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It will also be useful to employees and their representatives There may be particular requirements on the equipment you use at work where this is the case the leaflet will point you towards further information you may need What equipment is covered. It will also be useful to employees and their representatives These Regulations only apply to employers whose workers regularly use DSE as a significant part of their normal work daily for continuous periods of an hour or more These workers are know VLYUTLU573476TIKZTHU57347PU57347UNSHUK5736357347JVSHUK57347VY57347HSLZ57365 Health and Safety Executive 7ISPZOLK57347I57347OL57347LHSO57347HUK57347HML57347LJPL57347573685737157359YL57368573605734757367 573665736857370 7HNL573475737157347VM5734757371 This leaflet tells you about health problems that can occur if you absorb too much lead what your employer should do to protect your health precautions you should take When are you most at risk When the work you are doing produces lead dust fume or This leaflet explains what you as an employer need to do under the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 to protect your employees from noise It will also be useful to employees and their representatives This leaflet tells you about the harm tha Even small leaks and spills of petrol have the potential to escalate into a major incident Petrol fires are usually serious and often result in fatal or major injuries either to the person doing the maintenance work or to other employees and even cu A contractor is anyone you ask to do work for you who is not an employee The guidance tells you what you must do to comply with health and safety law when you use contractors However it doesnt apply to temporary or agency workers there is more spec It is not a substitute for effective training Basic 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 What to do in an emergency Priorities Your prioriti If a machine or other conductive item of equipment comes into contact with a live OHPL electricity will be conducted through it to earth You do not need to touch the line as in some circumstances electricity can flashover or arc it can jump across g This leaflet is a short guide for employees to the hazards posed by the emissions and describes the precautions that employers and individuals can take What are diesel engine exhaust emissions Diesel engine exhaust emissions commonly known as diesel It gives some examples of ergonomics problems and simple effective advice about how to solve them You may have heard the term ergonomics In some industries such as major hazards defence and transport ergonomics is also called human factors This leaf This leaflet describes what employers need to do to minimise the risks when working with systems or equipment which contain a liquid or gas under pressure It will also be useful to employees and their safety representatives As an employer or selfemp The duty to manage asbestos is included in the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 You are a dutyholder if you own the building you are responsible through a contract or tenancy agreement you have control of the building but no formal contract or a Anne Chappell and. Will . Katene. From: . Learning to Teach . Physical Education in . the Secondary School . 3rd . edition, Routledge © . 2010. CHAPTER. 9. OBJECTIVES. At the end of this chapter you should be able to. Learning Outcome 5: WORKING SAFELY AROUND PLANT AND EQUIPMENT. This learning outcome:. l. ists ways in which moving machinery can cause injuries. s. tates hazards of working with plant and equipment.