Health and Safety
Executive / Commission
Construction
Inclusion on this table of events does not imply HSE endorsement of any specific events, organisations or companies
This is one of a series of free partnership events run by the industry for the industry, as part of the UK-wide Working Well Together (WWT) campaign. The aim is not only to raise awareness of key health and safety issues facing the construction industry specific to your trade, but also to give practical advice on how to avoid risks on construction sites.
If you have a small building, construction or contracting company, or if you are self-employed and would like up to date advice to help you get to grips with health and safety, this free half-day event is a must.
Haydock Park Racecourse
Newton-Le-Willows
WA12 0HQ
This is one of a series of free partnership events run by the industry for the industry, as part of the UK-wide Working Well Together (WWT) campaign. The aim is not only to raise awareness of key health and safety issues facing the construction industry specific to your trade, but also to give practical advice on how to avoid risks on construction sites.
If you have a small building, construction or contracting company, or if you are self-employed and would like up to date advice to help you get to grips with health and safety, this free half-day event is a must.
Foxy’s Restaurant
Carlisle United Football Club
Carlisle
Cost: Free - but places limited
This is one of a series of partnership events run by the industry for the industry, as part of the UK-wide Working Well Together (WWT) campaign.
The event is informal and highly practical, covering all aspects of working at height. You can attend practical demonstrations of the latest equipment and visit a unique exhibition by companies offering assistance and solutions to a variety of working at height scenarios – all for a £10 booking fee, including refreshment!”
We have designed this event to suit the needs of all construction firms – whether or not you specialise in working at height. It is particularly suitable to firms with 20 or less employees.
National Construction College,
Manor Road, Erith, Kent DA8 2AD
Cost: £10.00
HSE is working with the BCIF to ensure that Scottish Borders Construction Companies are targeting health and safety in the most efficient and effective manner without producing unnecessary paperwork. In this joint event between BCIF and the HSE, companies can find out what is required by the HSE in the way of their priorities and the resulting Health and Safety paperwork.
Local to Scottish Borders
HSE Inspectors, local construction industry representatives
Location: Tweed Horizons, St Boswells.
Cost: FREE
Please note that places are limited – advised to book by 5 September 2008
Contact: To book your place please return the fax back form
or e-mail enquiries@bcif.org.uk. Tel: 01896 820469.
Contact: Telephone +44 (0)845 313 3414
Fax +44 (0)1295 275981
Email: enquiries@constructionstudycentre.co.uk
This is one of a series of free partnership events run by the industry for the industry, as part of the UK-wide Working Well Together (WWT) campaign. The aim is not only to raise awareness of key health and safety issues facing the construction industry specific to your trade, but also to give practical advice on how to avoid risks on construction sites.
If you have a small building, construction or contracting company, or if you are self-employed and would like up to date advice to help you get to grips with health and safety, this free half-day event is a must.
Britannia Stadium
Stoke-on-Trent
Cost: Free - but places limited
HSE is pleased to be co-sponsoring the CIOB Construction Manager of the Year Awards 2008. These awards are open to site-based project managers with overall responsibility for the delivery of any UK construction project; the awards are given to the individuals for their own project management work, not to their projects.
HSE will be sponsoring one of the ten categories covering managers on all construction projects from the smallest scale up to the very largest retail and commercial developments. Each category has a Gold and Silver medal winner with all the Gold winners going forward for the final selection of 'Construction Manager of the Year'.
No other awards in the construction industry are subject to the level of judging and scrutiny that the CIOB applies to these Awards. Judges look for evidence of outstanding management skills in:
Location: Marriott Grosvenor House, London
