Safety Bulletins

Relevant safety information should be displayed or available to all and key safety messages communicated to the workforce, visitors and community.

Sites should look for new and interesting ways to get key messages across to the workforce.

Below is an example of how sites have used safety bulletins for effective communication:

Safety bulletins were on large A0 boards and written in the format of a front page of a tabloid newspaper;
This was eye-catching and effectively illustrated the topics covered.

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Monitor Report, Wates Construction Ltd, London, March 2015

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Published 6 May 2015
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Categories
Hazard board, Posters, Risk information, Signage, Signage,

Size of site
Large, Medium,

Level of Best Practice
Best practice,

Impact on resources
Some,

Duration of practice
Short term,

Site Setting
Coastal, Rural, Urban,

CCS Best Practice Hub Administrator
Co-ordinator

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