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/

Documents by this publisher

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
Research Report 463	Avoiding structural collapses in refurbishment: a decision support system	2006	Current
Research Report 467	Commercial case for applying CDM. Case studies	2006	Withdrawn
Research Report 511	Revised land use planning arrangements around large scale petroleum depots	2007	Withdrawn
Research Report 512	Review of significance of societal risk for proposed revision to land use planning arrangements for large scale petroleum storage sites	2007	Withdrawn
Research Report 516	Investigation of approaches to worker engagement	2006	Current
Research Report 518	Analysis of the prevalence and distribution of stress in the construction industry	2007	Current
Research Report 538	Improving the effectiveness of the Construction (design and management) regulations 1994	2007	Withdrawn
Research Report 541	Valuation of health and safety benefits. Dread risks	2007	Current
Research Report 555	Construction (design and management) regulations 2007. Baseline study	2007	Withdrawn
Research Report 556	Health and safety in public sector construction procurement	2007	Current
Research Report 565	Constructing better health. Final evaluation report	2007	Current
Research Report 584	Occupational health standards in the construction industry	2007	Current
Research Report 660	Behaviour change and worker engagement practices within the construction sector	2008	Current
Research Report 783	Evaluation of the duty to manage asbestos	2011	Current
Research Report 812	An investigation into the use of plasterboard manual handling aids in the GB construction industry and factors helping and hindering the practicability of their application	2010	Current
Research Report 820	Tower crane incidents worldwide	2010	Current
Research Report 834	Preventing catastrophic events in construction	2011	Current
Research Report 835	Evaluation of safety nets by experiment	2011	Current
Research Report 843	Achieving change using the supply chain model in construction	2011	Current
Research Report 845	Evaluation of Construction (design and management) regulations 2007. Pilot study	2011	Withdrawn

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