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Health and Safety effecting future of arb.

Baxter

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BenC Collaborator

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In my experience H & S on site starts off well but soon drops off when by the people running things when deadlines need to be met or it costs more. :thumbdown:

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Simon Rotheram Grand Master

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I'm all for promoting health and safety and working within the law, I undertake regular safety checks to ensure this happens.

 

However, we are working on a site that the guys have to get a daily "permit to rake" in order to rake over soil ready for grass seed - seems a bit OTT to me!

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