You're more likely to catch COVID indoors where airborne particles of the virus have a chance to build up. opening windows and doors to let in fresh air, even if only slightly, can make a significant difference. More info: https://t.co/liXPMTiDMe
@Montrealbloke @FromSteveHowell She is far from my favourite and we hate control but whoever posts on social media does have a responsibility so why should it be an issue?
I am curious as some crackpots who are spoiling social media presently which I know you rightly challenge.
Stress affects people differently–what stresses one person may not affect another. There are lots of factors that affect whether an employee can cope such as skills and experience, age or disability. Find out how to manage work-related stress: https://t.co/YHKfhEYfCg #WorkRight
HSE inspectors are visiting construction sites nationwide throughout October. They are checking that workers’ health is being protected from exposure to dust. Find out how to keep your workers safe: https://t.co/esA7h2zS2v #WorkRight
If you know someone that works in construction, make sure they understand the risks to their health of breathing in dust. HSE inspectors are visiting sites nationwide to check the control measures in place: https://t.co/Vxgg7WMa1s #WorkRight
Are you managing the risk of COVID transmission in your work vehicles? Here's HSE Head of COVID Sector Policy, Dr Alexander Tsavalos, with some practical advice on keeping everyone working safely. More info: https://t.co/liXPMTiDMe
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It's World Mental Health Day. Prevent work related stress to promote, support and sustain good mental health in the work place. To help start conversations about work-related stress, see HSE's practical tools: https://t.co/YHKfhEGEKI #WorkRight#WorldMentalHealthDay
To help industry prepare for proposed changes to building safety law, we’ve produced some early information on safety cases for high-rise residential buildings. If you manage or are responsible for building safety read more here: https://t.co/KGdgoVjV7h
Adequate ventilation is key to keeping COVID out of the workplace. CO2 monitors can help you understand air quality in the building, but all workplaces should make sure they're using natural and mechanical ventilation effectively. More info: https://t.co/l4c5KLMlez
We are continuing to carry out spot checks and inspections on workplaces to ensure the risks of coronavirus are being managed. Make sure your risk assessments are up-to-date and include potential paths of transmission. More info: https://t.co/IPWamZksrE
Construction workers exposed to dust can develop severe lung diseases. Many lives are ruined and 3,500 die each year from lung cancers alone. Is your future health being protected? Find out how to stay safe: https://t.co/bFg4rPOG7z #WorkRight
Here's our full video on how to ensure good ventilation in the workplace to help fight COVID-19. For the full updated HSE guidance on ventilation visit: https://t.co/LxtHqnEeaG
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With more of us returning to the workplace, we need to make sure we keep moving forward through the pandemic and lower the risk of transmission. Keep workplaces well ventilated with open windows and doors, mechanical systems, or a mix of both. More info: https://t.co/d2XlrjxVPj
To help those responsible for building safety prepare for proposed changes to the law, we've worked with industry to develop some early information on managing high-rise residential buildings under a safety case regime. Read more here: https://t.co/Dzy2e6RUfh