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In June last year, the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM) launched a voluntary health, safety and welfare pledge for the waste and resource management sector at its joint conference with the Environmental Services Association (ESA). Designed to raise awareness and promote a stronger focus on health, safety and welfare issues, the pledge urged its members to go beyond the basic legal requirements and commit to making workplaces safer. The launch came on the back of the latest statistics, published by the HSE, which revealed that 16 people had died in the sector during 2012/2013. Only the previous September, the HSE had urged the industry to do more to improve worker safety after nine people were killed over a 12-week period. For Chris Jones, chair of the Waste Industry Safety and Health (WISH) Forum, a multi-party body comprised of organisations drawn from the sector, criticism of the waste industry has been justified, to a point.
机译:去年6月,英国废物管理协会(CIWM)在与环境服务协会(ESA)的联席会议上为废物和资源管理部门发起了一项自愿的健康,安全和福利承诺。该承诺旨在提高人们的认识并更加关注健康,安全和福利问题,并敦促其成员超越基本的法律要求,并致力于使工作场所更加安全。该发布是在HSE发布的最新统计数据的基础上进行的,该统计数据显示2012/2013年该行业有16人死亡。仅在去年9月,HSE敦促该行业在提高工人安全性方面做更多工作,以在12周内杀死9人。对于废物行业安全与卫生(WISH)论坛(由来自该行业的组织组成的多党组织)论坛主席克里斯·琼斯(Chris Jones)来说,对废物行业的批评是有道理的。

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