K2 Presentation

Health & Safety is our Business

K2 • 150 Hinckley Road • Earl Shilton • Leicester • LE9 7LE
Tel: 01455 876867 www.k2conferences.com
How K2 can help your Business
Establish a distinct identity
for your health and safety brand through logo development.
Create fresh training practises
through both internal and external communications via posters, banners,
notice boards, literature and training journals.
Design and print all health and safety literature
including handbooks, passports, and driving safety manuals.
We can also assist with refreshing and updating all your existing materials.
Implement successful recognition programmes
to reinforce your current and future health and safety culture.
Satisfy ever changing legal requirements
which will save your company time money and reputation.
The list of legal requirements is ever growing.

National Express Engineers handbook
“K2 have worked closely with us advising &
producing excellent design work. The ideas
and innovation has proved extremely successful,
delivered on time and in a professional manner.”
Nick Sorrill
Head of Engineering Standards, National Express

National Express H&S Induction Passport
This A5 pocket book was designed with dual purpose;
health & safety induction and passport. It is an ideal
introduction to the company for all new employees.

National Express H&S Workshop Posters
TOOL BOX TALK - Engineering (Craft/Non Craft)
1. Slips, Trip and Falls
Today’s Topic / Issue
What can cause slips trips and falls?
Every year in Britain
slips, trip and falls cause:
• 25% of all over 3 day injuries
• 50% of accidents to passengers
• 30% of all major injuries to employees
Injuries can be severe:
• 90% of major injuries are broken bones
Slips trips and falls cost us
£200,000 a year in damage and
lost production
Walkways:
• Must be cleaned regularly (and
recorded on QAF30)
• Must be clear of obstacles
• Must be clear of trailing wires /
cables / air lines
• Must clear of spillages / kept dry
• Painted lines must be maintained
Trip hazards:
• Trailing cables / hose
• Uneven surfaces
• Floor covering
• Curled mats
• Items in walkways
• Loose debris (nuts / bolts)
• Spills, granules not cleaned up
Stairs and Steps:
Slips, trips and falls on steps are
more likely to result in injury:
• Steps should be even in height
• Be careful when using steps
• Use handrails provided at all times
Step edges should be painted in
anti slip paint
Slipping on floors:
Most slipping incidents involve:
• Wet surfaces (snow, ice, rain)
• Oil leaks, spills
• Mopped floors still wet
Smooth surface are dangerous
when wet!
Uneven Surfaces
Poor Lighting
Poor Signage
Floors
Stairs
Routes
Inadequate Visitor
information
Poor Maintenance
Poor Housekeeping
Poor Cleaning Regimes
Poor Contamination Controls
Lack of Winter Precautions
Lack of Near Miss Reporting
Drugs
Runnning
Carrying items
Infirm/Disabled
Distraction
Inadequate Footwear
Alcohol
PREMISES MANAGEMENT
PEOPLE
• Good housekeeping is essential
• Report any major issues / or incidents to your Supervisor immediately
• Always wear the correct PPE (safety footwear)
• Pay attention to signage (both permanent and temporary warning triangles)
• If you spot a hazard clear it up immediately (you are responsible NOT the cleaners)
• Ensure all items are stored correctly and returned after use
• Clear up chemical / oil spills immediately!
• Ensure you ‘work clean’ - clear up all rubbish, spills etc as you go
(IT IS NOT THE CLEANERS JOB)
• Pit barriers should be in place where required
• Use skipper barriers where required to cordon off dangerous areas
• WALK DO NOT RUN - take extra care on stairs and steps
• Do not struggle with heavy, bulk items (*remember your manual handling training)
• Ensure you have sufficient storage for all items
* If you have not received manual handling training
please inform your Supervisor
How can we work safe!
How can we prevent / reduce slips, trips and falls?
National Express is dedicated to keeping you
safe but you have an obligation to the wellbeing
and safety of yourself and your colleagues.
By adhering to this guidance the workplace
will be a safer place for all of us.
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Workshop 1 - Slips, Trip and Falls
Date: Throughout October
Workshop to be delivered by your Supervisor
Bus Stop
5678
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10/09/2013 06:55
- Slips, Trip and Falls
Take Care, Be Aware!
Workshop 1. Topic / Issue
What can cause
slips trips and falls?
Slipping
on floors:
Most slipping incidents
involve:
• Wet surfaces
(snow, ice, rain)
• Oil leaks, spills
• Mopped floors still wet
Smooth surface are
dangerous when wet!
Trip hazards:
• Trailing cables / hose
• Uneven surfaces
• Floor covering
• Curled mats
• Items in walkways
• Loose debris
(nuts / bolts)
• Spills, granules
not cleaned up
Stairs
and steps:
Slips, trips and falls on
steps are more likely to
result in injury:
• Steps should be even
in height
• Be careful when using
steps
• Use handrails provided
at all times
Step edges should be
painted in anti slip paint
Walkways:
• Must be cleaned
regularly (and recorded
on QAF30)
• Must be clear of
obstacles
• Must be clear of
trailing wires / cables /
air lines
• Must clear of spillages /
kept dry
• Painted lines must
be maintained
NE_A3 Tool Box Talk_1 ST&F workshop poster 2.indd 1
10/09/2013 18:51
These internal posters were used to announce a series
of workshops for health & safety.
The toolbox talk information was design and printed in
A3 with a signature requirement on the back for all attendees.

Stagecoach H&S Handbook
“K2 recognised a need to improve our existing
employee literature and have delivered a ﬁnal product
that is both excellent and fully engaging for all staff.”
Graham Whitelocks
H & S Director, Stagecoach

Hozelock Health & Safety Information Board
“We wanted to encourage our employees to stop and read our
health safety board but there was a problem that our staff were
suffering from information overload. K2 created this colourful and
clever use of our product to give our notice board appeal.”
Russell Sparrow
H S Officer, Hozelock.

Triumph Employee Handbook
“Our brand guide lines are so strict that I feared any publication
would be unimaginative and dull. However, through clever
photography and design K2 have produced a colourful
handbook that has proved very appealing to all our staff.”
Nicola Densley
HS Officer, Triumph Motor Cycles

Hexcel HS Workshop Promotional Items
Health Safety
Workshop
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Have a chance to be entered
into a prize competition for the most
informative journal and to WIN
some exciting prizes.
For more information contact Natasha Laycock, extension: 2392
Don’t Forget...
to collect your
Safety Learning Journal
Don’t Forget...
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into a prize competition for the most
WIN
Natasha Laycock, extension: 2392
Office Staff
Date: Monday 29th April Wednesday 8th MayTime: By appointment only, see RSVP cardsWorkshop Location: Restaurant Conference Room
By attending this workshop it will be linkedto your performance related pay (VEP).
Return your RSVP card toNatasha Laycock Tel: 01223 838392 Ext 2392
Back pain, together we’ll crack it
to Health Workshop
BackBack
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Banner
Postcard
Please fill in with your confirmation ofattendance* and your contact details byFriday 5th April and return this card toNatasha Laycock in the EHS Department.*To help us plan the event efficiently, could you also respond if you areunable to attend.
Name:......................................................................
Job Title:.................................................................
Tel no:......................................................................
Email: .....................................................................
We may need to contact you before the event, please let us have youpreferred method of contact details (email or phone)
If you are not able to attend, please let us know why
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Take part in our new and exciting Health safety workshop.
Office Staff
You have four chances to takepart. Pleasetick which workshop you would like to attend.
Monday 29th April 1pm - 2pm
Monday 29th April 2.30pm - 3.30pm
Wednesday 8th May 1pm - 2pm
Wednesday 8th May 2.30pm - 3.30pm
Workshop Location:
Restaurant Conference Room
By attending this workshop it
will be linked to your performance
related pay (VEP).
We look forward to seeing
you at the workshop
, together we’ll crack it!
to Health WorkshopBackBack
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Postcard
Take part in our new and exciting Health safety workshop.
Office Staff
You have four chances to takepart. Pleasetick which workshop you would like to attend.
Monday 29th April 1pm - 2pm
Monday 29th April 2.30pm - 3.30pm
Wednesday 8th May 1pm - 2pm
Wednesday 8th May 2.30pm - 3.30pm
Workshop Location:
Restaurant Conference Room
By attending this workshop it
will be linked to your performance
, together we’ll crack it!
to Health WorkshopBackBackBackBackBack
Back pain, together we’ll crack it!
to Health Workshop
BackBack
By attending this workshop it will be linked
to your performance related pay (VEP).
Office Staff
Date:
Monday 29th April
Wednesday 8th May
Time:
By appointment only
Workshop Location:
Restaurant Conference
Room
Hexcel Workshop 1_A6 postcard_REV1_Layout 1 05/03/2013 15:13 Page 1
Posters
Safety Learning Journal
Marking a change in our safety knowledge
Name: ........................................................................................................
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HS Journal
“K2 were asked to work from scratch on a health and safety training
programme for Hexcel.
We started by announcing the programme to all staff with
cards that were placed in wage slips,posters banners
around the building.
A competition were held for the best completed H S journal
and a prize of a health safety hamper was awarded.”
Natasha Laycock
Occupational Health Safety Advisor, Hexcel

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