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Horizon Scanning in HSE Peter Ellwood, HSL Futures Team

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Kate Sweeney, HSE Chief Statistician SBTAF, 19 May 2014

Latest injury trends, impact of the economy and using statistics to make the case for Health and Safety. Kate Sweeney, HSE Chief Statistician SBTAF, 19 May 2014. Overview of the latest injury statistics. Fatal injuries in the workplace.

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EMER: Engineering Critical Systems: human scale systems with emergence

EMER: Engineering Critical Systems: human scale systems with emergence. Safety critical systems. Safety critical systems engineering has to consider emergent behaviour Safety is itself emergent

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From Standards To Practice

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Electrical Safety

Electrical Safety. John Madden CEng FIET Electrical Safety Consultant. Risk Assessments. Reflect on: my experience as an HSE Electrical Inspector. issues raised during recent Crown Court trial. How to comply. My experience. Assessing risk is not a new concept.

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THE CAUSES OF SLIPS AND TRIPS

The HSE (UK)state that for unencumbered, reasonably active pedestrians aged between 18 and 60, a PTV level of 36 or above represents an acceptably low risk of slipping when walking in a straight line on a level surface. The table below indicates the different levels of slip potential.

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