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Let us stop the biggest workplace killer
Dear Sirs,Let us stop the biggest workplace killerAs the General Manager of the UK Asbestos Training Association (UKATA), I was very concerned to hear of the circumstance
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Schools may be out: But is asbestos still in there lurking for pupils’ and teachers’ return?
Schools may be out: But is asbestos still in there lurking for pupils’ and teachers’ return?£275,000 payout highlights national asbestos safety management issueDear Sirs,
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Schools may be out: But is asbestos still in there lurking for pupils’ and teachers’ return?
Schools may be out: But is asbestos still in there lurking for pupils’ and teachers’ return?£275,000 payout highlights national asbestos safety management issueDear Sirs,
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Clarification of the UKATA Syllabus for Non-Licensable Work With Asbestos Including NNLW
11 August 2014MEMORANDUM TO ALL MEMBERS:CLARIFICATION OF THE UKATA SYLLABUS FOR NON-LICENSED INCLUDING NNLWSince the reintroduction of the Non Licensed Syllabus on the 31
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UKATA AGM & Conference 2014
The sixth Annual General Meeting and Conference for UKATA moved to the Radisson Blu Hotel at East Midlands Airport this year and a bumper number of members and delegates
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UKATA exhibit at the Safety & Health Expo 2014
UKATA’s first ever attendance at the Safety and Health Expo has been hailed as a great success by the Association’s Managers and Directors. In the wake of huge interest a
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UKATA AGM set to take off in 2014
The UK Asbestos Training Association (UKATA) has announced that its sixth Annual General Meeting and Conference will literally be taking off this year, with a change of v
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Another Asbestos Awareness Week
As Asbestos Awareness Week (1-7 April) draws to a close, the campaign received impetus from US news that the dust cloud released after the collapse of the Twin Towers on
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Stone Masons Failed to Control RCS Dust
A natural stone supply firm has been fined for failing to protect workers from exposure to hazardous silica dust… despite a previous warning.A stone masonry company was y
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