| Myth: HSE still bans this, that and the other |
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| Friday, 16 April 2010 16:37 |
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The reality We’ve said it all before, but there are still too many reports that HSE and health and safety law are responsible for all sorts of bans – cheese-rolling events, knitting in hospitals and even toothpicks! In reality HSE has banned very little outright, apart from a few high-risk exceptions like asbestos, which kills around 4,000 people a year. Too often health and safety is used as a convenient excuse, but it’s time to challenge this and remind people to focus on the real risks – those that are still causing people to be killed, injured or made ill at work. Challenge the myths, tackle real risks! If you want Common Sense Health & Safety Support, contact us here at R.I.T.E Thanks to the HSE |


