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Time to review procedures?
April 1st 2008

Business owners are being urged to review their health and safety procedures as the new Corporate Manslaughter Act comes into effect.

Under the new act, companies and organisations can be found liable for a work-related death if actions at a senior level amount to a gross breach of a duty of care to the deceased following a failure to manage safety.

Companies wishing to protect their workers and reduce the possibility of falling foul of the act should consider implementing a health and safety management system such as OHSAS 18001:2007 says NQA.

Distribution company Palletline, has recently implemented OHSAS 18001:2007 through NQA.

Kevin Buchanan, MD comments: "Working towards certification to OHSAS 18001:2007 has enabled us to promote an intrinsically safe working environment, operating within a clearly defined framework where we identify and control risks to health and safety." NQA, provides business certification and training and can help businesses of all sizes to take control of their health and safety systems.

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