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24th October, 2019 - Guides
How To Add Signatures To Your Finished Document
When you have finished creating your document on HASpod, you will probably want your team to sign it. You might want to do this without printing your document and using pen and paper. We've found an easy and free way to add signatures to your PDF documents, and this guide will show you how.
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10th September, 2019 - Management
A Guide To The Different Types Of First Aid Training Courses
There are a number of different first aid training courses available, so how do you know which type you need? Nominated first aiders are a must for any workplace, but with various types of first aid training available, it is vital to get the right level of training for your first aid cover.
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5th February, 2019 - News
HASpod Member Survey Results, Ratings And Reviews
In December 2018, we opened up the member survey to find out what you think about HASpod. The results are in and we are really grateful for the feedback, ratings and reviews received from our members. Here's what you said, and our plan of action moving forward.
Read Post 10th August, 2018 - News
100 Method Statements And Counting!
We have been busy adding more method statement templates to our library over the past couple of weeks and are pleased to announce we have hit a new milestone... 100! You can use the free blank method statement template to start, or you can find one ready to use for your task or activity.
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29th June, 2018 - Paperwork
5 Steps To Gaining CHAS Accreditation
Getting CHAS accreditation is a priority for many construction companies, as it shows that your business is committed to health and safety best practice. But how do you go about getting CHAS? These 5 key steps will be needed to prepare your business for gaining CHAS accreditation.
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29th May, 2018 - Asbestos
The Risk Of Asbestos In Artex Ceilings
Many buildings contain artex and other textured coatings on walls and ceilings which may contain asbestos. The biggest risk is not the artex itself, but the potentially deadly fibres contained in it. In this post, we look at when you should be worried, and what the law says about asbestos in artex.
Read Post 23rd February, 2018 - News
CDM Support Packs Added To HASpod
We have added CDM support packs for all duty holders to HASpod. The CDM packs include annual support for Clients, Principal Designers, Principal Contractors, Designers and Contractors - with guides, documents, training and tools for the latest CDM Regulations.
Read Post 31st January, 2018 - News
Introducing A New HASpod
HASpod has been re-built to provide a major upgrade, improved membership, plus more services and choice than ever before.
Read Post 1st June, 2017 - CDM
CDM Duties Guidance – 6 Free Pdfs
Do you know your duties under CDM? You soon will when you download our free guidance pdfs. Since nearly everyone has duties under CDM, we have created 6 FREE downloadable PDF factsheets, covering guidance for CDM duty holders. Get up to speed on your CDM duties.
Read Post 27th March, 2017 - News
Introducing The Talks Plan Online Tool Box Talks Service
We are pleased to introduce our new Talks Plan membership for simple online health and safety talk management. Health and safety talks are a great way of creating a positive health and safety culture, complying with the law, and keeping your workforce safe.
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6th January, 2017 - CDM
What CDM 2015 Information Should A Principal Contractor Provide?
Does CDM 2015 apply to residential projects? This is a common question under CDM, and the short answer is - Yes. If you are a principal contractor, contractor, designer or principal designer, CDM 2015 applies in full to residential projects. Find out more about CDM 2015 and residential projects.
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24th November, 2016 - CDM
What CDM 2015 Information Should A Principal Designer Provide?
CDM 2015 created the role of principal designer, and under the regulations, this duty holder is responsible for managing health and safety during the pre-construction phase. What information should a principal designer provide to comply with the regulations?
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