IOSH Staffordshire Branch. 19 January Meet the Regulators

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1 IOSH Staffordshire Branch 19 January 2017 Meet the Regulators Vincent Joyce HSE Adrian Allman Stafford Borough Council John Berrisford Staffordshire Fire and Rescue

2 Housekeeping Fire Safety Toilets and facilities Phones silent/vibrate please during the presentation Feedback forms Slido

3 2017 Planner 19 th Jan Meet the Regulators 9 th Feb AGM, IOSH President, Key Speaker Louise Taggart - Michael s Story 16 th March Slips, Trips and Falls, Safe Step Demo 20 th April CDM Update Design and Construction Phase Breakfast meeting PLUS usual evening meeting 18 th May ISO back to basics, and essentials of environmental management 15 th June Drone Safety

4 Planner 20 th July Fleet Vehicle Safety ROSPA Dr Karen McDonnell 17 th August Indoor Air Quality Dr Julie Riggs 21 st September Essential Building Safety 19 th October Emergency Preparedness & Response 16 th November Legal Updates 21 st December Christmas Quiz 18 th January 2018 Meet The Regulators 15 th February 2018 AGM Key Speaker Lisa Ramos Her Story & IOSH President

5 Start your journey today

6 IOSH Blueprint - The competency framework for the safety and health profession - It includes a self-assessment tool - You identify which skills you want to develop

7 Four core skills groups 1 Engagement and influence 2 Strategy and planning 3 Sustainable business 4 Technical skills

8 Self-assessment tool - Members currently have exclusive access - Create your own professional competency profile - Create your professional development plan

9 Using the self-assessment tool - Log in at MyIOSH - View the skills categories - Click the level for each skill that best reflects you - Once done, that s your professional competency profile!

10 Create your professional development plan - Click on the level you want to reach for each skill - Click download professional development plan

11 Using your professional development plan - Upload it to your CPD record - Plan your training and development needs - Discuss with your manager or peers

12 Easy to use - Takes less than an hour to complete - Can be done in several sessions everything is saved automatically as you progress

13 We re confident about And so are the people who helped us develop it 26 businesses 18 universities 600 members

14 Contact us - shapingthefuture@iosh.co.uk (0)

15 Health and Safety Executive HSE priorities Vincent Joyce HM Principal Inspector Staffordshire & Shropshire

16 HSE Strategy: Helping GB work well Themes: - Acting together - Tackling Ill Health - Managing risk well - Supporting small employers - Keeping pace with change - Sharing our success

17 Tackling Ill Health Estimated 1.3 m workers self-report workrelated ill health Renewed approach to health Collaborative working with other government departments Work-related stress MSDs Occupational lung disease

18 Sector Plans [refreshed 16/17] 3-5 years Evidence-based Evidence based analysis including: ill-health & incident data; enforcement data progress in performance industry trends & future changes influence and importance of stakeholders Experience of what works

19 Operational work 16/17 High risk sectors, including: Food: MSDs, flour dust Ag, Waste, Recycling: end-life vehicles; poultry dust Manufacturing: silica; wood dust, metalworking fluids; welding fume Legionella

20 2017/18 Operational Plan HSE Business Plan and Sector plans Operational proactive delivery plan focus on Key risks/sectors: Benchmarking, radiation, legionella, prisons, agriculture, waste & recycling, fairgrounds, fab metals, wood, food and construction. Other High Risk Sectors: rubber, surface engineering, foundries and concrete/possibly brick [ Free publications and guidance]

21 Issues arising 16/17 locally Workplace Transport Gas safety CO Installers Maintenance Asbestos Health: HAVs MSDs Violence [ secure establishments ]

22 Adrian Allman BSc (Hons) MCIEH DipNEBOSH Principal Environmental Health Officer (Regulatory Services)

23 Regulatory Services Update Health and Safety Functions: Accident investigation Investigation of complaints Asbestos notifications Proactive work/inspections Promote awareness of health and safety Support businesses Other functions of Regulatory Services: Licensing Planning consultations Food Hygiene Environmental Protection Enviro-crime

24 H&S Priorities: looking forward from last year Intelligence gathering o Industrial estate surveys, internet searches, local knowledge Sharing intelligence o Fire Service, Trading Standards, neighbouring local authorities Acting on intelligence o Focus resources, joint-working

25 Proactive Interventions Sunbed safety Sunbed campaign joint with Trading Standards Health and Safety Public Health (no under 18s) 8 high risk premises

26 Proactive animal health Licenced premises visits Zoos Animal Boarding Establishments Dog Boarding

27 Reactive Intervention Body piercers

28 Proactive intervention industrial estates

29 Proactive Intervention- builder s merchant Work at Height Slips and Trips Workplace Transport

30 Proactive Interventions Tyres

31 Proactive Interventions - Tyres and exhausts Tyres and exhaustsj

32 Proactive Interventions - Tyres and exhausts

33 Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service Business Support Team What do we do? John Berrisford BA, Dip.RSA,MIFireE, CMIOSH, FIIRSM,MIIAI Business Support Lead Staffordshire Fie and Rescue Service

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35 Paul Crutchley Business Support Officer Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service Contact: My background and experiences are:

36 The Business Support Function launched in September 2009 re-branded from Commercial Fire Safety Department dedicated business support team partnership and collaborative working, added value

37 Why Business Support? Influenced by changes to legislation and working practices Enforcement and the need to respond to those changes Range of topics, not typically limited to fire safety advice Statutory role as regulator, the main perception / expectation

38 Contribution far beyond those expectations! Developed a number of ways to support local businesses Providing active services when they are really needed Ofqual level 2 fire safety awareness (CIEH Level 3 fire risk assessment) Ofqual level 2 health and safety FPA fire warden / fire safety awareness Evacuation chairs / methods Incident support (live fire attendance) 24 hour response (protracted incidents) 24 Telephone support / referral Networking tell people what we do!

39 Developed specific services and support mechanisms by... Providing advice and support that is tailored to businesses in order to assist in the prevention of fire and other emergencies. Providing support and information to businesses that have had a fire, both at the time of the fire and post fire. Providing training and instruction that incorporates training packages that have been developed top provide long term training solutions rather than a one time fix. Providing specific business support visits that allow the recipient to generate the agenda and lead the support activity with our assistance.

40 Address: Church Street, Stoke Date: 28 November 2016 mobilised at 15:30 Incident: Fire involving men's department of a very busy bridle business Clients contacted during the immediate 24 hours following the fire.

41 Portable Heating Supplementary Domestic or Commercial Where not to place them Check your Insurance policy Repair / use the main heating scheme Consider cost to run

42 Support and advice provided Business Support initiated: S4390 (Business Support Lead) mobilised following a direct request from the Incident commander. Support provided: Information gathering and initial communication route established with other businesses affected by the incident. Managed information flow and updates to the other businesses with regular briefings. Managing the insurance aspect s client had no idea. Post Fire Support: on going and to date our support has been recognised by all concerned. 33k interim payment secured to help the business with the recovery process. Client Comment: there s no way I could have managed all this on my own, it was a mine field, the John and Paul were there when I needed them most, we can t thank them enough (Frank & Cynthia Bruce, Business Owners)

43 Shop owner speaks of pride after granddaughter helps saves our shop Raised the alarm Evacuated the building Called 999 Tackled the fire, beaten back Closed fire door Left the building Result 50% less damage

44 Zero Prosecutions Minimum Enforcement

45 Education Encouragement Enforcement

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48 Get out Stay out Call the Fire Service out 999

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50 Reactive - Warehouse Accident investigation - (ongoing) Action taken New Risk Assessment New Safe System for segregating pedestrian, incl; Floor markings Barrier tapes when FLT present Installation of barriers protecting pedestrian areas System of segregation Trialling new FLT LED Pedestrian Lights

51 Reactive - Fire Ongoing investigation led by the Environment Agency Emergency Services, HSE, LAs and Business Proactive visits to all known high risk fire sites across Staffordshire Additional Resilience training to LA staff across Staffordshire

52 Reactive Takeaway Routine Food Hygiene Inspection Referrals to housing, health & safety and fire safety

53 Summary Reactive: Accidents Service requests Proactive Interventions/Inspections Intelligence gathering Advice

54 Q & A Round Table Discussion

55 2017 Planner 19 th Jan Meet the Regulators 9 th Feb AGM, IOSH President, Key Speaker Louise Taggart - Michael s Story 16 th March Slips, Trips and Falls, Safe Step Demo 20 th April CDM Update Design and Construction Phase Breakfast meeting PLUS usual evening meeting 18 th May ISO back to basics, and essentials of environmental management 15 th June Drone Safety

56 Planner 20 th July Fleet Vehicle Safety ROSPA Dr Karen McDonnell 17 th August Indoor Air Quality Dr Julie Riggs 21 st September Essential Building Safety 19 th October Emergency Preparedness & Response 16 th November Legal Updates 21 st December Christmas Quiz 18 th January 2018 Meet The Regulators 15 th February 2018 AGM Key Speaker Lisa Ramos Her Story & IOSH President