Zane Gbangbola

1. 1. use of HSE logo on non-endorsed guidance

   “The use of the HSE logo on documents that are prepared for general use by trades people and members of the public alike, whether that be the official HSE logo or whether it be in the form of an HSE banner Consideration should be given to taking steps to ensure that the use of any such logo, banner or equivalent representation of the HSE emblem does not give the appearance of the guidance within that document having been endorsed by the HSE when in fact it has not been”

2. 2. inadequate safety guidance for internal combustion engine equipment in confined areas

   “Tam concerned that the Safety Guidance documents currently prepared by HAE in relation to equipment that is driven by an internal combustion engine, where there is a realistic risk that that equipment might be used in confined areas, are inadequate and potentially misleading”

3. 3. inadequate safety guidance for internal combustion engine equipment in enclosed areas

   “The adequacy and accuracy of the Safety Guidance documents prepared by HAE for their members, not only in relation to this centrifugal pump, but in relation to any piece of equipment that is powered by an internal combustion engine where there is a realistic prospect that that piece of equipment might be used in an enclosed area”

No published response was found on judiciary.uk.