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Latest Swine Flu HPA Advice 15th June 2009

Occupational Road Safety Seminar CANCELLED.

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HSE LEV Trainer Adviser briefing day; "Excellent value and really useful!"

International SOS briefing; "Overall the event was useful and provided an insight into some of the emerging safety management issues related to overseas travel safety." 

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USHA Conference 2009 in Cardiff on Safety, Health and
Wellbeing Management Systems in Practice.

Alan Cowen (Chair), Mike Salmon Deputy Chair and Dame Carol Black

 
USHA Chair Alan Cowen (left) & Deputy Chair Mike Salmon (right) with
Dame Carol Black who gave a presentation at the USHA 2009 Conference on
Working for a Healthier tomorrow.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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HSE Launches new strategy plan consultation

USHA - Yes we can!

The USHA planning group will be meeting in May 2009 in Brighton to discuss the developments and opportunties presented by the introduction of the new USHA website. Following the circulation of documents via the "virtual" planning meeting, key considerations will be to enhance the professional learning and development programme and exploring future sponsor participation.  The building of the resource areas within the GAP and TRADE - Uni / TRADE - Commerical initiatives will also be key features. Further discussion will also involve supporting and contributing to the proposed international congress.