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MHSWR 1999 regulation 3

Requirement for suitable and sufficient risk assessment

MHSWR 1999 Regulation 4

Principles of Prevention to be Applied


(Hierarchy) - Schedule 1

MHSWR 1999 Schedule 1

Avoid


Evaluate unavoidable


Combat at source


Adapt the work


Adapt to technical progress


Replace dangerous with non or less


Develop overall prevention policy


Collective measures vs individual measures


Instructions to employees

MHSWR 1999 Regulation 5

Health and safety arrangements


Effective:


Planning


Organisation


Control


Monitoring


Review

MHSWR 1999 Regulation 6

Health Surveillance

MHSWR 1999 Regulation 7

Health and Safety Assistance


(Appointment of competent persons)

MHSWR 1999 Regulation 8

Procedures for serious and imminent danger and for danger areas

MHSWR 1999 Regulation 9

Contact with External Services


First aid, emergency medical care, rescue work

MHSWR 1999 Regulation 10

Information for employees:


(a) Risks to health and safety


(b) Preventative and Protective Measures


(c) Emergency Procedures


(d) Identity of competent persons


(e) Risks from other activities

MHSWR 1999 Regulation 11

Cooperation and coordination


(Common workplace)

MHSWR 1999 Regulation 12

Persons working in host employers or self employed persons undertakings

MHSWR 1999 Regulation 13

Capabilities and training


Training must be:


Repeated periodically where appropriate


Be adapted to new or changed risks


Take place during working hours

MHSWR 1999 regulation 14

Employee's duties


Follow health and safety instructions by using machinery substances etc in accordance with the instruction and training they have received.


Inform employer of dangers and shortcomings in H&S arrangements

MHSWR 1999 regulation 15

Temporary workers


(Special needs of)

MHSWR 1999 regulation 16

Risk assessment in respect of new or expectant mothers

MHSWR 1999 regulation 17

Certification from a registered medical practitioner in respect of new or expectant mothers

MHSWR 1999 regulation 18

Notification by new or expectant mothers

MHSWR 1999 regulation 19

Protection of young persons

MHSWR 1999 regulation 20

Exemption certificates

MHSWR 1999 regulation 21

Provisions as to liability


(Employers cant defend by blaming employees or competent persons)

MHSWR 1999 regulation 22

Exclusion of civil liability


(Claim can not be made on basis of breach of statutory duty)

MHSWR 1999 regulation 23

Extension outside great Britain