BS 8580 risk assessment for the control of Legionella in water systems will provide independent risk assessors, regulators, facility managers and other duty holders with a guide to the processes required to produce legionella risk assessments for artificial water systems. SCI HQ, London, Thursday 8 April 2010. 10.15am–16.35pm.
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- Trainee Inspector recruitment – starts 7 April 2010
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- Tackling stress – Harrogate NHS case study
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- HSE Chair Speech – Health and safety challenges for nuclear construction
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- Nuclear stakeholder newsletter – February 2010
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- Free – Stone SHAD, London 25 March
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- Reducing the risks from top-handled chainsaw use
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