Trackside working dangers

Article Abstract:

The findings of a Health and Safety Executive report on the safety of railway trackside workers are presented. The effectiveness of segregating staff and trains in red or green zones and the need for further changes to improve safety are examined.

Safety and security measures, Railroads, Reports, United Kingdom. Health and Safety Executive, Maintenance and repair, Railroad holding companies

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'Pyjama clad paralysis' grips NHS

Article Abstract:

An address by Sir Frank Davies to a conference on occupational health and safety is summarised. Injuries sustained by workers required to lift and carry are highlighted and the need for proper training and enforcement of safety law is stressed.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Work-related injuries, Work related injuries, Lifting and carrying

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A qualified success?

Article Abstract:

The range and structure of courses and qualifications in occupational health and safety are described. The low uptake of National Vocational Qualifications in Occupational Health and Safety Practice and their possible future role are explored.

Cover Story, Curricula, Study and teaching

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