Act Now on Asbestos
What asbestos is, who is at risk, and a sixteen-point checklist for safety reps.

Free guides and checklists for workers and safety reps. Download them, print them and share them with workmates.
Short guides for workers and safety reps on the commonest problems at work. Print them and pass them round.
What asbestos is, who is at risk, and a sixteen-point checklist for safety reps.
What a union safety rep can do, what the employer must provide, and how to use those rights well.
What the law says about hot workplaces, and the questions safety reps can ask when it gets too hot.
How to prevent back pain and joint, neck and arm problems, among the commonest causes of work-related ill health.
Silica, wood dust and diesel fumes can cause cancer and lung disease; the questions safety reps can ask to keep them under control.
What the law says about menopause at work, and what safety reps can ask employers to do.
Employers' new legal duty to prevent it, and the questions safety reps can ask.
What employers must do about threats, abuse and attacks, and the questions safety reps can ask.
The scale of the problem, the law, and what unions and employers can do to prevent harm and support people.
What must go in the accident book, what must also be reported under RIDDOR, and how safety reps and first aid fit in.
What Hazards has told the government, and useful guidance from others.
What unions, safety reps and workers need to know about Long COVID: the law, claims, support, checklists, adjustments and protection for whistleblowers.
An education pack on safety routes to tackling climate risks and air quality, with practical steps for safety reps.
What the injury, disease and dangerous occurrence reporting rules are, and the Hazards response to the 2026 consultation.
A summary of what Hazards told HSE in its 2026 consultation on the rules for reporting injuries, diseases and dangerous events.
The main points from the Hazards webinar on the 2026 reporting rules, on one sheet.
The case for making work-related suicide reportable, in a joint letter from Hazards, unions, academics and charities.
Slides from Families Against Corporate Killers on why HSE should make work-related suicide reportable under RIDDOR.
The Hazards position on violence at work.
The Hazards Campaign’s minimum health and safety standards for every worker, from regulation and enforcement to prevention and a say at work.
HSE guidance on protecting new and expectant mothers from infection at work, and what their employer can do to prevent the risks.
How councils and schools should assess and manage violent, aggressive or dangerous behaviour, published in 2025.
Every year Hazards estimates the deaths and illness caused by work that the official HSE figures leave out. Here is every edition we hold.
A short summary of this year’s estimate of the deaths and illness caused by work.
The yearly estimate of the deaths and illness caused by work that the official figures leave out.
The 2024 estimate of the deaths and illness caused by work.
The 2023 estimate of the deaths and illness caused by work.
The 2022 estimate of the deaths and illness caused by work.
The 2021 estimate, published by the Hazards Campaign.
The Hazards Campaign’s edition from August 2018.
The 2018 estimate of the deaths and illness caused by work.
Hazards figures for 2016 to 2017.
Hazards figures for 2015 to 2016.
Hazards figures for 2014 to 2015.
Hazards figures for 2013 to 2014.
Hazards figures for 2012 to 2013.
Hazards figures, July 2012.
Hazards figures, November 2011.
The first edition kept online.
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The 38th National Hazards Conference will be at Keele University from 3rd to 5th September 2027. Register now, and we will email you the programme and your invoice as soon as bookings open.
Thank you. We will acknowledge your registration within 10 working days, and send you the dates and programme as soon as they are set. Any questions, email hazconf@gmhazards.org.uk or call 0161 884 4229.
As an affiliate of Greater Manchester Hazards Centre, you will hear about our meetings and events on a wide range of health and safety issues, and you can get information on hazards in your workplace or your community.
We will email you shortly with how to pay your affiliation fee. Any questions, call 0161 884 4229 or email mail@gmhazards.org.uk.
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