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Greater Manchester Hazards Centre
Organising and campaigning against hazards at work

Windrush Millennium Centre

70 Alexandra Road

Manchester M16 7WD

Tel 0161 636 7557

mail@gmhazards.org.uk

Windrush Millennium Centre

Map of where we are now 2006

Directions

Bus map to GM Hazards

Information and Advice on health and safety in the workplace- GMHC can provide information on the law, your rights, scientific and technical details and advice on how to tackle problems on health and safety in your workplace. This service is free to workers, safety reps and community groups in the NorthWest. Contact us by telephone, letter or e-mail but give you full postal address, as we may have to send things to you.

What we do

Hazards magazine campaign against occupational cancer:

Occupational Cancer/Zero Cancer has excellent Work cancer prevention kit

Hazards Centre slams 'Work Foundation Report on MSDs 7.9.07

Hazards Centre response to Professor Plamer 'RSI overestimated paper' 4.12.07

FACK Stories: Andrew Herbertson,

Samuel Adams, Craig Whelan, Steven Burke

Campaigning for better Health and Safety at Work - GMHC is part of the national Hazards Campaign, which produces the Hazards Charter and runs HazardsConferences. Morecambe Bay deaths of 19 workers click here for Hazards article

Government recognition of IWMD 2009!

Support Groups - The Hazards Centre runs three support groups: Greater Manchester Asbestos Victims Support Group (GMAVSG) which gives advice and information to sufferers from asbestos related diseases and their families. Manchester Area RSI Support and Action Group (MARSAG) which helps people suffering musculo-skeletal problems related to work. Bereaved by Work (BbW) which helps the families of those killed by work activities.

Voluntary Sector Health and Safety service - If you are an organisation in the voluntary sector, GMHC can help you meet your obligations to staff, volunteers and members of the public, and comply with health and safety law like other business undertakings.

We didn't vote to die leaflet and one for MPS

W e didn't Vote to die at Work meeting 12th July, Manchester

Hazards 2011 Conference, 2nd to 4th September, Keele University

Workers Memorial Day resources

Forget-me-knot ribbon order form

union workplaces safer car sticker order form

For Hazards posters A3 or A4 mail@gmhazards.org.uk

The Whole Story on deaths, injuries and illness +update 2009-2010

Background leaflet to WMD

Safety Reps GUide to WMD

Public leaflet 2011

Public leaflet North West

Manchester 2011 WMD event

Preston 2011 event

Greater Manchester Hazards Centre (GMHC) is a small voluntary organisation in existence since 1987, funded by the Association of Greater Manchester Authorities and the Community Fund, plus affiliations, donations and fees.
Affiliates receive a copy of Hazardous Times newsletter.

Organising and campaigning against hazards at work Windrush Millennium Centre 70 Alexandra Road Manchester M16 7WD Tel 0161 636 7557 mail@gmhazards.org.uk Windrush Millennium Centre Map of where we are now 2006 Directions Bus map to GM Hazards
	Information and Advice on health and safety in the workplace- GMHC can provide information on the law, your rights, scientific and technical details and advice on how to tackle problems on health and safety in your workplace. This service is free to workers, safety reps and community groups in the NorthWest. Contact us by telephone, letter or e-mail but give you full postal address, as we may have to send things to you. What we do	Hazards magazine campaign against occupational cancer: Occupational Cancer/Zero Cancer has excellent Work cancer prevention kit Hazards Centre slams 'Work Foundation Report on MSDs 7.9.07 Hazards Centre response to Professor Plamer 'RSI overestimated paper' 4.12.07 FACK Stories: Andrew Herbertson, Samuel Adams, Craig Whelan, Steven Burke Campaigning for better Health and Safety at Work - GMHC is part of the national Hazards Campaign, which produces the Hazards Charter and runs HazardsConferences. Morecambe Bay deaths of 19 workers click here for Hazards article Government recognition of IWMD 2009!	North West TUC Safety Reps Network GMHC run this network of safety reps on behalf of the TUC. Go to the website and join in the discussion forum to share info with other safety reps and get help to solve your workplace H&S problems.

Support Groups - The Hazards Centre runs three support groups: Greater Manchester Asbestos Victims Support Group (GMAVSG) which gives advice and information to sufferers from asbestos related diseases and their families. Manchester Area RSI Support and Action Group (MARSAG) which helps people suffering musculo-skeletal problems related to work. Bereaved by Work (BbW) which helps the families of those killed by work activities.	Voluntary Sector Health and Safety service - If you are an organisation in the voluntary sector, GMHC can help you meet your obligations to staff, volunteers and members of the public, and comply with health and safety law like other business undertakings.		We didn't vote to die leaflet and one for MPS W e didn't Vote to die at Work meeting 12th July, Manchester Hazards 2011 Conference, 2nd to 4th September, Keele University Workers Memorial Day resources Forget-me-knot ribbon order form union workplaces safer car sticker order form For Hazards posters A3 or A4 mail@gmhazards.org.uk The Whole Story on deaths, injuries and illness +update 2009-2010 Background leaflet to WMD Safety Reps GUide to WMD Public leaflet 2011 Public leaflet North West Manchester 2011 WMD event Preston 2011 event
	Greater Manchester Hazards Centre (GMHC) is a small voluntary organisation in existence since 1987, funded by the Association of Greater Manchester Authorities and the Community Fund, plus affiliations, donations and fees. Affiliates receive a copy of Hazardous Times newsletter.
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