2014/15 Plan of Work Neil Stephens Health and Safety Executive - - PDF document

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2014/15 Plan of Work Neil Stephens Health and Safety Executive Current Position Priority sectors Small Sites (35%) 45% delivered Refurbishment (25%) 36% Asbestos (20%) 12% Major Projects & Large Contractors (5%) - 1% Local

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Health and Safety Executive

2014/15 Plan of Work

Neil Stephens

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Current Position

Priority sectors Small Sites (35%) – 45% delivered Refurbishment (25%) – 36% Asbestos (20%) – 12% Major Projects & Large Contractors (5%) - 1% Local Priorities (15%) – 6%

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2013/14 - Updates Priority sectors remain with slight change and added in home build

Small Sites (35%) Refurbishment (30%) Asbestos (11%) Home build (5%) Major Projects & Large Contractors (5%) Local Priorities (15%)

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Proactive Inspection Profile and Performance 2013/14

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Key Themes for 2014/15……

  • Start a step change in Occupational Disease and ill

health prevention

  • Promote CDM messages, e.g.

– Role of Client – Reduce paperwork

  • Track-back to CDM duty holders
  • Promote involvement in CDM 2015 consultation
  • Continue support for WWT
  • Promote LWIT as a tool for improvement
  • Notify illegal employment of Migrant workers
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Approach to visits remains same

  • Matters of Evident Concern

– Inc’ migrant workers

  • Matters of potential major concern, e.g.

– Structural collapse – Fire – Cranes & lifting

  • Normal visit priorities

– Asbestos, Respiratory Risks, WAH, Manual Handling, Site Transport, Public Protection, noise and vibration……

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Inspection initiative

  • 2607 Sites inspected
  • Approx 40% FFI action applied
  • Excellent regional media coverage

– Use of social media

  • 2014/15 will take place in mid September

to mid October

  • Aim to deliver 2000 inspections
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New work for 2014/15

  • Health Inspection Initiative

– Starts 23rd June (TBC) – 2 weeks – 500 inspections – Larger sites – Focus on:

  • Hazardous substances (COSHH)
  • Manual handling
  • Noise & vibration
  • Welfare
  • Examine health management and role of

client/designer/CDM-C if appropriate

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New work for 2014/15

  • Home building

– Inspection of up to 500 larger sites throughout year – Focus on:

  • Hazardous substances
  • Manual handling
  • Noise & vibration
  • Transport management
  • Supervision
  • Welfare
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New work for 2014/15

  • Loft conversions

– Inspection of up to 100* sites – Focus on:

  • WAH
  • Asbestos
  • Manual handling
  • Protecting the public

– Duty holder event – minimum 1 per unit

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New work for 2014/15

  • Commercial solar panel installation

– Inspection of up to 100* sites – Focus on:

  • WAH, inc’ fragile materials
  • Asbestos
  • Manual handling
  • Client role

– Duty holder event – minimum 1 per unit (CITB Info Sheet).

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2014/15 Continuing Work

  • Fragile Materials

– Inspection by CD; inc,

  • 250 Commercial roofing
  • Construction on farms

– Inspection FOD - continues – Estates Excellence events – Busy Builder Sheets – WWT SHADs – EXAMINATION OF CLIENT ROLE IN ALL VISITS.

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2014/15 Continuing Work

  • Improving Leadership via LWIT

–Current IDHC programme to be wound down

  • Replace with:

–Each FMU to organise an LWIT briefing for local duty holders (10-15 attendees) –They create an action plan –Follow-up with attendees 3 months later –Decide on further action

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2014/15 Continuing Work

  • Large contractor interventions

– Top 30*, includes -

  • Leadership (directors)
  • Health management
  • Emerging from recession – supervision
  • TDS

– 40 site inspections

  • Timber Frame Buildings

– 40 site inspections

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Summary

  • 11,000 inspections

– 35% Small Sites – 30% Refurbishment – 11% Asbestos – 5% Home build – 5% Major projects & large contractors – 15% Local priority

  • Sept/Oct Inspection initiative – 2000 inspections
  • June - Health Inspection Initiative – 500 visits

– Look at systemic failings / CDM duty holders

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Summary con’t

  • Home Build – 500 inspections
  • Fragile Roofs

– All* commercial roof work – Construction on farms* – Include in any industry talks – Incidents - mandatory client investigation – Record on case speciality type

  • 40 Timber Frame interventions
  • 40 TDS interventions
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Summary con’t

  • Loft Conversions

– Up to 100 visits – Unit event – Busy builder sheet

  • Commercial Solar Panel Installers

– Up to 100 visits – Unit event – Client role