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Posted By Annetta Maslen
Have any of you been unfortunate enough to be involved in an HSE investigation following a fatality? If so, I would really appreciate any advice/info you could share with me regarding what might be expected, what questions might be asked and how an organisation can best be prepared.
Obviously I can say very little about the incident, but it involved sub-contractors.
Any tips would be gratefully received.
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Posted By Clive Richardson Hi Annetta. Unfortunately the answer is yes, I have been through it. Contact me with your phone number and I will be happy to have a chat. clive.richardson@Marshalls.co.uk
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Posted By Robert K Lewis
Annetta
same as Clive but not with present company
Bob
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Posted By Mark Preston Annetta This web site http://www.e-hazard.org.uk/is a training resource for LA health and safety enforcement officers. It sets out the way accidents are investigated using a very realistic example -and while the example isn't a fatality, it's close enough. I appreciate that you may not find yourself with much time on your hands at the moment - but this could give you an insight into the how they'll approach things.
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Posted By Mark A. Bush
Not a fatality...but a near one. It also involved contractors.
E-mail me with your telephone number (m.bush@west-midlands.police.uk) and I will run you through our experience.
Mark
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Posted By Annetta Maslen
Thank you to Mark and all of you for your responses. I found the e-hazard site very good and well worth a visit.
Many thanks, Annnetta
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