Free information- Coping with snow and ice
The Barbour kit for coping with snow and ice contains information on preparations and good practice to help companies remain operational during adverse weather conditions, and to ensure the safety of employees.The guidance is split into four parts: general advice for employers, advice for employees, a model policy for employers on winter conditions, and driving safely in snow and ice. The kit covers a wide range of topics, including advice on office closures, minimum temperature, business continuity, and which aspects of safety require specific focus, such as slips and trips, and working alone.The section on driving safely in snow and ice includes advice on how to deal with front and rear wheel skids, what to do if you get stuck in snow, handy equipment to have in the car, driving safely on icy roads, and how to carry out regular vehicle checks.To view the guidance, visit: http://www.barbour-ehs.com/downloads/coping-with-snow–ice-kit.aspx
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Free information- Coping with snow and ice
Barbour Environment, Health and Safety has published a new guide to help businesses manage the risks created by snow and ice.
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