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10:30
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Learn how the recently released Accident and Near-miss Tool helps organisations reduce the burden of managing incident records while ensuring compliance with Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR).
It automates the collection of accident and near-miss records, allowing teams to filter by location, type or date. This helps you understand more deeply how risks occur and take informed preventive measures.
11:15
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Poor safety culture has contributed to many major incidents and personal injuries. Phoebe will highlight how to make improvements by adopting a holistic approach to health and safety cultural improvement incorporating HSE's ASCENT – ‘Achieving Safety Culture Excellence Now and Tomorrow’ programme.
12:00
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Learn how the award-winning HSE Safety Climate Tool enables organisations to measure their safety climate so they can make data driven decisions to best support their workers. We will also be showcasing exclusive benchmarking data so organisations can review their results against industry standards.
13:00
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Employers have a legal duty to protect workers from stress at work by doing a risk assessment and acting on it. In this workshop session, Phoebe will guide you through the essential steps of a work-related stress risk assessment and the processes that you can use to help identify, communicate and manage the stress risk factors in your organisation. The session will outline employers’ legal duties in relation to stress and signpost to several solutions from HSE to support organisations in tackling this important issue.
13:45
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Learn how the HSE Stress Indicator Tool enables organisations to measure work-related stress levels so they can make data driven decisions to best support their workers. We will also be showcasing the additional question-set for home and hybrid workers and exclusive benchmarking data so organisations can review their results against industry standards.
14:30
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As a key component in ensuring that workers are competent to perform their roles in a healthy and safe way, its vital that training is appropriate and effective. During this session, Chris will discuss the ways that competence is achieved, explore employers' responsibilities and focus specifically on what should be considered when workplace training is being developed and/or sourced - including the principles of effective learning design and current L&D trends.
10:30
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There is significant responsibility on both those providing and purchasing new machinery, to ensure that it is safe for use at work. This informative sessions gives an overview of the regulations covering the design, manufacture, and supply of machines. It will also offer an introduction to the recently refreshed machinery safety courses available from HSE.
11:15
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Learn how the HSE Stress Indicator Tool enables organisations to measure work-related stress levels so they can make data driven decisions to best support their workers. We will also be showcasing the additional question-set for home and hybrid workers and exclusive benchmarking data so organisations can review their results against industry standards.
12:00
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Slips, trips and falls are the leading cause of major injuries in the workplace. These injuries can be devastating for the individual involved and they generate a huge financial burden on industry. This session will provide an overview of slip, trip and stair hazards, as well as support, guidance and training available from HSE. It will also introduce several new solutions, including a slip assessment tool and online learning.
13:00
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Those responsible for the safety of machinery need to understand the basics and limitations of how interlocking and other sensory safeguards operate. This session covers the assessment of machinery safety-related control systems necessary to meet the established benchmarks, focussing on the move towards automation (including robot safety, collaborative robots and AI), considering the ongoing need for adequate maintenance and the considerations relating to automatic or remotely updates. It will also offer an introduction to the recently refreshed machinery safety courses available from HSE.
13:45
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Learn how the award-winning HSE Safety Climate Tool enables organisations to measure their safety climate so they can make data driven decisions to best support their workers. We will also be showcasing exclusive benchmarking data so organisations can review their results against industry standards.
14:30
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As well as being Great Britain's national regulator for workplace health and safety, HSE is one of the world's leading providers of health and safety solutions to industry, commerce, government and pr …
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Learn how to complete and analyse musculoskeletal disorder risk assessments using HSE's digital tools: ' Manual Handling Assessments Charts (MAC) tool ' Risk Assessment of Pushing and Pulling (RAPP) tool ' Assessment of Repetitive Tasks Tool (ART) tool ' Back Injury Risks in Driving (BIRD) tool These digital tools enable assessors to complete assessments more accurately and efficiently by following a logical step-by-step approach. Once completed, the system stores and consolidates all assessments so they can be easily reviewed and analysed.
11:15
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There is significant responsibility on both those providing and purchasing new machinery, to ensure that it is safe for use at work. This informative sessions gives an overview of the regulations covering the design, manufacture, and supply of machines. It will also offer an introduction to the recently refreshed machinery safety courses available from HSE.
12:00
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This informative session will give insight into HSE's approach to incident investigations. It will cover the types of incidents that HSE investigates, roles and responsibilities before, during and after an investigation, and give practical guidance on how employers should approach their own investigations following an adverse event in the workplace.
13:00
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Learn how the recently released Accident and Near-miss Tool helps organisations reduce the burden of managing incident records while ensuring compliance with Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR). It automates the collection of accident and near-miss records, allowing teams to filter by location, type or date. This helps you understand more deeply how risks occur and take informed preventive measures.
13:45
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As a key component in ensuring that workers are competent to perform their roles in a healthy and safe way, its vital that training is appropriate and effective. During this session, Chris will discuss the ways that competence is achieved, explore employers' responsibilities and focus specifically on what should be considered when workplace training is being developed and/or sourced - including the principles of effective learning design and current L&D trends.
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