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Posted By M Norgate
Can anyone advise me of any loopholes to risk assessments for homeworkers who work 2 days at home and 3 in the office. What needs to be taken into consideration?
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Posted By The toecap
You need to only assess those risks that are significant.
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Posted By The toecap
Well i mean significant hazards
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Posted By Paul Costelloe CMIOSH
You might find the HSE Publication RR262 'Health & Safety for Homeworkers: Good Practice Case Studies' ISBN 0 7176 2888 4 useful.
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Posted By Jason911
The lucky blighters!!!
Work from home, I should cocoa!!!
I think you would have to provide them with the means to purchase ergonomically suitable desk and computers ect and then even visit their home to check they had not blown the money at Alton Towers whilst they should have been working!
Jay
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Posted By Kieran J Duignan
Hazards depend on a host of factors including the job tasks, equipment, furniture, work layout, body measurements of the individual.
Significant risks may well include back and upper limb injuries, slips, trips and falls. So provide training annually.
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