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In this section you will find information and guidance developed by the Health & Safety Authority which may be applicable for your business. We have included the most relevant documentation that will help you expand your knowledge in these areas. Further information and guidance is also available to download at our publications section on the Health & Safety Authority webpage.
NOTE: Dairy, Beef, Sheep, Deer, Tillage or Mixed farming business types are not included in BeSMART.ie. If you have one of these farms you should visit the Health & Safety Authority Agriculture webpage or go to the farm safely online tool at www.farmsafely.com to prepare your risk assessments as part of the HSA Agricultural Code of Practice for 3 or less employees.
2020 - Safety Alerts |
2018 - Safety Alerts |
2017 - Safety Alerts |
2016 - Safety Alerts |
2015 - Safety Alerts |
2014 - Safety Alerts
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See also 'Top Tips & Videos' for more information on Electricity, Manual Handling, Slips/Trips/Falls, Chemicals, Working at Height, Workplace Transport, Display Screen Equipment and Maintenance
Bale Handling
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Bullying in the Workplace
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Children, Young Persons & Pregnant Employees
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Chemicals
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Confined Spaces
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Display Screen Equipment
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Electricity
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Ergonomics
Link to Manual Handling Case Study Videos 1-9 and Case Study videos 10-17 on HSA website |
First Aid
Link to Frequently Asked Questions on HSA website |
Fumes, Dusts and Ventilation
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Horticulture
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Maintenance
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Machinery
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Management of Asbestos-Containing Materials
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Indoor Air Quality
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Night & Shift Work
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Safety Management
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Safety Signs
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Slips, Trips and Falls
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Slurry Handling
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Swine
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Timber and Chainsaws
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Vehicles
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Vets
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Working at Height
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Note: Downloading in Rich Text Format (RTF) means you can edit the document
Form IR1 - Notification of Accident
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Form IR3 - Form of Notification of a Dangerous Occurence
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Internal Accident / Incident Investigation Form
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Guidance on Reporting of Accidents and Dangerous Occurrences
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Work PositiveCI is a FREE State and stakeholder supported psychosocial risk management process that helps organisations identify ways to improve employee wellbeing.
Use Work PositiveCI to improve employee wellbeing
Work PositiveCI is a completely confidential psychosocial risk management process. It involves a ‘whole workforce’ approach which can be rolled out over a three to six month period and be re-used every few years.
Work PositiveCI assesses workplace stressors, employee psychological wellbeing and critical incident exposure in the workplace. If not properly managed these stressors can lead to poor mental health and wellbeing, increased sickness absence, presenteesim and lower productivity.
It provides easy-to-understand online reports, identifies risk areas and provides clear guidance on ways to improve employee wellbeing, enabling focused action to be taken. Work PositiveCI provides specific support and guidance in addressing critical incident exposure in the workplace.
Work PositiveCI can lead to high impact results, such as reducing sickness absence and turnover, and increasing employee engagement, wellbeing and productivity.
Work PositiveCI helps employers comply with health and safety legislation at a national and European level. Employers are obliged under the Irish Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 to ensure safe places of work for all employees, which covers mental as well as physical health and safety.
There is no software to download. The surveys take ten to fifteen minutes to complete. You can log in to create surveys, access your response rates and view results 24/7, using any Wi-Fi enabled device. The surveys are completely FREE to use.
Work PositiveCI is completely confidential. The data is processed by an independent service provider in compliance with applicable Data Protection legislation.
Welcome to the Health and Safety Authority's on-line small business courses. Whether you're an employer, an employee or starting your own business, these courses will give you a quick, free and invaluable guide to getting health and safety right from the outset.
All you have to do is register, take the course whenever you wish and then download your certificate of completion when finished. You can also register a group of employees to take a course.