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Construction Industry Culture

Rodger Hope · 23/06/2014 ·

Myriad of tools on floor & hard hat

Culture Club If you are of a similar age to me, I bet the first thing that came into your head on reading that title was Boy George and all those great Culture Club songs.  Actually, I didn’t really like them at the time – I was more into heavier stuff, but it’s funny how you … [Read more...] about Construction Industry Culture

Filed Under: Construction Safety, NEBOSH Tagged With: construction, construction certificate, Hope, RRC, RRC International, UK Construction Group, UKCG

What Is a Permit to Work?

Rodger Hope · 02/06/2014 ·

People in hard hats on construction site

Permission to speak, sir? That was it, wasn’t it – Corporal Jones’ usual request whenever he felt he had something important to say to Captain Mainwaring. I’m showing my age again with these ancient references – for the benefit of younger readers, I’m referring to the excellent … [Read more...] about What Is a Permit to Work?

Filed Under: Health & Safety, NEBOSH Tagged With: asbestos, confined space, construction, construction project, Dad’s Army, Health And Safety, Home Guard, Hope, NEBOSH, NEBOSH Construction Certificate, permit to work, RRC, RRC International, site manager, World War II

Manual Handling

Rodger Hope · 05/05/2014 ·

Man lifting a brick with hard hat on

HEAVE!! “Go on, put your back into it” is a fairly common phrase, usually uttered as a form of encouragement when someone is struggling to lift a heavy object. But when you think about it, it’s a very strange thing to say, given that putting your back into it is precisely the … [Read more...] about Manual Handling

Filed Under: Health & Safety, NEBOSH Tagged With: construction, Health and Safety Executive#, Hope, HSE, Labour Force Survey, Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992, manual handling’, NEBOSH, NEBOSH Construction Certificate, rovision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998, RRC, RRC International

The Need For Speed

Rodger Hope · 07/04/2014 ·

Car driving off with exhaust fumes blowing

Top Gun – what a film! Yes, I know it was a bit corny, but it was also enjoyable, with some memorable moments. If you don’t believe me, watch it again (or for the first time, for that matter). What was that line – something like ‘I have the need, the need for speed’?  I think it … [Read more...] about The Need For Speed

Filed Under: Health & Safety, NEBOSH Tagged With: accident investigation, fatalities, Health, Health And Safety, Hope, HSE, NEBOSH, NEBOSH Construction Certificate, NEBOSH Construction Certificate In Safety And Health, public-safety, risk, RRC International, Safety

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