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Health and safety funding dangers discussed

7th September 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

Posted by Ben Alexander

The hazards that may be brought on by cuts to the health and safety sector have been debated at a national event in Oxford.

These dangers could affect safety signage and have been discussed by more than 140 specialists, who assembled at the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) National Safety Symposium.

During his opening address to delegates, Bruce Phillips, chair of IOSH's Public Services Group, said: "As our economy emerges from difficult times, we must continue to ensure that safety is prioritised and appropriately resourced within the constraints we have."

It is now more important than ever that the public sector workforce is protected, Mr Phillips underlined.

Earlier this week, the Chesterfield Post revealed that a new safety award is being offered to Derbyshire schools that demonstrate a concentrated commitment to the health and safety of their local community.

The honour's criteria involves the teaching of key first aid skills.ADNFCR-2754-ID-800721423-ADNFCR

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