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A properly adjusted head restraint will help to protect you against whiplash, and potentially save you from a  long-term injury. Whether you are a driver or a passenger you must always ensure that your head restraint is adjusted properly:
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RoSPA can accredit your organisation’s training courses. Once accredited, courses can then be advertised and delivered under the prestigious ‘Accredited by RoSPA’ banner. The thorough review process that precedes accreditation gives you peace of mind and is also a powerful symbol of quality to favourably influence buying decisions. Find out more |
 Existing fire laws are changing in October, and the revised laws increase the emphasis on your duty to carry out formal fire risk assessments. RoSPA’s new Fire Risk Assessment Consultancy service has been designed with the advice of a senior fire professional specifically to help you comply with these new laws. Find out more |
 RoSPA Scotland will provide a unique opportunity to learn about latest developments in strategic thinking. It will also provide exciting and challenging updates on topical issues such as: behavioural safety, combating ‘excessive risk aversion’ and construction safety. There will be case studies illustrating ‘what works’ and how new thinking and approaches are being applied in practice. Find out more |
RoSPA's Infocentre houses a unique collection of safety-related documents and provides an extensive enquiry service on all aspects of safety and health. Many Infocentre services are available free of charge to all, though for RoSPA Members the full service is entirely free. Call: 0121 248 2064/2066, or email: infocentre@rospa.com |
Tech IOSH, Grad IOSH, CMIOSH… If you’re confused about the letters you can use after your name following completion of various health and safety qualifications then check out RoSPA’s guide to IOSH Membership Categories. Find out more |
 Trampolines have the bonus of being a form of healthy exercise as well as being great fun and are reportedly the third most wanted gift for children aged five to thirteen. The current boom in trampolining is almost certain to lead to an increase in accidents, but that does not mean that parents should not buy trampolines for their children. Trampolining can be enjoyed safely if a few simple guidelines are followed.Find out more |
Book now and take advantage of 15% off the following courses running in September:
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 Following a review of resuscitation science, revised CPR guidelines have been issued which focus on a back-to-basics approach and are therefore easier to learn. 30 chest compressions are now recommended for every 2 rescue breaths. RoSPA’s recently revised Emergency Aid poster contains full details and will help communicate the changes within your organisation. Find out more |
There have been at least six deaths involving mini-motorbikes in the last two years and many more people are likely to have been injured. RoSPA has been campaigning for tighter controls and better provision for their use and have issued guidance to help parents who are considering purchasing a mini-motorbike. Find out more |
Due to popular demand we are now able to offer our popular Display Screen Equipment Training course in Hertfordshire. This two-day course will take place on 22-23 January 2007 and costs Members just £220 and non-members £240. We are also offering the three-day Introduction to Safety and Health in Hertfordshire on 19 February 2006. |
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RoSPA is an independent charity and a uniquely comprehensive safety organisation. As a RoSPA Member you will be supporting our mission work to save lives through preventing accidents in all walks of life. RoSPA Members also enjoy a range of benefits to help you to achieve your own safety goals, so join RoSPA today and see how we can help you. You can also support RoSPA by arranging fundraising activities, or through a simple donation. RoSPA also have many sponsorship opportunities. |
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RoSPA is a registered charity: Registered Charity No: 207823 Patron: Her Majesty the Queen RoSPA Head Office: Edgbaston Park, 353 Bristol Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham B5 7ST, UK |
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