HEALTH & SAFETY BULLETIN - SEPTEMBER 2022

Health & Safety Bulletin – September 2022

Robert Gazely

Sep, 14 2022

The September 2022 edition highlights recent concerns over telescopic ladders failing required safety tests. We remind readers of the risks of UV radiation and skin cancer, and the need to put control measures in place to protect outdoor workers. We continue to focus on workshop safety and recommend a series of steps to operate as safely as possible. We also consider telehandlers before concluding with three prominent examples of recent enforcement activity.

For any queries please contact Robert Gazely on 07592 041617 or robert.gazely@ceresrural.co.uk

Ceres Rural – Health & Safety Bulletin – September 2022

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