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| | Poll : February | Spend on health & safety in your organisation in 2012 will be?
- Lower than in 2011
- Roughly the same as in 2011
- More than in 2011
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| Last Month's Poll
Are you in favour or proposals to reduce the number of workplace safety inspections?Yes - 25% No - 75%  |
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Safety driven
December 1st 2004 Businesses could be heading for a potential disaster if fleet safety does not rise rapidly up the agenda of boards of directors in many organisations, according to a report sponsored by Kwik-Fit Fleet.
A survey of fleet operations carried out for the report suggests that 70% of businesses do not have a risk management strategy in place or planned. Other statistics reveal an alarming lack of knowledge, awareness and action in relation to improving occupational road safety.
Profit through Safety: A Boardroom Plan for Action, a report by Professor Peter Cooke of the Centre for Automotive Industries Management at Nottingham Trent University, has been compiled as the range of legislation impacting on the operation of vehicles – both company and privately owned – used for business journeys continues to increase.
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