Mark Sennett
Managing Editor |
Kelly Rose
Editor |
Home> | Training & Development | >Conferences/ Seminars | >Radon guidance |
ARTICLE
Radon guidance
23 January 2013
Breathing in radon gas is recognised as the second largest cause of lung cancer in the UK, resulting in up to 2000 fatal cancers per year. Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can seep out of the ground an
Breathing in radon gas is recognised
as the second largest cause of lung
cancer in the UK, resulting in up to
2000 fatal cancers per year. Radon is
a naturally occurring radioactive gas
that can seep out of the ground and
collect within indoor workplaces.
The HSE and the Health Protection Agency have developed maps of areas likely to be affected and guid - ance to help employers undertake risk assessments of their workplaces.
Praxis42 has customers with properties around the UK, many of which are in areas affected by radon.
The company guides its customers on their respon sibilities in under - taking workplace risk assessments, and when these must consider radon alongside the more usual premises and activity health and safety risks.
The HSE and the Health Protection Agency have developed maps of areas likely to be affected and guid - ance to help employers undertake risk assessments of their workplaces.
Praxis42 has customers with properties around the UK, many of which are in areas affected by radon.
The company guides its customers on their respon sibilities in under - taking workplace risk assessments, and when these must consider radon alongside the more usual premises and activity health and safety risks.
MORE FROM THIS COMPANY
RELATED ARTICLES
- Quick hitch safety road shows
- Key speakers for seminars
- Event to share best practice
- Free safety seminars
- Health & Safety '10 goes north
- Online resource
- Inspectors courses still
- Tackling Scotland's safety challenges
- Building knowledge and developing confidence
- "Businesses must make time to practise and train"
OTHER ARTICLES IN THIS SECTION