Guidance

Memorandum of understanding/agreements on health, safety and environmental protection

Ministry of Defence (MOD) agreements on the application of health, safety, and environmental protection for service and civilian personnel.

From:
Ministry of Defence
Published
3 December 2013
Last updated
16 January 2015 — See all updates

This publication was withdrawn on

This page has now been withdrawn as it is no longer up to date. The decision has been taken to no longer publish this information externally. More general guidance can be found on the Defence healthy, safety and environmental protection page

Documents

[Withdrawn]General agreement between Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and MOD (December 2014)

PDF, 976 KB

[Withdrawn]Annex A: general agreement between Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and MOD (December 2014)

PDF, 49.6 KB

[Withdrawn]Annex C: general agreement between Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and MOD (December 2014)

PDF, 18.5 KB

[Withdrawn]Annex D: general agreement between Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and MOD (December 2014)

PDF, 12.9 KB

[Withdrawn]Annex E: general agreement between Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and MOD (December 2014)

PDF, 14.7 KB

[Withdrawn]Annex F: general agreement between Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and MOD (December 2014)

PDF, 12.8 KB

[Withdrawn]General Agreement between Health and Safety Executive Northern Ireland (HSENI) and MOD (May 2005)

PDF, 69.5 KB, 11 pages

[Withdrawn]Memorandum of Agreement between United States Force (USF) in Great Britain, Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and MOD( July 2011)

PDF, 128 KB, 9 pages

[Withdrawn]Memorandum of Understanding between MOD and the Environment Agency (EA) (August 2012)

PDF, 109 KB, 10 pages

[Withdrawn]Memorandum of Understanding on radioactive substances between MOD and the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) (September 2013)

PDF, 151 KB, 18 pages

Details

The aim of these agreements is to clarify the relationship between the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), the Ministry of Defence (MOD), United States Force (USF) in Great Britain, the Environment Agency (EA) and Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) in order to enable a high standard of health, safety, and environmental protection for MOD Service and civilian personnel ensuring consistency in the application of health and safety and environmental protection requirements across the country.

Published 3 December 2013
Last updated 16 January 2015 + show all updates

  1. Added updated MOD and HSE general agreement and annexes.

  2. First published.

Related content