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Definition of Health

A state of well-being

Definition of Safety

Absence of danger of physical harm

Definition of Welfare

Facilities for workplace comfort

Three reasons for preventing accidents in the workplace

Moral



Legal



Financial

What disciplines are incorporated in to Health and Safety?

Finance, Insurance, Health, Personnel, Production, Design, Purchase and Information Technology (IT)

What are the direct costs of an incident?

Insurance


Court Costs


Fines


Lost time of injured employee and continued payments to employee


Damage to the equipment, tools, property and plant or to materials

What are the indirect costs of an incident?

Lost time by other employees who stop work or reduce performance (out of curiosity, out of sympathy, weakened morale)


Lost time by supervisor or other managers (assisting injured employee, investigating the cause of the accident, arranging for a replacement employee, preparing accident reports, attending hearings)


Interference with production leading to failure to fill orders on time, loss of bonuses, penalty payments and similar losses

What are the key points on Employers Liability Insurance?

Enables businesses to meet the costs of compensation and legal fees


Employers’ Liability (Compulsory Insurance) Act 1969


Insured for at least £5 million per claim


Certificate must be displayed


Copies kept for at least 40 years


HSE responsible for enforcing the law


Employers can be fined up to £2,500 each day for inappropriate insurance


Structure of Criminal Courts

Magistrates Court


Crown Court


High Court


Court of Appeal


Supreme Court


European Court of Justice

Who are the External Agencies in criminal liabilities?

Health and Safety Executive (HSE)


Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI)


Local Authorities


Office of Rail Regulation (ORR)
Fire Authorities


Environment Agency (EA)


Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA)


Insurance Companies