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PIKEMAN		#1 Posted : 06 June 2016 09:00:58(UTC)
Rank: Super forum user		My understanding is that this is an alternative to an improvement or prohibition notice - however, I have discovered that this is can be also IN ADDITION to these. Am I correct or what?
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Victor Meldrew		#2 Posted : 06 June 2016 09:02:33(UTC)
Rank: Super forum user		Most definitely you are correct.
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bigpub		#3 Posted : 06 June 2016 09:04:43(UTC)
Rank: Forum user		Yes, both barrels
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Ian A-H		#4 Posted : 06 June 2016 10:26:10(UTC)
Rank: Forum user		It's just adding invoice to injury. Sorry.
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gramsay		#5 Posted : 06 June 2016 11:04:08(UTC)
Rank: Super forum user		Ian A-H wrote: It's just adding invoice to injury. Sorry. That made my morning a lot better!
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Andrew W Walker		#6 Posted : 06 June 2016 11:44:25(UTC)
Rank: Super forum user		gramsay wrote: Ian A-H wrote: It's just adding invoice to injury. Sorry. That made my morning a lot better! Mine too...
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A Brown		#7 Posted : 06 June 2016 12:13:52(UTC)
Rank: Forum user		Not 'Can be', but if there is a breach requiring a notice, it 'WILL be'. If there is a breach that doesn't require a notice, but is clarified in writing, it will still incur FFI. It's a wonder it's such a success.......... Al
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PIKEMAN		#8 Posted : 06 June 2016 16:14:52(UTC)
Rank: Super forum user		So as I understand it an IN will always get you FFI, but can you have FFI without an IN? This was the way it was originally presented ie everyone wins - employer does not get an IN but pays HSE a fee. Or have I misunderstood?
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chris.packham		#9 Posted : 06 June 2016 18:02:53(UTC)
Rank: Super forum user		Yes. If the HSE inspector writes you a letter or does anything else that involves them in work this is chargeable. In addition, any subsequent follow up, e.g. a site visit, by ayone from HSE will be subject to FFI. In the case of a complex issue it can get expensive! Chris
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A Brown		#10 Posted : 06 June 2016 20:39:25(UTC)
Rank: Forum user		Hi Pikeman, I'm afraid, yes, you've misunderstood. It has never been an either / or The guidance we received when it was introduced was incredibly complex, but this was the most basic of the premise. Recording it for major multi-dutyholder interventions was very complex! I don't miss it (or HSE!) Al
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