Health and Safety Executive

The Health and Safety Executive work to protect the health and safety of people in the workplace by minimising risks. They achieve this through research, information and advice, promoting training, new or revised regulations and codes of practice, inspection, investigation and enforcement.

Redgrave Court
Merton Road
Bootle
HSE
UK

Website: http://www.hse.gov.uk/

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
Contract Research Report 189/1998	Spatially referenced population data for land use planning advice	1998	Archived
Contract Research Report 229/1999	Improving safety on construction sites by changing personnel behaviour - phase two	1999	Archived
Contract Research Report 262/2000	Analysis of planning appeal decision reports	2000	Archived
Contract Research Report 303/2000	Flue performance of domestic gas burning appliances: additional full scale test house measurements of the flue performance of open flued gas fired appliances using internal flues	2000	Archived
Contract Research Report 313/2000	Construction health and safety for the new millennium	2000	Archived
Contract Research Report 358	Improving the safety of workers in the vicinity of mobile plant. Section 0 - Contents and introduction. (1 of 11)	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 358	Improving the safety of workers in the vicinity of mobile plant. Section 1 - Introduction, problem definition, accident statistics and legal duties. (2 of 11)	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 358	Improving the safety of workers in the vicinity of mobile plant. Section 2 - Improvements through ergonomics, reversing and sight line aids. (3 of 11)	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 358	Improving the safety of workers in the vicinity of mobile plant. Section 3 - Object detection and collision avoidance research, direct detection of human body attributes. (4 of 11)	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 358	Improving the safety of workers in the vicinity of mobile plant. Section 4 - RFID tag systems, development process, IMC personal safety systems and trials. (5 of 11)	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 358	Improving the safety of workers in the vicinity of mobile plant. Section 5 - Summary, conclusions and observations. (6 of 11)	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 358	Improving the safety of workers in the vicinity of mobile plant. Section 6 - Appendix 1: Ergonomic study of vehicles. (7 of 11)	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 358	Improving the safety of workers in the vicinity of mobile plant. Section 7 - Appendix 2: US NIASH and Nautilus Ltd personnel detection systems. (8 of 11)	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 358	Improving the safety of workers in the vicinity of mobile plant. Section 8 - Appendix 3: Explanation of the propagation that occurs at very low frequencies. (9 of 11)	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 358	Improving the safety of workers in the vicinity of mobile plant. Section 9 - Appendix 4: Human exposure to low power non ionising electromagnetic fields. (10 of 11)	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 358	Improving the safety of workers in the vicinity of mobile plant. Section 10 - Appendix 5: RFID systems. (11 of 11)	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 387/2001	Improving health and safety in construction - Phase 1: Data collection, review and structuring	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 391/2001	Establishing effective communications and participation in the construction sector. Part 1: Main report. Part 2: Literature review	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 394/2001	Investigation into aspects of falsework	2001	Archived
Contract Research Report 406/2002	Assessment of methods to detect leaks in the casing of room sealed appliances	2002	Archived

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