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Keep telling you, report the lack of risk assessment, training and safety gear for all this box shifting. You've got an industrial injury now you know!Originally posted by zeitghost View PostI wonder if I should report the puddles on the window sills to the H&S twat.
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Aye.Originally posted by DaveB View PostKeep telling you, report the lack of risk assessment, training and safety gear for all this box shifting. You've got an industrial injury now you know!
Did I mention the "Dynamic Risk Assessment" form that got circulated recently?
For use when you haven't got time to do a proper one.

As you say, no manual handling course provided, no safety footwear, no protective gloves.
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Well, there we are.
Another pile of ordure posted on Facebook from the library in Neath.

Byeeeee

Have a good weekend all.
I may get around to plugging in that BT router thingie this weekend if I get the time.
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Afternoon.
Lazy day so far. Slobbed this morning, spent a couple of hours this afternoon stripping and rebuilding the headset on the commuter bike and otherwise tinkering in the garage. Got a big pile of crap ready for the tip tomorrow making room to use the garage for turbo/weight training over the winter."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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