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Posted By AHS
Does anyone own both Tolleys and Ridleys- safety at work bibles and if so what are the differences apart from about 15 quid in price.
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Posted By Safetynut
IMO Personal choice - though i do prefer tolleys layout etc
not much help really
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Posted By jackw.
epends on what you require..not much difference in them.. pays yer dosh takes yer chance!
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Posted By Tabs
It has been a few years since I had them side by side, but Ridley used to win most times. That was because he used to cover more things in better detail, in my opinion.
There were times though, that Ridley let me down and Tolley came to the rescue.
It is mainly style though. Choose a subject that you mostly understand, and then read both author's offerings. Whichever makes the subject clear to you, is going to be the book best suited to you.
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Posted By Alan Nicholls
Hi all I use Ridley and Stranks. I find both very useful.
You get what you pay for.
Regards Alan N
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Posted By Philip McAleenan
Tolley is very good for interpretation. Ridley is good for detailed information on many subjects, useful for preparing training materials, study for examinations (e.g. NEBOSH) understanding processes etc. If you have both books you have an excellent resource for many of your OSH questions. Don’t forget to use Tolley in conjunction with the actual acts and regulations obtainable from the Internet (http://www.statutelaw.gov.uk/)
Regards, Philip
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