Health and Safety at Work For Dummies, UK Edition

Höfundur RRC

Útgefandi Wiley Professional Development (P&T)

Snið ePub

Print ISBN 9781119210931

Útgáfa 1

Útgáfuár 2016

1.990 kr.

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  • Cover
  • Introduction
  • About This Book
  • Foolish Assumptions
  • Icons Used in This Book
  • Beyond the Book
  • Where to Go from Here
  • Part I: Getting Started with Health and Safety at Work
  • Chapter 1: Making Sense of Health and Safety in the Workplace
  • Putting Health and Safety into Context
  • Benefitting Your Business
  • Speaking the Language Like a Pro
  • Chapter 2: Setting Your Health and Safety Policy
  • Deciding Whether to Go It Alone or Seek Assistance
  • Navigating the Maze of Official Guidance
  • Preparing Your Health and Safety Policy
  • Implementing Your Statement of General Policy
  • Chapter 3: Engaging Your Workforce with Health and Safety
  • Developing a Positive Safety Culture in Your Workplace
  • Taking Control
  • Co-operating with Health and Safety
  • Talking the Talk: Communicating about Health and Safety
  • Investing in Your People
  • Chapter 4: Assessing Health and Safety Risks in the Workplace
  • Thinking about Risk
  • Conducting Your Risk Assessment
  • Controlling Your Risk Level
  • Transferring Financial Risk with Insurance
  • Chapter 5: Getting Your House in Order
  • Working Up a Healthy Sweat
  • Staying Safe and on the Move
  • Considering Employee Welfare
  • Part II: Managing and Implementing Health and Safety in Your Business
  • Chapter 6: Moving to a Recognised Safety Management System
  • Discovering Why Safety Doesn’t Manage Itself
  • Choosing a Recognised Safety Management System
  • Looking at Safety Management System Elements
  • Implementing a Recognised Safety Management System
  • Chapter 7: Developing Safe Systems and Procedures
  • Developing Safe Systems of Work
  • Preparing Emergency Procedures
  • Contracting Procedures
  • Chapter 8: Monitoring and Reviewing Health and Safety in the Workplace
  • Monitoring Your Safety Management System
  • Using KPIs and Targets
  • Conducting Inspections and Audits
  • Learning from Accidents
  • Improving Health and Safety Performance
  • Part III: Controlling Workplace Risks
  • Chapter 9: Tackling Behaviour-Based Issues: Workplace Woes
  • Lifting the Lid on Violence
  • Stressing Out
  • Wising Up to Drugs and Alcohol
  • Chapter 10: Harnessing Gravity and Managing Workplace Transport
  • Working at Height
  • Controlling Workplace Transport
  • Chapter 11: Unpacking Manual Handling and Other Ergonomic Risks
  • Introducing the Problem
  • Taking Practical Steps to Handle Loads Safely
  • Getting Comfortable with Workstations
  • Chapter 12: Working Safely with Machinery
  • Getting to Know Your Machinery’s Hazards
  • Controlling Machinery Risk
  • Making Safeguards Count
  • Using Your Machinery
  • Chapter 13: Shocking Truths: Electrical Safety
  • Keeping Current on Electrical Hazards
  • Preventing Danger: Controlling Your Electricity Risk
  • Chapter 14: Fanning the Flames: Fire Risk
  • Playing with Fire
  • Assessing Fire Risk
  • Selecting Options for Fire Prevention and Protection
  • Chapter 15: Getting the Chemistry Right: Controlling Hazardous Substances
  • Assessing the Risks to Health from Chemical Substances
  • Keeping Chemicals under Wraps
  • Getting to Know Asbestos
  • Chapter 16: Making Waves: Tackling Noise, Vibration and Radiation
  • Dealing with Noise and Vibration in the Workplace
  • Addressing Radiation Concerns in the Workplace
  • Part IV: Going the Extra Mile
  • Chapter 17: Wrestling with Health and Safety Law
  • Judging What’s Right: The UK Legal System
  • Drawing Out the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974
  • Breaking into the Management Regulations
  • Chapter 18: Developing a Positive Safety Culture: Factoring in Human Behaviour
  • Evolving Your Organisation’s Safety Culture
  • Anticipating the Impact of Human Factors
  • Chapter 19: Cracking Process Safety
  • Approaching Safety Differently
  • Breaking Down Process Safety Management
  • Stacking Up Some Process Safety Management System Elements
  • Part V: The Part of Tens
  • Chapter 20: Ten Ways to Get Risk Assessment Wrong
  • Using a Risk Assessment to Justify Decisions You’ve Already Made
  • Making Your Risk Assessment Too Generic
  • Overcomplicating Your Risk Assessment
  • Ignoring Industry Standards and Good Practice
  • Using the Wrong Guidance
  • Knowing Nothing about the Activity You’re Assessing
  • Leaving Consultants to the Task without Getting Involved Yourself
  • Getting Bogged Down in Trivia
  • Treating Your Risk Assessment as a Paper Exercise
  • Assuming That Nothing Ever Changes
  • Chapter 21: Ten Neat Tools to Help You Assess Risks and Choose Controls
  • Office Risk Assessment Tool
  • Risk Assessment Routefinder
  • COSHH Essentials
  • Manual Handling Assessment Charts (MAC) Tool
  • Assessment of Repetitive Tasks (ART) Tool
  • Noise Exposure and Hearing Protection Calculators
  • Hand-Arm Vibration Exposure Calculator
  • Work at Height Access Equipment Information Toolkit
  • Asbestos Essentials Task Sheets
  • Stress Management Tools
  • Chapter 22: Ten Great Health and Safety Websites
  • Health and Safety Executive
  • Health and Safety Executive Northern Ireland
  • Public Health England
  • Fire Safety in the Workplace
  • Legislation
  • Institution of Occupational Safety and Health
  • Occupational Safety and Health Consultants Register
  • European Agency for Safety and Health at Work
  • World Health Organization
  • International Labour Organization’s Encyclopaedia of Occupational Health and Safety
  • About the Author
  • Cheat Sheet
  • Advertisement Page
  • Connect with Dummies
  • End User License Agreement
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