Under the Control of Major Accident Hazards (COMAH) Regulations 2015, operators are required to demonstrate that all major accident hazards (MAHs) have been identified. MAH identification is commonly carried out against a list of guidewords, or deviations, intended to identify all potential initiators of MAHs at an establishment. Included in these guidewords are often a smaller number of environmental initiators, capturing extremes of temperature and weather. However, assessment is typically conducted on current weather patterns, on equipment often designed to older standards.

The incident investigation good practices training will be in the form of a one-day course consisting of presentations, workshop exercises and will provide learners with an understanding of good practices.

With a visual factory an organisation can understand the status of their operations “at a glance”, speeding up problem solving and increasing situational awareness, making for a more productive and safer factory. Managers and team leaders wanting to better understand Visual Factory techniques, how to apply them and make them successful will find this course of interest to them.

This second webinar in the Workplace Health & Wellbeing Leadership Series takes a practical, leadership-focused look at: • What good workplace health and wellbeing leadership really looks like in practice • The legal duty of care, relevant legislation and recent HSE activity • Common organisational failings that expose employers to risk and how to avoid them • How leaders, line managers, EHS, HR and occupational health professionals can work together to protect people and the organisation Hosted by the CIA with expert legal insight from guest speakers at Womble Bond Dickinson LLP and a facilitated Q&A session, this webinar is designed to help leaders understand what’s changing, what’s expected and what action is needed now – not just to avoid enforcement, but to reduce harm, absence and long-term cost. At a time when stress, anxiety and depression are the leading cause of absence in the UK and regulatory scrutiny is increasing, this webinar provides timely, practical guidance to help organisations get workplace health and wellbeing right – for their people and for their business.