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Working with substances hazardous to health

WebHealth and Safety Executive 1 of 10 pages This is a web-friendly version of leaflet INDG136(rev5), revised 10/12 Working with substances hazardous to health

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Safe Use of Work Equipment

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Managing the risk from hot water and surfaces in health and …

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Consulting employees on health and safety

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Health and Safety (Sharp Instruments in Healthcare) …

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Controlling fire and explosion risks in the workplace

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Health and safety in care homes HSG220

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Social Care TV Online Training

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Safe use of ladders and stepladders

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Falls from windows or balconies in health and social care

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Health and Safety Executive

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Infection Control Guidance for Care Homes

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Application of the Lifting Operations and Equipment …

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Managing skin exposure risks at work HSG262

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Working with display screen equipment

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JG Fire Protection

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Basic advice on first aid at work

WebBasic advice on first aid at work This leaflet contains basic advice on first aid for use in an emergency. It is not a substitute for effective training.

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