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Owners and operators of seagoing ships and large yachts are responsible for the health and safety of seafarers
Operators of seagoing ships or small commercial vessels must protect the…
Regular risk assessments must be carried out to see how accidents,…
Code of safe working practices By law, up-to-date copies of the ‘Code of…
Workers must be given suitable protective equipment if performing…
Risk assessments must be carried out to identify who is at risk from noise…
Small commercial vessels must have safety measures in place for workers,…
Domestic passenger ships Seagoing domestic passenger ships, for example…
Passenger vessels operating on inland waters - like estuaries, lakes and…
Marine engineering involves the design, construction, installation, and…
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) provides information on…
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You must wear a safety helmet that meets British safety standards when riding a motorcycle - safety standards, SHARP scheme, visors, goggles and protective clothing
Owners of UK-flagged fishing vessels are responsible for basic health and safety on board their boats, safe working practices and safety equipment.
There are different regulations which apply to devices and equipment including hand gels and PPE (personal protective equipment)
How to write clear and effective field safety notices (FSNs) for medical devices.
Change your protocol, update your authorisation, report safety issues, submit safety updates and complete your end-of-trial study report.
What you need to know about and do to comply with the law and keep consumers safe.
Information about medical devices that the public can buy for personal use and how we make sure they are safe and effective.
How to apply for a full or partial completion certificate after building work on a higher-risk building has been completed.
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