solutions from HSE 2022-09-22 | The 'Fundamentals of Hydrogen’ is a one-day training course based on HSE’s twenty years of experimental hydrogen safety research and is designed for those working with hydrogen so that they can understand how it may behave differently to incumbent fuels and how they might need to engineer for those differences.Visit our course information page to find out more: solutions.hse.gov.uk/hse-health-and-safety-training-courses/fundamentals-of-hydrogen
HSE Annual Science Review Seminar 2022 Solutions from HSE 2022-07-01 | A human cough simulator to test face shield protection, reducing the risk of COVID-19 to delivery drivers, gas explosion tests in a life size replica house, some of the studies HSE scientists have completed in the last 12 months, hear our scientists talk about their work in this seminar based on HSE’s Annual Science Review. HSE's 2022 Annual Science Review uses real life work cases, and focuses on the science and evidence being used to protect people and places, helping everyone lead safer and healthier lives.View and download the review here: hse.gov.uk/research/review.htm
HSE Manual Handling for Assessors training course Solutions from HSE 2022-06-22 | Principal HSE Ergonomist Matthew Birtles, provides an insight into the Manual Handling for Assessors training course.Poor manual handling is a major cause of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). This course will equip you with the knowledge to recognise, assess and reduce manual handling risks in your organisation.As one of the leading causes of occupational ill health, preventing new MSDs is a key priority for HSE.Find out more here: solutions.hse.gov.uk/health-and-safety-training-courses/manual-handling-for-assessors-(including-nebosh-hse-certificate-in-manual-handling-risk-assessment)?cg=25923
Trailer for Health and Safety Executive (HSE) Annual Science Review 2022 Solutions from HSE 2022-06-09 | This is the second of our Annual Science Reviews which describes work that has been completed by HSE’s scientists and engineers during a continuing global pandemic.HSE scientists and policy makers work together to explore new ground; understand what works; why it works; the possible consequences; what willwork best; and provide assurance and continuity.For more information and to view the HSE Annual Science Review 2022 please go to: hse.gov.uk/research
An Invitation From Harjit Tiara to HSEs MSD Webinar Solutions from HSE 2022-05-27 | Musculoskeletal Disorders: Managing the Risk of Manual Handling and Display Screen Equipment for Workers on Site or Working From HomeNew! Free webinar from HSE! Register hereHosted by Health and Safety Matters, 22 June 2022 at 10:30amThe world of work is constantly changing and adapting but the pandemic has made adaption necessary for many organisations. In this new normal, organisations must remain mindful of MSD risks and take ongoing action to monitor and manage them. This strong focus on worker health and safety, in turn, benefits organisational performance.To help to inform employers, we are proud to announce a free webinar on how to effectively manage the risk of MSDs in your workplace and protect your home workers. This hour-long event will feature experts from HSE including HM Health and Safety Inspectors and our Principal Ergonomist to discuss current guidance and principles and give some practical examples of where the right, proportionate approach has worked well. We'll be taking questions during the webinar and NEBOSH and TSO will join us to highlight official resources, products and services that can help you to identify and reduce risk of injury.Register here:https://events.streamgo.live/musculoskeletal-disorders-managing-the-risk-of-manual-handling-and-display-screen-equipment-for-workers-on-site-or-working-from-home/register
Introduction to Discovering Safety Solutions from HSE 2022-02-24 | Discovering Safety is a programme of work that aims to provide insights and data-driven approaches to health and safety problems in order to improve health and safety performance globally. In this introductory video you'll find out about how we do that, and how you can benefit from the knowledge we are gaining. To find out more about the programme visit: discoveringsafety.com
Introduction to the Health and Safety Executives National Population Database Tool Solutions from HSE 2022-02-11 | The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) National Population Database (NPD) is a unique Geographical Information System dataset that enables demographic analysis in any location in Great Britain. Visit solutions.hse.gov.uk and click on Data-driven Insights where you’ll find a link to the portal and more information.By intelligently estimating the population of any Great Britain location at any time of day or night the NPD can help to minimise risks to your employees, assets and the general public. For example, the NPD can be used to minimise the risk associated with major building works by construction or utilities companies; to enable telecoms providers to optimally position mobile communications masts; to provide transport companies with traffic management modelling capabilities; or to give businesses confidence in emergency resilience or disaster recovery planning.
Join HSE specialists for a free Hydrogen Materials Webinar Solutions from HSE 2021-11-30 | Sign up for your free place now: https://events.streamgo.live/hydrogen-the-role-of-engineering-materials-in-achieving-a-safe-net-zero/registerHSE Research and Consultancy is hosting another webinar in its series on hydrogen safety, this time looking at the role of engineering materials.For over 20 years we’ve been researching the safety of both gaseous and liquid hydrogen and we advise government and industry on how to manage hydrogen risk safely.
HSEs Future Flight with Kate Jeffrey Solutions from HSE 2021-10-06 | HSE's Safe Net Zero solutions integrate health and safety into the development and deployment of the new and novel technologies underpinning the UK's decarbonisation activities. Find out more here: hsl.gov.uk/what-we-do/safe-net-zero
Hydrogen Safety Webinar Invitation with Kate Jeffrey Solutions from HSE 2021-07-27 | Join HSE's Kate Jeffrey at our Hydrogen Safety Webinar on 29 July 2021.
Hydrogen Safety Webinar invitation with Stuart Hawksworth Solutions from HSE 2021-07-21 | Join us at the free Hydrogen Safety Webinar on 29 July 2021. Book your place now by visiting: https://events.streamgo.live/hse-hydrogen-webinar/register
Discovering Safety Technical Showcase – Loss of Containment Insights Solutions from HSE 2021-07-07 | Across the process industries, a key focus is on maintaining primary containment. Primary containment refers to keeping flammable and toxic materials inside plant items such as vessels, tanks and pipework. Loss of primary containment can result in fires, explosions and toxic releases with the potential to harm workers, the offsite public and the environment. The Buncefield explosion and fires in 2005 resulted from a Loss of Containment (LoC) due to the overfilling of a fuel storage tank. Fortunately, in this case there were no fatalities, but the incident caused an estimated £1Bn of damage to the economy.Smaller LoC events and those where no harm occurred are considered precursor events to major accidents. We investigate and record a wide range of LoC events together with their causation and circumstances to extract knowledge and learning.One of our aims is to provide the process industry with better intelligence with which to improve standards. The approach has been to examine HSE’s own regulatory data and at the same time consult in detail with industry stakeholders. Read more at: discoveringsafety.com/works/loss-containment-insights-project
Discovering Safety Technical Showcase – Severity Scanner Solutions from HSE 2021-07-05 | Ran Merkazy from Lloyd's Register presents this key project from Discovering Safety. Severity Scanner is a tool that organisations can use as a machine-learning solution to RIDDOR incident reporting. Thousands of reports can be assessed in minutes with a 94% accuracy. For more information on this tool and how to get involved in the programme visit:discoveringsafety.com
Discovering Safety Technical Showcase – Overview Solutions from HSE 2021-07-05 | An introduction to the Discovering Safety Technical Showcase by Dr Helen Balmforth, Programme Director. The Showcase is a playlist of videos that present innovative projects by experts within the programme. Discovering Safety aims to provide insights and data-driven approaches to health and safety problems in order to improve health and safety performance globally. To find out more about the programme visit: discoveringsafety.com
Discovering Safety technical showcase – Leading Indicators Solutions from HSE 2021-07-05 | If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got.When looking at data-driven health and safety in smart organisations, our view is that the easy wins have probably been made and if we want to deliver further improvements using data intelligently, then it's a case of looking to do things a bit differently.In this video Steve Naylor, Senior Scientist in HSE’s Science Division, Data Analytics team, takes us through some of the portfolio of projects in the Discovering Safety data innovations workstream. How we see the challenge facing us, what we're looking to achieve, some of the ways in which we see health and safety as a practice changing, then a deeper dive into some of the individual project work, both completed and planned.https://www.discoveringsafety.com/get...
Discovering Safety Technical Showcase – Innovations Solutions from HSE 2021-07-05 | Innovations work stream on the Discovering Safety research programmeUsing routine health and safety datasets in new ways has a role to play in delivering continuous improvements in health and safety performance.This presentation by Steve Naylor, Scientific Lead in Discovering Safety, explores some of the ways in which the programme is looking to achieve this with reference to its innovations work stream.discoveringsafety.com/get-involved
Discovering Safety Technical Showcase – RIDDOR Text Analysis Tool Solutions from HSE 2021-07-05 | Emrah Inan, Paul Thompson and Sophia Ananiadou (Manchester University) and Tim Yates (Health and Safety Executive) introduce a new semantic search system that has the potential to boost safety planning on construction sites. Based on the accident reports submitted to HSE under the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR) 2013 it uses natural language processing and machine learning to perform semantic searching on accident and incident textual data. The tool is available at: http://www.nactem.ac.uk/hse
Discovering Safety Technical Showcase – Construction Risk Library Solutions from HSE 2021-07-05 | Carlos Osorio Sandoval (The University of Manchester) and Zane Ulhaq (Health and Safety Executive and Atkins Global) talk us through this new tool for the Construction sector which integrates health and safety information into Building Information Modelling (BIM) tools, giving access to information on the best ways to mitigate risks in the design and planning phase of construction. Find out more and how to get involved at: discoveringsafety.com/works/construction-risk-library-project
HSE Science and Research Centre Solutions from HSE 2021-06-28 | The HSE Science and Research Centre is the most comprehensive facility in the world dedicated to the investigation and research of health and safety science.It's a true national asset and is the main home of HSE's Science Division - 380 scientists, engineers, occupational health and hygiene specialists and support professionals working together to provide the research and evidence that HSE requires to underpin its regulatory activities, protect people and places and make Great Britain one of the safest places in the world to work and do business.Not only does the science and research we perform support HSE in its role as an evidence-based, world-class regulator, our combination of scientific expertise, real-world experience and knowledge of the regulatory landscape also helps wider government and industry to solve the health, safety and wellbeing challenges of their everyday work, as well as in times of crisis.It also makes us unrivalled in our ability to assist both public and private sector organisations to research and safely enable the products, processes and innovative technologies of the future.Find out more: solutions.hse.gov.uk/about-us
HSEs Free Risk Management Webinar Solutions from HSE 2021-05-14 | Join @SolutionsfromHSE and @neboshofficial at the free Risk Management Webinar on 25 May 2021. Book your place now by visiting: https://events.streamgo.live/HSE-managing-risk/register
HSEs Annual Science Review 2021 Seminar Solutions from HSE 2021-05-14 | Watch a seminar on HSE’s 2021 Annual Science Review ‘COVID19: Collaboration in a time of crisis’ to hear more about the impact our science has had. As well as hearing about our PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) Technical Team in support of the COVID-19 pandemic response, our scientists will briefly introduce you to their work supporting the UK target to achieve net zero emissions, and the evidence supporting an award winning campaign that reduced the risk of Legionnaires’ disease outbreaks.This year as well as showcasing our scientists, engineers and analysts and the work they do to support HSE and our commercial stakeholders, we are also featuring the work we have done to support the UK Government’s emergency response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read the full review here: www.hsl.gov.uk/news_items/hse's-annual-science-review-2021
HSEs Annual Science Review Launch 2021 Solutions from HSE 2021-04-27 | HSE's 2021 Annual Science Review ‘Covid 19: Collaboration in a time of crisis' reflects on the scientific achievements, awards, and publications over the year, including specialist staff roles.
Risk Management Webinar Invitation Solutions from HSE 2021-04-20 | Join us at the free Risk Management Webinar on 25 May 2021. Book your place now by visiting: https://events.streamgo.live/HSE-managing-risk/register
How to create an account in the HSE Stress Indicator Tool Solutions from HSE 2021-01-13 | Industry experts at HSE have developed and produced an online Stress Indicator Tool (SIT) that measures the attitudes and perceptions of employees towards work-related stress. books.hse.gov.uk/Stress-Indicator-Tool
How to analyse the results using the HSE MSD Online Assessment Tool Solutions from HSE 2020-09-15 | This video provides an overview of how to analyse the results once an MSD assessment has been completed. For more information visit - books.hse.gov.uk/MSD-Assessment-Tool
Matt Birtles, Principal Ergonomics Consultant at The Health and Safety Executive - Overview of MSDs Solutions from HSE 2020-09-07 | Matthew Birtles has been a practising ergonomist for 13 years. His work at HSE has spanned various industries and topics. He also co-authored and presents, material on MSD training for HSE inspectors. Here he talks about Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) as an introduction to the new HSE MSD Tool which incorporates the MAC, RAPP and ART Tools.
Buncefield, Gordon Macdonald from The Health and Safety Executive Solutions from HSE 2020-08-13 | Gordon Macdonald from The Health and Safety Executive talking about the Buncefield Incident and Investigation and how this links to COMAH Regulations
