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Re: The carer who was sacked for breaching health and safety rules after making out-of-hours visit to dying resident

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By beads, Mon 12 May at 10:24pm

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Jimmie wrote:

ProPlus wrote:

Because you never know when a fire may start. A fire may have started last Saturday, last month or last year.
The more frequently they are checked, the lesser the risk of them being unsafe.

I agree - but if I have a daily checklist, then I need only keep yesterdays and todays, right? Two sides of a wipe clean board

If I have a weekly checklist, I need only have this weeks and last weeks - two sides of a wipe clean board.

etc

wipe boards?
that's a bit old hat isn't it?

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Re: The carer who was sacked for breaching health and safety rules after making out-of-hours visit to dying resident

By Claudio, Mon 12 May at 10:25pm

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beads wrote:

wipe boards?
that's a bit old hat isn't it?

Please - some of us still get excited by Post-It notes!

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Re: The carer who was sacked for breaching health and safety rules after making out-of-hours visit to dying resident

By ProPlus, Mon 12 May at 10:27pm

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Jimmie wrote:

ProPlus wrote:

Because you never know when a fire may start. A fire may have started last Saturday, last month or last year.
The more frequently they are checked, the lesser the risk of them being unsafe.

But than you can never identify why risk factors occur. If you can cross reference check lists you can correlate the duration of the efficacy of a safety measure. For example if a fire extinguisher has a shelf life of a year but every 6 months it fails its safety test you know there's a problem.

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Re: The carer who was sacked for breaching health and safety rules after making out-of-hours visit to dying resident

By Jimmie, Mon 12 May at 10:28pm

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beads wrote:

wipe boards?
that's a bit old hat isn't it?

Not at all - saves all that unnecessary paper ! Not eveyone has billions of pounds to spend on computer systems you know

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Re: The carer who was sacked for breaching health and safety rules after making out-of-hours visit to dying resident

By ProPlus, Mon 12 May at 10:31pm

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When I first started my company we moved into the offices I'd leased and our computers were nicked in the first week.
We've got a wipe board now.

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Re: The carer who was sacked for breaching health and safety rules after making out-of-hours visit to dying resident

By Jimmie, Mon 12 May at 10:32pm

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ProPlus wrote:

When I first started my company we moved into the offices I'd leased and our computers were nicked in the first week.
We've got a wipe board now.

Now if that was the NHS, they would have highly paid consultants to advise you on what new system you needed. A wipe board would not do !

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Re: The carer who was sacked for breaching health and safety rules after making out-of-hours visit to dying resident

By Claudio, Mon 12 May at 10:34pm

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Jimmie wrote:

ProPlus wrote:

When I first started my company we moved into the offices I'd leased and our computers were nicked in the first week.
We've got a wipe board now.

Now if that was the NHS, they would have highly paid consultants to advise you on what new system you needed. A wipe board would not do !

* hands Jimmie a fish *

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Re: The carer who was sacked for breaching health and safety rules after making out-of-hours visit to dying resident

By Jimmie, Mon 12 May at 10:35pm

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Anyway, I'm off to pack tomorrow's healthy snacks.

Goodnight ProPlus - you guys do an awesome job, and one that is rarely appreciated. Don't take personally any of my comments !

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