HELA LAC SUBJECT INDEX

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A

1. Access equipment

• LAC Number: 1/1. Friction/detachable devices on roof rails on permanently installed suspended access equipment
• LAC Number: 1/2. Latchway man safe fall arrest system
• LAC Number: 1/3. Power-operated mobile work platforms
• LAC Number: 1/4. Use of fall arrest systems in steel stockholders

2. Accidents

• LAC Number: 2/4. Serious incidents involving agency workers

3. Administration

4. AIDs

5. Asbestos

• LAC Number 5/19: The level of risk from occupational exposure to asbestos: guidance for HSE and LA staff when responding to enquiries
• LAC Number 5/23: Inspection intervention on worker protection: asbestos duty to manage

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B

6. Biological agents

7. Building safety

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C

94. Call centres

• LAC Number: 94/2. Advice regarding call centre working practices

8. Carcinogens

9. Central approach

10. Confined spaces

11. Construction

• LAC Number: 11/3. The Construction (Head Protection) Regulations 1989

12. Consumer protection

13. COSHH

• LAC Number: 13/2. Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 1999 (COSHH)
• LAC Number: 13/8. UKPIA guidance on application of the COSHH Carcinogens ACOP to petrol at retail filling stations
• LAC Number: 13/11. Use of hydrofluoric acid in spotting agents in the drycleaning industry

14. Cosmetic treatment

• LAC Number: 14/1. Micro-pigmentation / semi-permanent tattooing/ semi-permanent make-up
• See also skin piercing

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D

15. Dermatitis

• LAC Number: 15/2. Inspection intervention 2007/8: Preventing work-related contact dermatitis in the catering industry
• LAC Number: 15/3. Preventing dermatitis: intervention in the hair and beauty industries

16. Display screen equipment

• LAC Number: 16/1. The Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992
• LAC Number: 16/2. Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992 - application to trainees
• LAC Number: 16/3. The Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992 - additional briefing on reg. 5 - eye and eyesight tests

17. Doors

• LAC Number: 17/1. Power and manually operated doors in work places
• LAC Number: 17/3. Safety at automatic powered revolving doors
• LAC Number: 17/4. Safety at automatic powered revolving pedestrian doors

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E

18. Electrical equipment

• LAC Number: 18/1. Cable joints and repairs
• LAC Number: 18/2. Electrophoresis and associated equipment for laboratory use
• LAC Number: 18/3. Portable electrical equipment in restricted Conductive locations
• LAC Number: 18/4. Safety in electrical displays

19. Electricity

• LAC Number: 19/3. The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989

20. Emergency procedures

• LAC Number: 20/1. Bomb threats: search and evacuation procedures British Council of Shopping Centres guidance note
• LAC Number: 20/2. Major incident response procedures
• LAC Number: 20/3. Rope evacuation from mechanical handling equipment

21. Employment Law

• LAC Number: 21/1. The Information and Consultation of Employees Regulations 2004 SI 2004 No 3426

22. Enforcement

• LAC Number: 22/1. Choice of appropriate enforcement procedure
• LAC Number 22/2. Guidance for other people to accompany enforcement officers on site
• LAC Number 22/3. Indemnification of inspectors
• LAC Number: 22/4. The inspection of churches and other places of worship
• LAC Number: 22/5. Investigation of complaints
• LAC Number: 22/8. The appointment of Local Authority inspectors to enforce the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974
• LAC Number: 22/10. LA enforcement in premises in which they may have an interest
• LAC Number: 22/14. Inspection report forms
• LAC Number 22/17. HSC's enforcement policy statement (revised January 2002) further guidance
• LAC Number 22/18. Enforcement management model (EMM) - introduction and training arrangements for Local Authorities
• LAC Number 22/19. Formal cautions - HSE guidance
• LAC Number 22/20. HSE enforcement guide (England and Wales) and enforcement handbook Scotland

23. Enforcing Authority

• LAC Number: 23/4(rev2). Health and Safety (Enforcing Authority) Regulations 1998
• LAC Number: 23/5. The Health and Safety (Enforcing Authority) Regulations 1989:HSWA section 6 enforcement
• LAC Number: 23/13. Health and Safety (Enforcement Authority) Regulations 1998 - motor vehicle repair
• LAC Number: 23/14. Health and Safety (Enforcing Authority) Regulations 1998: main activity concept
• LAC Number: 23/15. Health and Safety (Enforcing Authority) Regulations 1998: A-Z guide to allocation
• LAC Number: 23/16. Health and Safety (Enforcing Authority) Regulations 1998: the use of reg.5 (transfer) and reg.6 (assignments)
• LAC Number: 23/17. Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 : revised section 18 guidance for Local Authorities
• LAC Number 23/19. Protocol for inter-Authority auditing of Local Authorities' management of health and safety enforcement - guidelines for Local Authorities
• LAC Number 23/20. The HELA health and safety indicator of performance: guidance on calculating the section 18 HSWA compliance levels
• LAC Number 23/21. Better regulation: Regulatory bodies inspecting social care
• LAC Number 23/22. Management of the risk from falling trees

24. Equipment alerts

25. Escalators and Moving Walks

• LAC Number: 25/1. Guidance on inclined moving walks in retail premises

26. Explosives

• LAC Number: 26/1. Ammunition kept as samples, souvenirs, patterns or in museums
• LAC Number: 26/3. Motor vehicles - air bag inflators and seat belt tensioners
• LAC Number: 26/6. The Classification and Labelling of Explosives Regulations 1983
• LAC Number: 26/7. The Packaging of Explosives for Carriage Regulations 1991 (PEC)
• LAC Number: 26/8. The Placing on the Market and Supervision of Transfers of Explosives Regulations 1993 (POMSTER)

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F

27. Fire and Explosions

• LAC Number: 27/1. Fire and explosion risks from petrol in vehicles
• LAC Number: 27/2. Fire hazards associated with petrol driven hand held vibratory rammer machines
• LAC Number: 27/4. Fire risk from cellular plastics, wall and ceiling linings
• LAC Number: 27/6. Fires in pottery buildings caused by electric kilns
• LAC Number: 27/7. Inspection of fire precautions in circuses
• LAC Number: 27/10. Safe operation of kilns in ceramics craft studios
• LAC Number: 27/12. The Dangerous Substances (Notification and Marking of sites) Regulations 1990 (NMS)
• LAC Number: 27/14. Water boreholes: danger from gas evolution
• LAC Number: 27/15. Explosions in fuel oil storage tanks

28. First aid

29. Flammable substances

30. Food Equipment

• LAC Number: 30/5. Mixers used in the baking industry
• LAC Number: 30/7. Potato peelers
• LAC Number: 30/8. Recent failures of gas cylinders used in drinks dispensing

31. Food Industry

• LAC Number: 31/1. Ammonia compressors and refrigeration plant
• LAC Number: 31/2. Banana (and other fruit) ripening rooms
• LAC Number: 31/4. Hand knife accidents and protective clothing in the meat industry
• LAC Number: 31/5. Hand knife accidents in the meat industry - first-aid
• LAC Number: 31/7. Guidance on achieving reasonable working temperatures and conditions during production of chilled foods
• LAC Number: 31/8. New HSE publications on reducing manual handling injuries in the food and drink industries
• LAC Number: 31/9. Importance of good ventilation in commercial kitchens and industrial cooking areas
• LAC Number 31/10. Revitalising actions in catering and hospitality
• LAC Number 31/11. Contractor passport schemes in the food and drink industries

32. Fork lift trucks

• LAC Number: 32/6. Repairs to fork arms for fork-lift trucks
• LAC Number: 32/7. Rider-operated lift trucks: operator training approved code of practice