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Health and safety - occupational health services


Providing information on health and safety to employees

Under the Health & Safety Information for Employees Regulations 1989, every employer must prominently display a Health & Safety Law Poster (obtainable from HSE Books) or distribute a leaflet setting out basic health and safety information for their employees. There are a number of blank spaces on the poster which employers are required to complete with relevant information for their employees and these details concern:-

  • the address of the relevant health & safety Enforcing Authority for the business which in the City could be either the City of London or the HSE ;
  • the address of the Employment Medical Advisory Service (EMAS) usually at the local HSE office;
  • the name of the "competent person" appointed by the business under the Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations 1999 – e.g. the company’s Health & Safety Manager; and
  • details of health & safety consultation arrangements with employees and the names of any Trade Union Safety Reps or Employee Reps if non-unionised

If employers choose to give their employees a leaflet instead of displaying the poster, they must also give them a letter explaining who the health & safety Enforcing Authority is and the other information detailed above.


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