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Young people at work| Title |
Young people at work |
| SubTitle |
A guide for employers. |
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| Author |
HSE |
| Series Code |
HSG |
| Series Number |
165 |
| Publisher |
HSE Books |
| Date of Publication |
2000 |
| Length |
36 pages |
| ISBN |
0717618897 |
| Edition |
rev.ed. |
| Notes |
Health and safety guidance. (HSG165)(HSG 165)(HS G 165), Supersedes an earlier edition published with ISBN 0717612856.
WEB VERSION ONLY
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| Abstract |
This revised guide is aimed at all employers who employ or are considering taking on young people. It should also be helpful for their parents or guardians and others concerned with their health and safety in the workplace, including those who organise work experience. Young people, especially those new to the workplace, will be facing unfamiliar risks from the job they will be doing and from the working environment. They are seen particularly at risk because of their possible lack of awareness of existing or potential risks, immaturity and inexperience. The guide outlines the legal responsibilities of employers under the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999, which give employers particular responsibilities towards young people they employ. Contents: Preface; Section one Introduction; Section two General duties for all employers; Section three Assessing health and safety risks; Section four Hazards, risks and ways of avoiding them; Appendix 1, Further health and safety provisions for young people; References; Further Reading. |
| Keywords |
General Guidance; Training; Risk assessment; Manual handling; Accidents; Ill health; Child employment; Safety representatives. |
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