CONTENTS
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COVER STORY
SAFE AND SOUND Find out why Cirrus Research
believes its range of sound level meters blows the competition out of the water when it comes to hearing protection.
REGULARS 22
LEGISLATION FOCUS: A NEW DAWN
Paul Bussey offers advice on how to interpret the CDM Regulations 2015 and explains why not all risks can be ‘designed out’.
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TEN QUESTIONS WITH… Founder of
EHSRated.com,
James Clayton tells us why health and safety professionals should aim to make themselves redundant.
NEWS
NEWSFLASH All the latest industry news,
including Evac+Chair’s award-winning bus and the perils of a ‘make do and mend’ culture at work.
FEATURES
AND THE WINNER IS... After three months of voting,
we’re delighted to bring you the winners of the Tomorrow’s Health & Safety Awards 2015.
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PRIDE AND PREJUDICE With concerns about
occupational health on the rise, Tanita Cross spoke to Alan Murray at the BSIF about what’s on the trade body’s agenda.
SHOW REVIEW
HEALTH & SAFETY EVENT 2015
We bring you the highlights from this year’s Health & Safety Event at the NEC in Birmingham.
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NUTS AND BOLTS John Grenville, MD at ECEX
discusses the key considerations required to carry out safe maintenance work.
DEVIL’S IN THE DETAIL TÜV SÜD’s Neil Dyson
unpicks the regulations around modifying machinery.
CLEANING & HYGIENE
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RAT IN MI KITCHEN Learn how to spot a pest problem
before it spirals out of control, advises Emma Gilroy, Digital Marketing Manager at Direct 365.
COLOUR CODED Dr Peter Barratt from Initial
Washroom Hygiene explores the power of colour over our behaviour in the workplace washroom.
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FIRST AID
KIT AND CABOODLE Office Depot’s Health & Safety
Manager Lionel Bailey explains how to put together a workplace first aid kit – just in case.
SETTING STANDARDS Discover how Life Aid
Training’s approach to teaching is set to change the world of first aid.
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