Under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005, the Employer has a number of duties. They are broken down into twelve different duty sections:
- General duties of Employers
- Information to Employees
- Instruction, Training & Supervision of Employees
- Emergencies and serious and imminent dangers
- Protective and Preventive Measures
- Hazard identification & Risk Assessment
- Safety Statement
- Co-operation
- Health Surveillance & Medical fitness to work
- Safety representative
- Employee Consultation
- Penalisation
Over the course of the next few posts, we will cover each section in more detail.
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