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News Release from: Smithers Rapra
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Team on 11 February 2005
Meeting covers health and safety in
thermoforming
A meeting of the thermoforming sector will take place at Rapra Technology on 23rd February 2005 to fully explain the new health and safety legislation which is now currently enforceable law.
A meeting of the thermoforming sector will take place at Rapra Technology, Shawbury, on 23rd February 2005 to fully explain the new health and safety legislation which is now currently enforceable law Over the past two years, and in partnership with the UK Health and Safety Executive, the thermoforming sector has come to a new safety agreement and policy which is now law
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 4 Aug 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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"We now have an agreement that works", says Rapra's Martin Woodley, "and is now enforceable through the HSE".
"I strongly recommend all in the industry to attend on 23rd February; find out what improvements are available to them, and also, what obligations they are now under".
The 23rd February meeting at Rapra will see detailed explanation and exposition of the new thermoforming safety laws from HSE personnel, including: an introduction to the industry agreement; update on accident statistics; the effect of human failure; and technical issues from an HSE perspective.
The SPE will speak on practical improvement regarding thermoforming machinery entry and Martin Woodley of Rapra will launch the best practice documents.
Places will be awarded in advance on a first come first served basis.
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