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SAFE becomes a member of Working Together for Safety (SfS)
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Recommendation 029 E - Best Practice for Investigation and Inquiry into HSE Incidents (02/10)
In preparing this Best Practice, emphasis has been placed on ensuring that the processes surrounding investigation and inquiry can ascertain the facts of what occurred, and at the same time identify and recommend measures to prevent the incident from recurring.
Furthermore, it is a prerequisite that the processes the companies currently employ to classify incidents and their potential or risk, can be retained.
We have endeavoured to achieve a Best Practice that safeguards all parties in an incident in a correct and fair manner.
The principal enterprise is responsible for ensuring that an investigation or inquiry is conducted.
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Hot work - Respiratory Protection (06/09)
Working together for Safety, SfS. has published a new safety film ment for hot work and better respiratory Protection, says SfS-leader Erik Wiig,
”This film are specially ment to throw light on all aspects of this type of work, demonstrate correct use of respiratory masks and give information about how to get an efficient protection against dust and gases, says SfS-leader Erik Wiig. He invites all employees to take a look at the film before starting hot work.
You can start the film with a click on the symbol to the left on this page.
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Three new Recommendations from SfS is published (04/09)
The new recommendations are describing best practice for ”Access control”, ”Preparation, quality assurance and implementation of best Practice” and best practice for ”Pressure and leakage testing”.
– It has taken some times to be ready with this recommendations, but now they are here, SfS-manager Erik Wiig comments.
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Film No 11 is updated and a new version is published on this website (02/09)
The reason for this renewal is that SfS wishes to underline that all personal injuries due to fire shall be examined by a doctor. Consequently it is not enough only to practice First Aid.
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