NASS Safety Guidelines
NASS Safety Guidelines for working with steel including storage, material handling, processing, transport, risk assessments, management responsibilities, maintenance, training and contractors
H&S Training and Presentations
Training and presentations from Safety and Health Awareness Days, Logistics Days and Directors Seminars.
Accident Statistics
NASS Accident Survey results and statistics, guidance on accident and near miss reporting.
Storing and Handling Steel
Guidance on the storage and handling of steel products in the warehouse and during processing activities.
Loading and Securing Steel Products
Guidance for loading and securing steel products for drivers, logistics teams, transport managers and business owners.
Occupational Health
Guidance on Occupational Health including musculoskeletal, lung disease, COSHH (Chemicals), dermatitis, employee wellbeing and noise.
DISCLAIMER:
All guidance found on the NASS website is the opinion of NASS and its specialist committees, but only the courts can interpret the law. All employers should refer to the legislation and adapt the advice to their own businesses and processes.
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