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Posted By gham
Apart from anyone working on a football stadium construction site somewhere in North London is this common?
I believe it may necessary in some isolated cases but what about fully qualified time served trades persons.
Thoughts?
Before anyone says it I know site rules are site rules but I think this might be a bit OTT
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Posted By Jonathan Sandler CMIOSH
where in all our regs and acts does it state Under 21 RA's?
Regards
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Posted By philip j a
you could argue that any person of young body or mind must receive extra consideration but i dont think theres any legislation or guidance which states ALL under 21's must be considered??
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Posted By Fiona Cowan
Not sure what in English law but under Scots' Law a "Young person" is 16-18 yo and individual RA would be required to establish any additional measures which might be required to halp ensure the safety of said young person.
Fiona
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Posted By Philip McAleenan
Gham,
Be aware that when assessing hazardous substances, young people, i.e. those with youth on their side, are much more susceptible to exposures to some chemicals. Their bodies, including skin etc. are still maturing and legal definitions of “16-18 years” are immaterial here. Young people even into their twenties are more likely to suffer harm that those of us of a maturer age with thicker skins appreciate.
Philip
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Posted By Kate Graham
Um how can a person be time-served and under 21?
Kate
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Posted By gham
The person in question is 21 in two months and completed his apprenticeship a few months ago
how long do you have to be doing the job before being concidered time served ????
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