Nebosh Courses – 2016 Last places available
- Sunday, 02 October 2016 12:37
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Nebosh Courses – LAST PLACES AVAILABLE
We have a few places left on the following 2016 Nebosh courses, please contact us for any further details or questions you may have, see contact info below.
Date: 11 October 2016
Award: National General Certificate
Mode of Study: Part Time & Evening
Description:
NEBOSH General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety
Exam Date: 7th December 2016 am Venue: Aylesham
NGC1 – 5 days plus 2 hour exam
Day Date
Tuesday 11th October 2016
Wednesday 12th October 2016
Monday 24th October 2016
Tuesday 25th October 2016
Tuesday 1st November 2016
Venue Name: Aylesham Conference & Training Centre
Address:
Aylesham & District Community Workshop Trust
Aylesham Community Project
Ackholt Road
Aylesham
Canterbury
Kent
CT3 3AJ
Town: Canterbury
Date: 2 November 2016
Award: National General Certificate
Mode of Study: Part Time & Evening
Description:
NEBOSH General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety GC2
Exam Date: 7th December 2016 pm Venue: Aylesham
GC2 – 5 Days plus 2 hour exam
Dates
Wednesday 2nd November 2016
Monday 7th November 2016
Tuesday 8th November 2016
Tuesday 15th November 2016
Wednesday 16th November 2016
Venue Name: Aylesham Conference & Training Centre
Address:
Aylesham & District Community Workshop Trust
Aylesham Community Project
Ackholt Road
Aylesham
Canterbury
Kent
CT3 3AJ
Town: Canterbury
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Web: www.healthandsafetysoutheast.com
Mail: lee@healthandsafetysoutheast.com
Tel: 01304 821105
HSE Provisional Figures Show UK Fatality Rate Has Plateaued
- Thursday, 25 August 2016 12:36
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Newly Published Workplace Fatalities Revealed
During the period March 15 – March 16 statistics have shown that 144 people were killed at work. This latest fatal injury rate is 7% lower than the five year ( 2010 – 11, to 2014 – 15 ) average of 155 deaths. This indicates that there is a downward trend of workplace deaths with it more than being halved over the past 20 years. As it currently stands, these figures are provisional and won’t be finalised until July next year, this does mean that the figure of 144 could change.
- 43 construction workers died last year, this has gone up since the previous year with a total of 35. This figure does include someone who was killed when Didcot Power Station collapsed in February but doesn’t take into consideration the three bodies that have not yet been found.
- 27 workplace deaths occurred in the manufacturing industry, higher than the 5 year average of 22.
- 27 fatalities in agriculture, this is lower than the 5 year average of 32.
- 6 workers in the waste and recycling industry were killed compared with the 5 year average of 7.
- Asbestos related cancer killed 2,515 in 2014, compared with 2,556 in 2013.