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Types of Claim Burns and Corrosive Liquids
Types of Claim Burns and Corrosive Liquids | Burns and Corrosive Liquids |
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The COSHH Regulations (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) require employers to ensure the safe storage and use of hazardous liquids and The Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations place obligations on employers to ensure that employees are provided with appropriate safety equipment such as boots, gloves, helmets, goggles and reflective jackets. |
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Last year over 258,000 people were injured as a result of road traffic accidents; with over 32,000 individuals having been killed or seriously injured. Of these over 13,000 were car users, 7,000 pedestrians, 6,000 motorcyclists and 2,000 were cyclists. These figures are down on the previous year but still alarmingly high. |
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| Summary figures for 12 months to end of March 2007 show an increase of pedal cyclists killed or seriously injured by 2 percent, compared with the period ending March 2006 |
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