HSE induction and guides for small companies and sites

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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) have created some publications that can assist sites with inductions as well as providing health and safety information.

This information is aimed at companies and sites of a smaller size.

HSE Health and Safety Induction – This induction presentation is designed for a short induction session for operatives arriving on site as statistics show that that this is often the danger period for workers. Not all the slides in this presentation will be applicable to all sites so you will have to consider what additional site specific information you will need to include.

HSE Guide for Small Businesses – This guide gives information on what health and safety information small businesses should know and where to access this information.

HSE Guide for Small Sites – This guide includes the essential health and safety top tips you should follow for those who run a smaller sized construction site.

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Published 29 November 2016
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