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Annual Report and Accounts 2001/02.

Title Annual Report and Accounts 2001/02.
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Author HSC and HSE
Publisher TSO (The Stationery Office)
Date of Publication 2002
Length 210 pages
ISBN 0102918228
Price Exc. VAT £22.60
VAT Rate 0%
Product Type Hard Copy
Format Paper
Notes annual report. A copy of 'Revitalising health and safety strategy statement' is available online visit www.hse.gov.uk/revitalising/strategy.pdf the report has also been separated into small sections for downloading visit http://www.hse.gov.uk/aboutus/reports/annreport.htm for more information
Abstract This annual report charts the progress during the first year of the HSC's strategic plan 2001-04 and contributions made towards achieving the national targets for health and safety set out in the Revitalising Health and Safety strategy statement which concentrates work into four specific blocks; priority areas, major hazards, securing compliance and statutory duties. Part 2 of the publication presents the financial statements that show the full in-year costs of the Commission and Executive. Contents: Priority Programmes: Falls from height; Workplace transport; Musculoskeletal disorders; Work related stress; Construction; Agriculture; Health services; Slips and Trips; Major hazard industries: Railways; Gas conveyance and onshore major hazard pipelines; Control of Major Accident Hazard Regulations (COMAH); Mining industry; Offshore industry; Nuclear industry; Securing Compliance: Inspecting high risk premises; Enforcement policy; Penalties and prosecutions; Investigation of incidents; Key actions in industry sectors; Activities on cross sector hazards; Local authorities; Mandatory activities: Work to modernise and simplify the regulatory framework; Work to provide information and advice to improve the knowledge of health and safety; Work to promote risk assessment and technical knowledge; Statutory schemes; Managing the organisation: Business improvement; Resources; Staffing; Private Finance Initiative/Public Private Partnerships; Sponsorship; Wider markets; Departmental investment strategy; Resource accounting and budgeting; Reducing fraud; Prompt payment of bills; Charging; Information technology; Equality and diversity; Staff training and development; Government targets on sickness absence; Green housekeeping; Business risk; Welsh language scheme; Devolution; Employee involvement; HSE's management plan 2001-04; Health and safety in HSE; Accounts 2001/02
Keywords Performance; Outputs


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