HSE is urging construction companies to prevent falls from height after a contractor fell over three metres while
Category: Air transport
Speech at Airport Operators Association Conference
The transcript of the speech given by Judith Hackitt at Airport Operators Association Conference, Leeds on 22 June
Air transport - case studies
By example: Real issues in the air transport industry. These example case studies illustrate how companies within the air transport
Risks to airport workers from loading baggage announced
An HSE Research Report has been published on Monday 5 January 2009 based on the findings of a
RR674: Reducing the risks associated with the manual handling of air passenger baggage for narrow bodied aircraft
This report is an update of the review for ramp-based baggage handling related literature undertaken
RR675: Musculoskeletal ill-health risks for airport baggage handlers
This report describes the work undertaken to gather further information on the musculoskeletal ill-
Air transport - guidance for employers/employees
Help for employers and employees in the air transport industry, these pages will help you understand; who the different regulators are
Mixing icing inhibitors to helicopter fuel offshore
This guidance (ON76) is for duty holders operating installations served by helicopters requiring icing
Help for passengers using air transport
The HSE air transport site provides advice for air passengers including possible risks are to health and
Helicopter Liaison Group minutes
The Helicopter Liaison Group (HLG) is a sub-committee of Offshore Industry Advisory Commitee. Its role is to act as a liaison forum to advise OIAC
Air transport
Revised site, find out more about health and safety in air transport industry. What the risks are, how others have tackled
Helicopter Liaison Group meeting
The minutes, a Helideck presentation and Helicopter safety research update for the meeting of the Helicopter Liaison Group
Manual handling risks assisting disabled aircraft passengers
This Sector Information Minute (SIM) provides information on manual handling risks associated with routine transfer of incapacitated

