Guidance

This stage tests the assumptions made in relation to the controls and their level of effectiveness, and also implements the monitoring arrangements determined in stage 3.

Once the risk profile has been established (the bow ties) it becomes possible to establish the vulnerability of the organisation to the identified hazards and the criticality of the controls.

Information to help you understand the differences between rail tickets, why these might be important to you, and some other hints and tips.

We have a responsibility to make sure railway companies protect passengers from crowding health and safety risks.

An overview of the effects of work on health in the UK and the costs to employers and society and advice on how these health effects can be prevented and where to go for more information.

An outline of the rail accessibility legislation enforced by the ORR.

Information and advice for passengers on station safety issues such as platform gaps and stepping distances.

Information related to signals passed at danger and what we do about them.

On this page we explain what the key legal requirements are for managing and controlling the risks from asbestos.

Our responsibilities and HSE's responsibilities for enforcing asbestos laws and what those laws require.