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Posted By Sharon Wooller
I need to confirm the situations where faults/recommended actions identified by a statutory inspection would be notifiable to the HSE (I believe COMAH sites are one example)
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Posted By Simon Chidwick
Pressure System Safety Regs.
Reg 10, Action in case of imminent danger-notified to the HSE within 14 days.
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Posted By Brian Hagyard
Likewise
Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998
Where the Thorough Examination find a "serious defect which is imminently dangerous"
Sorry don't have my ACOP to hand to quote the reg number
Brian
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Posted By stone rose
morning Sharon,
Following the letter to the N'th degree, and being the founder of a testing company we are suppoosed to inform HSE of every failure - highly impractical! However,Reporting all failures does help to find trends of equipment type failure (rigging screws with two left handed threads being a typical example). but i'm not sure that the HSE would appreciate the extra work, I can and do fail dozens of pieces of equipment every week. Dangerous Lifting practices, Misuse and poor environments are always reported though.
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