The official magazine of LABC SEARCH BROWSE BY ISSUE Latest Issue Back Issues NEWS National South East South West Midlands North Wales FEATURES Building Regulations From the Chief Interviews Health & Safety Sustainability Building Research Enforcement Concrete Corner Fire Safety Access Legal Timber Research Electrical Safety Security Demolition LABC Update Recruitment BUILDING REGULATIONS Part A - Structure Part B - Fire Safety Part C - Site Preparation & Resistance to Moisture Part D - Toxic Substances Part E - Resistance to the Passage of Sound Part F - Ventilation Part G - Hygiene Part H - Drainage & Waste Disposal Part J - Combustion Applicances & Fuel Storage Part K - Falling, Collision and Impact Protection Part L - Conservation of Fuel & Power Part M - Access and Facilities for the Disabled Part N - Glazing Safety Part P - Electrical Safety SERVICES Contact SiteLines Media Pack Health and Safety Is there a killer in your midst? Martin Freeman, Managing Director of ProTen Services Ltd, explains the methods that can be used to reduce high concentrations of radon gas and the dangers of employing non-specialists Issue 45 - Summer 08 CDM Regulations ‘bedding in well’ say HSE Stephen Williams (pictured right), Head of Construction at the Health and Safety Executive, evaluates the impact of the new CDM Regulations a year on from their inception and outlines new initiatives for closer working relationships with local authority building control and planning departments Issue 45 - Summer 08 CDM revisions should make health and safety simpler The construction industry still accounts for almost a third of all workplace fatalities. Revised legislation has come into force, so there has never been a better time to focus on health and safety training. The revised Construction Design and Management Regulations (CDM) make complying with the legislation much simpler, writes Kevin Fear, Head of Health, Safety and Environment at ConstructionSkills Issue 44 - Spring 08 Working with asbestos According to HSE, asbestos-related disease caused by past exposure to asbestos was responsible for around 4,000 deaths last year, making it the biggest work-related killer in Great Britain Issue 43 - Winter 07 Risky business Chris Hudson, director of asbestos removal company HB Insulations, discusses the hazard of asbestos, not only to human health but also its damaging affect on the environment Issue 42 - Autumn 07 School for scandal? Victoria Douglas considers the impact of the widely reported discoveries of asbestos within schools and colleges and the obligations upon local authorities to tackle the risks of asbestos head on Issue 41 - Summer 2007 Renewed impetus for health and safety in construction The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is expected to launch a set of revised health and safety regulations for construction following an unprecedented period of consultation with the industry Issue 40 - Spring 2007 Asbestos: your duties explained Asbestos-related disease caused by past exposure to asbestos is the UK’s biggest work related killer. Dr Kevin Walkin looks at some of the essential responsibilities for dutyholders Issue 40 - Spring 2007 Lessons for London 2012 History is littered with disasters at major public events that have cost the lives of many thousands of people across the globe and continue to occur with a worrying regularity despite the lessons learnt over decades Issue 40 - Spring 2007 Revised asbestos regulations now in force The Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006, which were laid in Parliament in October, came into force on November 13 Issue 39 - Winter 2006 Displaying page 1 of 3    [1] 2 3  Next page > Website design copyright Masmedia Ltd, Content copyrght SiteLines Magazine