Guidance

SCE safety, health, environment, and fire manual (part 2)

Information about the safety, health, environment, and fire (SHEF) committee and individual role responsibilities within Service Children's Education.

From:
Ministry of Defence
Published
4 August 2014

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Documents

SCE SHEF manual part 2 contents: SCE SHEF organisation (archived 23 June 2016)

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SHEF organisation chart (archived 23 June 2016)

Ref: Part 2, leaflet 1 to SCE SHEF manual

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SHEF committees (archived 23 June 2016)

Ref: Part 2, leaflet 2 to SCE SHEF manual

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Responsibilities of the lead SHEF advisor (archived 23 June 2016)

Ref: Part 2, leaflet 3 to SCE SHEF manual

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Responsibilities of the head of establishment (Headteacher) (archived 23 June 2016)

Ref: Part 2, leaflet 4 to SCE SHEF manual

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Responsibilities of line managers (archived 23 June 2016)

Ref: Part 2, leaflet 5 to SCE SHEF manual

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Responsibilities of the safety, health, environment and fire (SHEF) co-ordinator (archived 23 June 2016)

Ref: Part 2, leaflet 7 to SCE SHEF manual

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Information about the safety, health, environment, and fire (SHEF) committee and responsibilities for individual roles within Service Children’s Education (SCE).

Please note that Leaflet 6 is currently not available.

  • Service Children’s Education
Published 4 August 2014

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