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Post by Jack Kane »

WOW!

This book is enormous in every way. Packed full of up-to-date (sixth edition) information. I have heard it called the safety practitioners bible. I tend to agree so far.

Well worth the money if you are serious about health and safety.

The only thing it lacks is a trolley to carry it around :lol:
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I'd agree with that Jack - the 5th edition helped me through my diploma. Quite expensive - I asked Father Christmas for mine!! (Sad or what!! :oops: ).
Must replace it with the 6th edition I think.
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Dont worry Janie I also asked santa for mine and it got me through Dip 1, we can be sad together!
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Again, will agree with all of you. It is a fantastic reference book - I'm never too far away from mine.
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Post by otto »

A mighty tome, I must update my 5th edition as well. I can also reccommend Jeremy Stranks' "Health and Safety Practice" as being in a similar vein.
The NEBOSH cert and Diploma sylabuses are based on this book as well.... :shock:
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:wave: :wave: :wave: :wave:

Such an old thread

I have the new seventh edition of this if anybody is interested ../. ../. ../.
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The 8th edition is ready for pre-ordering at £120 on amazon:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Safety-at-Work- ... n+channing" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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WillPool wrote:The 8th edition is ready for pre-ordering at £120 on amazon:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Safety-at-Work- ... n+channing" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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I have the 7th edition,
any interested should PM me.
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Now £114.00 ! Incredible savings ./thumbsup..
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Or the Kindle version at £79.80 seems good value for money if you have a kindle or the kindle app for your tablet/Ipad etc

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