Wednesday 10 May, 4.00pm
Lecture Theatre B, Engineering Building A, University of Manchester In this year's annual lecture, Professor Dame Carol Black discusses post-pandemic health - where we were, where we are now, and what the future of work might look like. Register your attendance by 2.00pm today, 5 May 2023 For those unable to attend in person, the lecture will be recorded and available to view on the Thomas Ashton Institute's website.  New research reports on MAHPs now available MAHPs, such as the natural gas network, have the potential to harm people in the event of an unplanned release of a dangerous substance. As a statutory consultee for Land Use Planning applications in the vicinity of MAHPs, HSE provides advice aimed at mitigating the potential harmful effects in the event of an incident. We use a quantified risk assessment approach which uses mathematical models of potential hazards and their consequences. HSE runs an ongoing research programme to assess the suitability of these models. For more on MAHPs, download the 2023Annual Science Reviewtoread our case study: Development of an optimised MAHPs data repository. |
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