10 February 2005 - New Research Reports Within HSE Website

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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) have produced various new Research Reports within their website for the following:

• RR295 - Case study: Establishing the business case for investing in stress prevention activities and evaluating their impact on sickness absence levels    

• RR311 - An occupational hygiene assessment of the use and control of isocyanates in the UK  

• RR315 - Measuring the effectiveness of competency - based education and training programmes in changing the manual handling behaviour of healthcare staff

• RR318 - Effect of shift schedule on offshore shiftworkers’ circadian rhythms and health

• RR319 - Safer foundations by design

• RR320 - Elastomers for fluid containment in offshore oil and gas production: Guidelines and review

Further information and full reports of the above can be accessed by clicking each link.