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It is my view that task associate with any risk should have a risk assessment done and if any risk is identified then a control measure should be put in place to manage identified risk so if this will be effective then it can equally be a PPE Hope to see others view that is what makes OH interesting Kind regards Patricia

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Subject: [OCC-HEALTH] querie

In a hurry as usual, doing talk to staff at 1pm today about sun damage and heat exposure – just a quick question, must  the employer  provide hats, sun cream, sun glasses to staff who work outside, or not!
 
Thanks as always,
 
Sue
 
Sue Mann
Occupational Health Manager
JIC/IFR/TOC/TSL/TGAC
Norwich BioScience Institutes
Tel: 01603 450564
Fax: 01603 450029
 
 
 
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