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From the National Union of Teachers website http://www.teachers.org.uk
Saturday July 5 2008

NUT Health and Safety Briefings by subject

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Accidents and injuries
Asbestos and Textured Decorative Coatings: The 2006 Regulations
Asbestos in ‘CLASP’ or system built schools
Asbestos in Schools
Asbestos – Focus on Removal in 2007
Asbeston - Lessons to be learned
Anaphylaxis in schools
Animals in Education
Asthma in schools


Camera Mobile Phones
Child Car Seats
Classroom ergonomics: A safety representatives’ guide to good practice
Computers
Computers at Home

Construction work in schools

Diabetes in schools
Dust
Dysentery in schools

Electrical safety
Electricity in schools
Emergency Procedures in Schools
Epilepsy in schools
Equipment

Falls from height
First aid

Fire safety
First aid

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Harassment and Bullying 'guidance'
Head lice in schools
Health and Safety Escalation procedures for schools causing concern
Heating
Heating in schools: NUT guidance
Hepatitis in schools
High classroom temperatures
Home tutor briefing on health and safety
Hygiene control

Infectious diseases
Interactive Whiteboard Projector Safety

Local Health and Safety Structures
Lifting/ handling

Medicines
Meningitis in schools
Minibuses
Minibus safety

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Our right to stay in work!


Photocopiers in Schools

Planning for a Human Influenza Pandemic
Practical Lessons
Premises and facilities
Preventing Work-Related Mental Health Conditions By Tackling Stress

Safety in Practical Lessons
Security and violence

Slips, trips and falls
Smoking Ban 2007 – Implications for Schools and other Premises where Teachers work
Sprinklers in Schools
Sun safety
Swimming safety

Tackling teacher stress
Teachers’ Use of Their Own Private Vehicles at Work
Temperatures
Tuberculosis in schools

Violent Crime Disorder Act 2006
Visits
Voice care

Whiteboard Projector Safety
Women's health and safety
Working with Computers

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