Posted By Laurie Did anyone else watch the H&S drama on television last night? Absolutely fascinating stuff - should be part of an IOSH syllabus! However, I hope there was a bit of poetic licence. One character quoted an authority which said that where an H&S officer was appointed he/she was responsible even if the Managing Director had told him/her not to take some required H&S action. That sounds pretty scary! Laurie

Posted By Ashley Williams To be honest I thought the BBC were possibly making a point about the Simon Jones case?? Whos says Auntie isnt political!! It was nice to actually find something on the BBC I wanted to watch, and was factually correct. So i have to applaud them for the subject and handling of the subject. If anyone has a copy on tape, i would appreciate it if they could lend me it or copy it for me? e-mails at top in blue Thanks Ashley

Posted By Ashley Williams Andrew, It wasnt a doumentry it is infact part of the BBC's winter Drama schedule and is called Judge John Deed. It will be a regular fature of Sunday night telly for the coming weeks. Hope this helps Ashley

Posted By Arran Linton - Smith This had film has track-workers working without any PTS training. Agencies insisting that their employees pay for their own PTS and lookout training and that these employees have to provide their own PPE. Agency workers with green jackets, Sleepers being dragged over live roads, Trackside work being undertaken without a possession, a PICOP or lookout. The only Health and Safety issue which was clearly raised in this film was wither you could have a clocking on clock in the mess area or not. The inevitable happened in which one of the gang was killed by a passing train and he was carried away from the track and onto a road, in order that there was no rail investigation. I enjoyed this film as this appeared to have hidden message.