The worker involvement (managing noise and hand-arm vibration risks) project
Many employers recognise that involving their employees in managing health and safety risks makes good business sense.
In order to help employers take the initiative and maximise the value of engaging the workforce, the Health and Safety Executive, in collaboration with the EEF, the Construction Federation, FMB and Unions UCATT and GMB, has set up a pilot project to develop worker involvement in a small group of companies in the manufacturing and construction sectors.
Presentations from project launch
- Controlling noise & HAV at work through risk assessment [PDF 191kb]
- Health surveillance [PDF 82kb]
- Changing people’s behaviour [PDF 589kb]
Photographs from project launch on 7 July 2006
Brian Coles
Project Leader
Hugh Robertson, Health & Safety Commissioner
Head of Health & Safety at TUC
Andrew Thompson, HSE
Noise and Vibration Specialist Inspector
Launch speakers
(Steve Kelly, GMB; Andrew Thompson, HSE; Paul Kennedy, Yeo Valley Farms; Phil Matyear, Morrison PLC; Brenda Roper, ACAS; Brian Coles, HSE; Jenny Lunt, HSL, Behavioural Psychologist; Carys Osborne, HSE, Occupational Health Inspector
Controlling noise & HAV at work through risk assessment
Health surveillance
Changing people’s behaviour
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