Safety Bytes
British Safety Council CEO Mike Robinson, in conversation
The latest in series of Safety Bytes videos features British Safety Council CEO, Mike Robinson.
In the video, Mike Robinson discusses:
- Why has the British Safety Council decided to launch in India?
- How will it have an impact on health & safety in India, a country of 1.3bn people?
- What impact has the Rana Plaza disaster had on health and safety in the Indian sub-continent?
Celebrating their 60th anniversary, the British Safety Council is dedicated to making sure no-one is injured or made ill at work.
The Council was founded in 1957 by James Tye, who was a pioneering campaigner who helped to transform the British way of life.
His efforts led directly to the ground-breaking 1974 Health and Safety at Work Act, as well as the introduction of car seat belts.
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British Safety Council CEO Mike Robinson, in conversation
In the video, Mike Robinson discusses Why has the British Safety Council decided to launch in India? How will it have an impact on health & safety in India, a country of 1.3bn people? And what impact has the Rana Plaza disaster had on health and safety in the Indian sub-continent?
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