| HSE's Weekly Digest e-bulletin: 28 May 2020 |
| Having trouble viewing this email? View the content as a web page. | | This week's digest contains links to advice about using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) at work during the coronavirus outbreak, details on the test and trace service, as well as information on the supply and manufacture of hand sanitiser for the workplace. For the latest coronavirus updates visit our website. This digest also has details of how to sign up for news and alerts on future building safety regulations. | | | The NHS test and trace service is designed to support economic recovery and help businesses work safely. The Test and Trace service will help to manage the risk of the virus re-emerging as restrictions on everyday life are eased. It is vital that employers play their part to make their workplace COVID-secure and encourage workers to follow any notifications to self-isolate. Employers have a legal obligation to protect the health and safety of their workers and should follow the safer workplace guidance on GOV.UK. During the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, HSE has worked with others to develop guidance about PPE (personal protective equipment). We have a page that signposts specific advice for workers and employers on taking steps to protect people during the coronavirus outbreak. This includes: | HSE has guidance for employers who are providing hand sanitiser in their workplaces, and for existing and new manufacturers of hand sanitisers and surface disinfectants. Our guidance has information on how HSE regulates these biocidal products and includes: | It's really important that we hear from our website users, so we can make sure we are providing the information and services you need. We are currently working on improving our information and guidance on working safely during the coronavirus outbreak. You can help us do this by telling us what is important to you at this time, using this short survey Thank you for your help. The government has asked HSE to establish a new building safety regulator in the wake of the Grenfell Tower disaster and following recommendations in the 'Building a Safer Future' report by Dame Judith Hackitt. The new regulator will oversee the safe design, construction and occupation of high-risk buildings so that residents are safe and feel safe. It will be independent and give expert advice to: - local regulators, landlords and building owners
- the construction and building design industry
- residents
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