Local Government Act 1985 safe handling, storage, transport and Companies Consolidation use of articles and substances; (Consequential Provisions) adequate information, instruction, Act 1985 training and supervision; Gas Act 1986 a safe place of work, with ease of entry Statute Law (Repeals) Act and exit; 1986 a safe working environment including Sex Discrimination Act 1986 adequate welfare facilities. Consumer Protection Act 1987 Employers' Duties to Others Fire Safety and Safety of Places of Act 1987 Employers are under a general obligation to Education Reform Act 1988 safeguard the health and safety of those people Norfolk and Suffolk Broads who may be affected by their work activities. Act 1988 Atomic Energy Act 1989 In cases where a non-employee has access to Employment Act 1989 premises, or to any plant or substance in those Water Act 1989 premises, it is the duty of the person who has Environmental Protection Act control of the premises, plant or substance to 1990 make sure that the premises, plant or substance Offshore Safety Act 1992 are safe. Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1992 Duties of landlord and owners Statute Law (Repeals) Act 1993 Landlords and owners are under a general Local Government (Wales) obligation to ensure safe means of entry and exit Act 1994 from premises, and that any plant (eg boilers) Local Government etc are safe and do not pose risks to health. (Scotland) Act 1994 Health Authorities Act 1995 Duties of manufacturers Environment Act 1995 Employment Rights Act 1996
Local Government Act 1985 Companies Consolidation (Consequential Provisions) Act 1985 Gas Act 1986 Statute Law (Repeals) Act 1986 Sex Discrimination Act 1986 Consumer Protection Act 1987 Fire Safety and Safety of Places of Act 1987 Education Reform Act 1988 Norfolk and Suffolk Broads Act 1988 Atomic Energy Act 1989 Employment Act 1989 Water Act 1989 Environmental Protection Act 1990 Offshore Safety Act 1992 Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1992 Statute Law (Repeals) Act 1993 Local Government (Wales) Act 1994 Local Government etc (Scotland) Act 1994 Health Authorities Act 1995 Environment Act 1995 Employment Rights Act 1996 safe handling, storage, transport and use of articles and substances; adequate information, instruction, training and supervision; a safe place of work, with ease of entry and exit; a safe working environment including adequate welfare facilities. Employers' Duties to Others Employers are under a general obligation to safeguard the health and safety of those people who may be affected by their work activities. In cases where a non-employee has access to premises, or to any plant or substance in those premises, it is the duty of the person who has control of the premises, plant or substance to make sure that the premises, plant or substance are safe. Duties of landlord and owners Landlords and owners are under a general obligation to ensure safe means of entry and exit from premises, and that any plant (eg boilers) are safe and do not pose risks to health. Duties of manufacturers
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