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Hi,
Does anyone have a "Job description" or role profile for your local Safety reps please.
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also look at the various union web sites as they may be able to help
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Helen17 wrote:Hi,
Does anyone have a "Job description" or role profile for your local Safety reps please.
they don't have a job, just srsc regs 1977 or the 96 as stated. What do you want them to do?
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ptaylor14 wrote:Helen17 wrote:Hi,
Does anyone have a "Job description" or role profile for your local Safety reps please.
they don't have a job, just srsc regs 1977 or the 96 as stated. What do you want them to do?
Agreed. All is required assuming they are bonified TU Reps is a letter of appointment from their Trade Union, which should also identify whether they cover health and safety or industrial relations.
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hi, not union members. So not going the union route. Looking to recruit local safety reps to raise SHE profile within the organisation.
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Hi Helen
If you PM me your e-mail address, I can send you a copy of our H&S Rep job description.
Sam
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Point to note:
'safety reps' or 'representatives of safety' under current UK regulations do not have duties imposed upon them (meaning they cannot be held responsible) the have 'functions'.
I guess this does not stop organisations creating job description if they so wish to do so. However, this may cause confusion between HR and H&S laws.
My advise here is to stick with the function of the reps as per the regulations and do-not create a job description or alternatively create a safety job for the person in which you can then give then responsibilities in the job description but dont call them safety rep's. I hope this makes sense.
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Helen
Just a quick one I am a trade union safety rep. Trade Union reps are appointed by the union (good practice to be elected by the workforce but not a requirement under the regs.) Representatives of Employee safety need to be ELECTED ! by the workforce to be covered by the regs. After all both roles allow you to consult with enforcing authority inspectors which could be a conflict of interests with management.
If you are going to appoint your own workplace safety reps thats all well and good but they will not come under the scope of the 1977 or 96 regs
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