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Health and Safety
Becta is not the government body dealing with health and safety issues. Where we become aware of potential issues relating to the use of ICT, we raise them promptly with the appropriate safety body and act on their advice.
Along with the Health and Safety Commission (HSC), the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is responsible for regulating the risks to people's health and safety in the workplace.
In schools, the local authority or governing body retains overall responsibility for health and safety management but may delegate certain tasks, such as risk assessment, to the head or classroom teacher who holds the day-to-day responsibility for ensuring that ICT equipment is used correctly and safely.
Documents
Safety alert: laptop computer charging trolleys
In early October 2009 HSE (Health and Safety Executive) released a safety alert to raise awareness of a ...
New specification for the installation of audiovisual equipment
A formal standard has been published for the correct and safe implementation of audiovis...
Wi-fi health issues
Becta is aware of the concerns regarding wi-fi radiation and health, particularly in young people. When considering such issues the ...
How to plan ICT accommodation
The planning and design of ICT accommodation should be informed by a school’s ICT policy and its vision for the futu...
Choosing your whiteboard projector resolution
Resolutions stated by projectors are often misleading. A projector that says it supports XGA (1024 x 768) ...
Health and Safety
Becta is not the government body dealing with health and safety issues. Where we become aware of potential issues relating to the use of ICT, we raise them promptly with the appropriate safety body and act on their advice.
Along with the Health and Safety Commission (HSC), the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is responsible for regulating the risks to people's health and safety in the workplace.
In schools, the local authority or governing body retains overall responsibility for health and safety management but may delegate certain tasks, such as risk assessment, to the head or classroom teacher who holds the day-to-day responsibility for ensuring that ICT equipment is used correctly and safely.
Documents
Safety alert: laptop computer charging trolleys
In early October 2009 HSE (Health and Safety Executive) released a safety alert to raise awareness of a ...
New specification for the installation of audiovisual equipment
A formal standard has been published for the correct and safe implementation of audiovis...
Wi-fi health issues
Becta is aware of the concerns regarding wi-fi radiation and health, particularly in young people. When considering such issues the ...
How to plan ICT accommodation
The planning and design of ICT accommodation should be informed by a school’s ICT policy and its vision for the futu...
Choosing your whiteboard projector resolution
Resolutions stated by projectors are often misleading. A projector that says it supports XGA (1024 x 768) ...
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