RSSB guidance for responding to potentially traumatic incidents in rail
RSSB - PTSD - MASTER
RSSB - PTSD - MASTER
Guidance for RMT Health and Safety Reps
RMT Health and Safety Publications
Training Safe App from Greater Manchester Hazards Centre
TUC Resources for Health and Safety Reps
Health and Safety Executive Law Poster
Network Rail National Safety Council Papers
Working Time Regulations - Road Transport
MCA Code of Safe Working Practice
Government record 2014 - Toxic corrosive and hazardous TUC
TUC Health and Safety Representatives Survey - 2014
ITF Survey on Seafarer HIV and Wellbeing Action
Integrating Human Factors in European railways
Competence Development Programme Train Preparation and Shunting Staff (Freightliner)
Thriving at work - Stevenson Farmer review
The Hazards Campaign’s March / April 2020 newsletter can be found here:
The April 2020 TUCAN newsletter can be found here:
Asbestos Register
Telephone 0800 587 7516.
Thompsons solicitors maintain RMT's register for members who have been exposed to asbestos at work. It is important to stress that just because someone has been exposed to asbestos, it does not mean that they will necessarily develop any condition because of it.
The development of a serious illness as a result of exposure to asbestos is rare. However, the register will serve as an important record of asbestos exposure in the event that an individual does become ill at a later stage.
In addition, details held on the register in connection with asbestos in a particular location may help others who wish to make a claim in the future, by providing important evidence and witnesses.
All enquiries relating to the register should be made to Thompsons on 0800 587 7516. Retired members should also be advised of the register so that they can report past exposure as appropriate.
- In the unfortunate event that a member does develop any condition associated with exposure to asbestos, they should be advised to complete the form L1 and either pass it to their branch secretary or send to the legal officer at RMT head office.
Briefing on fatigue in the transport industry
Drugs and Alcohol
Drugs and Alcohol in the Workplace
Workplace Safety: A Practical Guide for Your Business and Employees (External link)