All,
Note sure if anyone can help.
I'm looking for a source of "best practice" especially in terms of H&S on construction sites and in the Environmental Industry.
(Perhaps this would be a good Forum topic to be able to aid too for all forum users?)
I want to use good practice examples to send round to staff to show this as possible alternative to what they are doing. Also I feel that I'm so concentrated on the improvements my communications can come across as negative.
I was going to look at the considerate constructors scheme best practice website but any other information sources would be great.
also how do others communicate observed best practice - short email, Newsletter or best practice alerts/ poster.
Any ideas would be great.
Thanks
T
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Re: H&S best practice
Create your own safety bulletins/posters with photos of good/bad practices you see on your sites and those you receive from feeds from competitors/industry or HSE etc
If you make them more personnel to the people involved on your sites, it helps to promote safety around them
If you make them more personnel to the people involved on your sites, it helps to promote safety around them
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Thanks Coldrop
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Re: H&S best practice
Its also a good visual for the posters if you can get before and after pictures. Much like a "5S" approach. easier to get your point across.
Start by taking loads of pics of areas you are going to tackle and then over time once you improve the areas take the after pics. Place the posters in the areas where the pictures were taken so people, inc visitors, see the improvements.
Start by taking loads of pics of areas you are going to tackle and then over time once you improve the areas take the after pics. Place the posters in the areas where the pictures were taken so people, inc visitors, see the improvements.
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