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June 2019 |
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Spreading the Health and Safety Message Across the Country SGUK now have a trackside adboard at Falkirk Football Club. Falkirk is a community stadium, shared by FFC (professionals) and other leagues 6 days a week @FalkirkFC
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Please can you help to raise awareness about Occupational Lung Disease in construction Last October HSE ran a construction health inspection initiative. This focussed on lung disease, particularly those caused by asbestos and dust. HSE is going to be running this initiative again between 17th June and 12th July 2019. During this period HSE inspectors will be looking to ensure those involved with construction projects are following our key messages ‘know the risks’, ‘plan your work’ and ‘use the right controls’. The communications activity will start on 10th June and continue throughout the initiative period. We would really appreciate it we were able to work with you during that period to help promote this in the following ways:
You can follow this link to the resource pack (http://campaigns.hse.gov.uk/hgbww/resources/dustbusters/?utm_source=Partners&utm_medium=Email-CL&utm_campaign=Dustbuster19 ), it will be added to and updated throughout the campaign with new photos and videos to use to promote better management of health risks created by dust.
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November 2018 A nationally produced poster to promote bowel screening in Scotland is available to promote this simple test and its lifesaving benefit. You can access the online version here – http://www.healthscotland.scot/media/1797/a3-bowel-screening-poster.pdf See Health for further information. |
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SGUK September Newsletter - click here to download the latest issue of the SGUK newsletter. Please email contributions for future issues to the secretariat |
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Construction Dust Partnership - Autumn Newsletter 2018 |
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AGM Members of SGUK and IOSH Yorkshire Branch enjoyed an interesting and successful day in Pontefract on 19th July. Click here to read about the day : AGM News Update |
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Click here to read Birmingham Health, Safety and Environment Association June Newsletter. |
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June 2018 Ideagen's Jane Murdoch named first female Chair of Scottish Chamber of Safety (SCoS) Click here for details: New Chair of Scottish Chamber of Safety |
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Isle of Wight Health and Safety Group Donate Over £4,500 to the Air Ambulance The Group, which recently disbanded having protected workers' rights for 44 years, decided that all remaining funds should be donated to HIOWWA. Roger Kevern commented "The majority of our members felt that it made sense to donate our remaining funds to HIOWAA because the Charity's Critical Care Teams respond to serious accidents at work and their intervention can make the difference between life and death." This generous donation was gratefully acknowledged by the Charity in a letter to the Group - HIOWAA letter
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May 2018: |
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BSiF Registered Safety Supplier Scheme - sign up, support and help spread the message. |
April 2018:
50 years safer
Over 40 people gathered at the Hereford Town Hall on the evening of 25th April to mark 50 years since the establishment of the Herefordshire Health and Safety Group. At the event four organisations which have been members of the Group since its foundation were presented with special certificates.
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David Spencer and Paul Eaton (Painter Brothers), Stuart Griffiths (HGTA), Jack Nicholls (Guest Speaker), Norman Stevenson (Safety Groups UK), Tim Harrison (Haigh Engineering), Debra Baldwin (Hereford & Ludlow College), Alan Jones (HGTA).
Photo taken by Gavin Allen of Glideology
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For information, click here to view the SGUK Data Protection Policy 2017
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March 2018:
The LOcHER Steering Group and pupils who have undertaken LOcHER projects visited the Scottish Parliament on 7th March.
Click here for images from the very interesting evening kindly hosted by Clare Adamson MSP.
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From 1st February 2018 Swansea and West Wales Occupational Safety Group will have a new working name:
SOUTH AND WEST WALES SAFETY GROUP
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December 2017