Managing safety: introducing QSA

Article Abstract:

The QSA developed by RoSPA is a new means of promoting health and safety in companies. The audit gives specific recommendations for action, allows for performance to be measured using quantitative methods and falls within the framework set up by the Health and Safety Executive. While accident reports tend to criticise after the event, little has been done to help promote awareness of successful techniques to manage health and safety issues, and the QSA should fulfill this need.

United Kingdom, Cover Story

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Pass words: candidate guidelines

Article Abstract:

A description is presented of the formal qualifications which comprise a diploma from the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health. The qualifications required by industrial safety officers are discussed.

Social policy, Occupational health services, Vocational guidance, Safety engineers, Institution of Occupational Safety and Health

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Paper 1: Section A

Article Abstract:

Guidelines for candidates taking the NEBOSH National Diploma Part 1 are presented, emphasizing priority issues.

Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health, Training

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