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| Reaching Out |
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Since 2000 there has been a significant reduction in fatal accidents and other injuries in the construction industry. This reduction has been attributed in part to the focus of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) on influencing large firms. |
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To encourage the continuation of this downward trend, the HSE's Small Sites Project was established to bring about the adoption of sensible risk management strategies to improve standards of health and safety on Small Sites. There is a specific focus on those sites with 5 or fewer employees on site. |
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This research funded by HSE was commissioned to inform the development of a strategy to reach and influence Small Site operators. |
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The overarching research objective was to reveal more about how the Small Sites sector of the industry operates and the intermediaries and the factors which influence those who control small sites in order to inform a programme of positively influencing behaviour on Small Sites. |
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| Contact Details : |
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Corr Willbourn
Research and Development
150 Waterloo Road
London
SE1 8SB |
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