Health and Safety
Executive / Commission
Musculoskeletal disorders
The Better Backs microsite at www.betterbacks.hse.gov.uk is the online home of our campaign.
Focusing on the experiences of fictitious rock band Bäackpain, the site explains to visitors how sensible workplace precautions can minimise the risks of back pain at work. It also gives positive tips and advice for managing back pain if it occurs, emphasising the positive benefits of staying active with back pain. At the same time, it shows employees and employers how they can work together to help people return to normal activities.
On this page, are high impact banners and buttons which your webmaster can easily upload to your site to raise the profile of the Better Backs site amongst your employees, members or other stakeholders.
These are available in the following formats:
And if that seems a little daunting technically, but you are keen to include a link on your site, we’ve also created a text version below for you to copy to your site.

To put this banner on your website, ask your web manager to use the HTML in the box below. This will make the image appear automatically on your site without the need to download it from here.

To put this banner on your website, ask your web manager to use the HTML in the box below. This will make the image appear automatically on your site without the need to download it from here.

To put this banner on your website, ask your web manager to use the HTML in the box below. This will make the image appear automatically on your site without the need to download it from here.

To put this banner on your website, ask your web manager to use the HTML in the box below. This will make the image appear automatically on your site without the need to download it from here.
Better Backs - Whatever your job, look after your back
Every year, thousands of people will suffer from back pain at work. Yet there are simple steps you can take to keep your back healthy, like taking exercise and staying active, using lifting and handling aids and checking your posture. For more information visit www.betterbacks.hse.gov.uk