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health and safety Executive Improving health and safety An analysis of HSE s risk communication in the 21st century Prepared by King s College, London for the health and safety Executive 2010 RR785 Research Report health and safety Executive Improving health and safety An analysis of HSE s risk communication in the 21st century Frederic Bouder Ragnar Lofstedt King s College London Strand London WC2R 2LS What constitutes state-of-the-art risk communication? Which practices may be considered anachronistic? Does HSE use the most effective means to communicate risks? Which theories and tools are most apposite for the appraisal of HSE s risk communication? What policy recommendations would help the Executive to improve its performance in this area? To answer these crucial questions this report develops an in-depth analysis of HSE s communication practices. The researchers explore HSE s risk communication in two specific cases: that of the Buncefield oil storage incident of 2005 and that of the proposed development at the Oval cricket ground in London.
Health and Safety Executive Improving health and safety An analysis of HSE’s risk communication in the 21st century Prepared by King’s College, London
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