
Executive Safety
Briefing
Health and Safety
responsibilities starts with effective policy and commitment
at a senior level. Understanding obligations and
implications is a critical step in maintaining compliance
and a safe workplace.
Who should attend
Directors and senior executives and
anyone else with corporate responsibility
Course outline
This half day course covers the main
areas of corporate responsibility and also introduces new
inititaives, such as the Health and Safety at Work
(Offences) Bill
- The Current Position
- UK Statistics
- Costs of Accidents
- Case Studies from HS(G)96
"Costs of Accidents at Work"
- Government Policy
- "Revitalising Health and Safety
- A Strategy"
- Targets
- Directors
Responsibility
- Penalties
- Initiatives
- The Current Legal Position
- Common Law Duty of Care
- Negligence
- Employers Duty
- Precedent Cases
- Contemporary
Cases
- The Implications of the
Woolf Reforms of Civil Justice on claims
handling
- Statutory Law
- The Health and Safety at
Work Act 1974
- Corporate
Responsibility
- Safety Policy
- Penalties
- Employees Duties
- Duties of Directors and
Managers
- Enforcement
- Health and Safety
Regulations
- Their relationship to Health
and Safety at Work Act 1974
- The European
Involvement
- Overview of "6 Pack" and
others
- The role and requirements of
"The Management of Health and Safety at Work
Regulations 1999" including;
- Open Forum and Close
Duration
Half day
Available as in-company
course
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