Scottish Partnerships - Working for Safety and Health - a...

Scottish Partnerships - Working for Safety and Health - a menu for involvement
Roles and responsibilities
Key organisation
Support and advisory services
Scottish Centre for Healthy
Working Lives (SCHWL)
RoSPA in Scotland
The regulators
Health and Safety Lawyers
Association
HSE
Local Authorities
SEARS (Scotland’s environmental
and rural services)
Practical support networks
Professional organisations
Workers’ representation
and networks
Academic institutions
Scottish Chamber of Safety (SCOS)
& Local safety Groups
POOSH Scotland
(professional organisations in
occupational safety and health)
Partners
STUC (Scottish Trade Union Congress)
Scottish Hazards Campaign
POOSH (professional organisations in OHS)
Health & Safety Executive (HSE)
Local authorities
HaSIVSS (voluntary sector)
Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA)
Universities
SCOS (Scottish Chamber of Safety)
Scottish Fire and Rescue Services
CIPD
IOSH
CHASTE (education sector)
NHS Scotland
Scottish Government
Business community
RoSPA Scottish Higher Performers Forum
SCHWL
SCOS
HSE
SCHWL
Scottish Government
Local authorities
Partnership on Health and Safety in Scotland (PHASS)
For full PHASS membership see
http://www.hse.gov.uk/scotland/committee.htm
SCHWL
RoSPA
HSE
SCHWL
For SEARS partners, see: http://www.sears.scotland.gov.uk/
HSE works with SEARS
HSE
SCHWL
RoSPA
For full POOSH Scotland membership see:
http://www.hse.gov.uk/scotland/poosh.htm
PHASS
STUC
SCHWL
HSE
Scottish Hazards
Strathclyde University
Glasgow University
SCHWL
SCHWL
SCHWL
HSE
Sector-specific networks
Site Safe Scotland (construction)
HaSIVSS
(health and safety in voluntary
sector Scotland)
CHASTE
Occupational health & safety
services
OHSAS (Occupational health & safety
advisory services)
SALUS
HSE
SCHWL
STUC
HSE
Scottish Hazards
SCHWL
HSE
Education centres
SCHWL
Scottish Government
HSE
SCHWL
Scottish and UK Governments
Purpose and projects
Improving worker involvement
Joint promotion and educational events
Improving access to competent support
Operational partnership agreements
Operational partnership agreements
Joint promotion and educational events
Health Risks at Work – Do You Know Yours? Scottish Occupational Road Safety Alliance (ScORSA)
Collaboration on OHS training, competences & guidance
Health Risks at Work – Do You Know Yours? Event support
Fire risk assessment publications; DVD and training
Sickness Absence management
Publications, training, professional development
Promotion of joint working in education
Service delivery; GP fit note; fit for work
Publications, projects and national policy agenda; GP fit note
Mentoring, piloting, services, awards
Mentoring, piloting, services, awards
Scottish Occupational Road Safety Alliance (ScORSA)
Health Risks at Work – Do You Know Yours?
Developing a worker involvement toolkit
Working with the H&S community to raise awareness of legal pitfalls and compliance issues
Regulatory partners: delivering HSE strategy in Scotland
Implementing HSE strategy in Scottish context; H&S community events website; overview of all partnerships
Operational partnership agreement
Developing a worker involvement toolkit with HSE
Regulatory partners: delivering HSE strategy
Operational partnership agreements; sector specific projects (fire, noise, skin); support & training
‘One door any door’ principle – to provide easy access to information and advice from SEARS partners.
SEARS partners taking part in HSE safety and health awareness days (SHADs); HSE material placed in rural hubs
Delivering campaign events (through HSE agreement with Safety Groups UK)
Health Risks at Work – Do You Know Yours?
Facilitating access to the services of professional bodies; free regional meetings and events to publicise and share good
OSH practices; publications on good professional practices and operating standards
Collective voice and representation (eg responding to consultations); mapping and improving access to competent
advice and training
Promotional and educational events for eg the voluntary and education sectors
Promoting worker involvement
EU campaign events
Promotional and educational events
Developing training and competences
Sickness absence management (SAM) tool and training; GP fit note and fit for work
Healthy working lives research & evaluation
Case studies on best practice; building the case for workplace health, safety and well-being
Employers, workers & trade associations collaboration; promoting competencies; delivering SHADs and
Working Well Together in Scotland
EU risk assessment campaign events
Promoting competence and worker involvement
Supporting the education sector with projects, advice and networks
Developing new GP fit note guidance and fit for work services (Working Health Services Scotland)
Return to work support
Fit for work services (Working Health Services Scotland)
Developed the SCHWL Advice line
Want to know more about what’s
happening in health and safety in
Scotland?
Sign up to receive Scotland’s eBulletin newsletter
http://www.hse.gov.uk/scotland/subscribe.htm
Sign up to SCHWL newsletters at
http://www.healthyworkinglives.com/news/index.aspx
Want to publicise your event?
Make use of the health and safety event calendar on the HSE Scotland website:
http://www.hse.gov.uk/scotland/events.htm
Want to get involved?
Information and key contacts for partners and projects:
Kathy Jenkins, Scottish Hazards, worker involvement, training and support,
PHASS http://www.scottishhazards.co.uk/ [email protected]
Amanda Jones, Occupational Health Physiotherapy Manager, Association of
Chartered Physiotherapists in Occupational Health and Ergonomics, POOSH
Scotland [email protected]
Sarah Jones, HSE External Relations Scotland, PHASS, Health Risks at Work,
worker involvement, HSE/SCHWL operational partnership, Scotland h&s events
calendar [email protected] http://www.hse.gov.uk/scotland/index.
htm http://www.hse.gov.uk/scotland/partnership.htm
Mark Kennedy, Fit for work, [email protected]
Norman Stevenson, SCOS, IIRSM (International Institute of Risk and Safety
Management), POOSH Scotland [email protected]
Ian Tasker, Scottish TUC, PHASS, worker involvement, training and support
http://www.stuc.org.uk/health-and-safety [email protected]
Ian Waldram, IOSH, POOSH Scotland http://www.hse.gov.uk/scotland/
pooshscotland.htm [email protected]
Claire Allinson, SCOS, http://www.scos.org.uk/, Health Risks at Work
http://www.healthrisksatwork.com
emails: [email protected] [email protected]
Starters
A wide range of players involved in Scotland’s
health and safety network
Get a taste of who is working together
Mains
A feast of partnerships and joint projects
Find out if there is a partnership or project
you can get your teeth into
Dessert
The proof of the pudding…
Robert Atkinson, Development manager, Scottish Centre for Healthy
Working Lives: HWL, Health Risks at Work
email: [email protected], OSH training & development, PHASS
http://www.healthyworkinglives.com/[email protected]
What difference are they making on the ground?
Find out here
Special take away offer
Kathleen Braidwood, RoSPA, Road Safety Officer Scotland
[email protected] www.scorsa.org.uk [email protected]
Your personal guide to:
Karen McDonnell, Head of RoSPA Scotland, ScORSA, Health Risks at Work,
Worker Involvement Toolkit, PHASS [email protected] www.rospa.com
Scottish Partnerships –
Working for Safety and Health
Pam McKenzie, HSE Construction Division Scotland, Site Safe Scotland
http://www.hse.gov.uk/scotland/sitesafe.htm [email protected]
“Be Part of the Solution”
Stephen Merchant, HaSVISS (voluntary sector), PHASS
http://webs.workwithus.org/HASIVSS/ [email protected]
Allan Mulholland, HSE Construction Division Scotland, Site Safe Scotland allan.
[email protected]
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