EHN special editions
We're celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Health and Safety at Work Act and the Control of Pollution Act with two special editions of EHN available to all.
Incident response and prosecution
CIEH member: £195
Affiliate member: £295
Non-member: £295
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About this workshop
At this interactive workshop, attendees will walk through a work-related accident investigation. Participants will decide whether an individual or a company is guilty of an offence(s) and should therefore be prosecuted.
The training day will include a mock trial with a judge, prosecuting and defending barristers, and delegates playing the jury. The event builds towards your opportunity to cast your vote – guilty or not guilty. This will be followed by a discussion around sentencing and a Q&A.
Learning Outcomes
- Learn and refresh accident investigation skills and practice
- Understand how to use PACE in the context of a criminal investigation
- Refresher on PACE interviewing
- Explore the use of Inspectors’ powers
- Guidance for building a prosecution case
- Understand evidential and public interest tests when building a criminal prosecution
- Explore sentencing guidelines
Who should attend:
- Local authority Environmental Health Officers
- Private sector health and safety professionals
CPD: 6 hours
Andy Lucas CMIOSH CEnvH MIIRSM, Managing Director at Bespoke Safety
Andy has over 30 years’ experience working in health and safety as a regulator, senior lecturer, trainer and consultant in local government, HSE and the private sector. His focus is fatal accident investigation, application of PACE, Coroners Inquests and carrying out complex investigations leading to prosecution as an advisor to local authorities.
Louise Mansfield, Legal Director in the Litigation, Advisory & Regulatory Team, Bevan Brittan
Louise specialises in health and safety and criminal regulatory law and she advises on a wide range of regulatory legal issues including health and safety, building safety, fire safety, product liability, food safety, white collar crime, contentious environmental and transport law. She represents clients (both companies and individuals/directors) at public inquiries, inquests, PACE interviews and in relation to prosecutions. She is experienced in managing large scale electronic disclosure/document review exercises using various platforms. She also provides clients with advice on a wide variety of regulatory issues and carries out a large amount of training for them.
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Manchester
