This SIM provides guidance to inspectors on exposure to MbOCA and isocyanates in the manufacture of moulded polyurethane articles.
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- Workyear 2010/2011: Inspection of premises using MbOCA and isocyanates in the manufacture of moulded polyurethane articles
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- European campaign on hazardous substances in MVR
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- Managing the segregation and isolation of potable water systems on offshore installations
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- Rochdale cleaner’s crush death prompts £140,000 fine
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- Evaluation of the simplified lifting operations and lifting equipment leaflet (LOLER)
- Company fined after worker hit by fork-lift truck
- Roofing firm in court after apprentice plunge
- An investigation into the use of plasterboard manual handling aids in construction
- Nuclear LLC quarterly reports 2010 (Qtr 1)
- Company ordered to pay £75,000 after farm worker is crushed to death
- Machine supplier and university fined after worker traps arm in harvester
- Comet fined £75,000 over Wrexham fatal roof fall
- Comet group prosecuted following death of worker in Wrexham
- Three North East workers lose their lives at work
- HSE investigates two deaths involving gates
- 19 North West workers lose their lives at work
- CONIAC – Open meeting to be held on Wednesday 21 July 2010
- Farm worker’s arm cut with chainsaw
- 22 Yorkshire and Humber workers lose their lives at work
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- Ten West Midlands workers lose their lives at work
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- Global logistics and tobacco firms fined after worker is crushed to death
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- East of England workers lose their lives at work
- 11 London workers lose their lives at work
- Control and management of hazardous substances in semiconductor manufacturers in Great Britain in 2009
- 14 South East workers lose their lives at work
- Determining current health and safety practices, awareness of HSE initiatives and economic trends in relation to isocyanate paint use in the MVR sector
- HSE Chair speech – Devonport Dockyard
- Two Cornish companies fined after fall through fragile roof light
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