Rigger
Moderator
I never worked on London 2012,but have formed an impression from the post on here that the H&S on the project was far from EXEMPLARY
I have pasted a section of the latest Email sent to me for your comments
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CONSTRUCTION INFONET - OCTOBER 2011
Welcome to the latest edition of Construction Infonet.
Construction Infonet is a free e-Bulletin from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to provide a regular update on health and safety issues for all in the construction industry.
1. ++ HSE CHALLENGES THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TO LEARN FROM LONDON 2012 ++
The London 2012 construction project has had an exemplary health and safety record to date. HSE is publishing a series of research reports designed to share with construction companies of all sizes the good practice and lessons learned.
The first report, Leadership and worker involvement on the Olympic Park, sets out how project leaders engaged with the supply chain to develop a more collaborative, challenging and learning culture. They created an environment where workers felt comfortable raising health and safety issues and could participate in solving problems.
See also - HSE London 2012 webpages
http://www.hse.gov.uk/aboutus/london-2012-games/index.htm?ebul=gd-cons/oct11&cr=2
I have pasted a section of the latest Email sent to me for your comments
_________________________________________________________
CONSTRUCTION INFONET - OCTOBER 2011
Welcome to the latest edition of Construction Infonet.
Construction Infonet is a free e-Bulletin from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to provide a regular update on health and safety issues for all in the construction industry.
1. ++ HSE CHALLENGES THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TO LEARN FROM LONDON 2012 ++
The London 2012 construction project has had an exemplary health and safety record to date. HSE is publishing a series of research reports designed to share with construction companies of all sizes the good practice and lessons learned.
The first report, Leadership and worker involvement on the Olympic Park, sets out how project leaders engaged with the supply chain to develop a more collaborative, challenging and learning culture. They created an environment where workers felt comfortable raising health and safety issues and could participate in solving problems.
See also - HSE London 2012 webpages
http://www.hse.gov.uk/aboutus/london-2012-games/index.htm?ebul=gd-cons/oct11&cr=2