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Manual Handling Policy

Manual handling is something not to be ignored in the workplace, as it equates to a third of workplace injuries – affecting over a million people per year and costing the economy a staggering £5.7 billion! This guide from DeltaNet looks at the importance of having a policy in place, and what makes a good one.

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Manual Handling in the Workplace

Manual handling is a common part of day-to-day work for many jobs, but there are risks involved. This guide from DeltaNet looks at what manual handling actually means in the workplace, and why it can be such a big problem.

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How is a Manual Handling Risk Assessment Carried Out?

Risk assessments should be part of the daily routine for employers in order to keep their staff members safe. This guide from DeltaNet explains the important of risk assessments, and how they should be carried out.

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Examples of Manual Handling Injuries

Manual handling injuries are all too common in the workplace. This guide from DeltaNet looks at three real life examples of how people have suffered from injuries acquired from manual handling tasks, and looks at how they could be avoided.

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What is the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999?

The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations (MHSWR) 1999 is a key piece of health and safety regulation in the UK. MHSWR compliments the health and safety regulations stated in the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, and therefore it is best to comply with both of these laws in conjunction.

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What is the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974?

The Health and Safety at Work etc. Act (HSWA) 1974 is a significant piece of health and safety legislation in the UK. HSWA holds employers, employees and contractors responsible for compliance with health and safety, so it is essential to keep up to date with all of its provisions.

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What is the Effect of Lead in Water on Water Safety?

The effect of lead in water is significant on water safety. It can lead to the buildup of lead within the body which creates fatal health problems, especially in children. The level of lead in water systems should be monitored and regulated to ensure that it does not exceed the health standard set by the UK government.

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What is the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations (COSHH) 2002?

The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations (COSHH) 2002 is a vital piece of UK legislation with the purpose of protecting individuals from hazards. It is a legal requirement for UK organisations to comply with COSHH. If there is lack of compliance, prosecution and fines will be administered.

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What is Legionella?

Legionella is a type of water-based bacteria which can stimulate diseases, most commonly Legionnaires’ disease. Legionella can be found in natural and man-made water systems, so regulation of these systems to prevent further production of legionella is essential.

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What is Whistleblowing in Business?

Related Courses Whistleblowing is the reporting of wrongdoing by workers. Whistleblowing can either be internal or external. Internal

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What is Citizens Advice?

Citizens Advice (previously known as the Citizens Advice Bureau) aims to provide advice to people facing problems and

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What is a Whistleblowing Policy?

Whistleblowing involves the reporting of wrongdoing that has, or could, negatively impact the public. Whistleblowers are workers and

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How Do I Whistleblow?

Whistleblowing is where a worker reports misconduct in order to protect the public. The complaint must be based

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Can a Whistleblower Remain Anonymous?

Related Courses As long as they fall into a prescribed category then yes, whistleblowers can remain anonymous. Whistleblowing

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Are Whistleblowers Protected?

The majority of whistleblowers receive protection under the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998. The Act sought to eradicate

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Working at Height Risk Assessment

Working at height is a leading cause of workplace accidents, responsible for more fatal incidents than anything else.

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Working at Height Hazards

Working at height includes any task where a person could be injured by a fall – even if

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Working at Height Control Measures

The Work at Height Regulations 2005 is the primary piece of UK legislation relating to working at height

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