Occupational Health
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HSE Fatigue and Risk Index (FRI) Calculator
The Fatigue Risk Index (FRI)
The Fatigue Risk Index (FRI) has been withdrawn from the HSE website. The reasons for this are:
The software platform is an older Excel that can no longer be supported on the HSE website.
The design of the FRI requires improvement to promote better understanding of its outputs, its limitations and its role in a Fatigue Management System.
In its current format, there have been case of the FRI being issued in order to justify work patterns that clearly require further action t reduce fatigue-relate risk.
FRI users who have access to the FRI in its current format can continue to use it, provided you have the necessary expertise to use the tool and understand the outputs and limitations.
Following feedback we are making the tool available, as well as how to documents, to aid with calculations.
Occupational Health and Wellbeing Strategy
Back to Basics – Network Rail’s Occupational Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2019 – 2024 In 2013, Network Rail published a 10-Year Employee Health and Wellbeing Strategy and Vision to support Control Periods (CP) 5 and 6. Over a period of 5 years and on exit of CP5, a significant number of projects have been delivered […]
First Aid
Welcome to the First Aid page Network Rail’s First Aid at Work standard NR/L2/OHS/00110 sets out: the arrangements for the provision of first aid in the workplace or at site of work; and the method for assessing risks to determine what first aid equipment and facilities are required. Please use the links to the right of […]
Respiratory standard
To enable a sustainable approach to the management of the long term health and wellbeing of our employees, and achieve our vision of Everyone Home safe Every day, Network Rail has published a standard to support the proactive management of employees’ respiratory health. The purpose of this standard is to highlight the importance of identifying […]
Respiratory e-learning for Network Rail employees
We are continuously improving the way in which we manage respiratory risk. One way this is being achieved is by improving the education, understanding and awareness of occupational respiratory hazards, and steps that can be taken to mitigate the risks and enhance controls. Network Rail has developed an e-learning, module code FF/OH’S/1-3, which is now […]
Medical Standards
The Network Rail Medical Standards have been updated to further protect the health of our colleagues, for the improved management of health risks in the workplace and to provide line managers with the confidence to manage fitness for work and reasonable adjustments. The Medical Standard – NR/L2/OHS/00124 can be accessed on the Network Rail Standards […]
Home Safe Plan – The Projects and Programmes
There are 21 projects and programmes within the Home Safe Plan (Integrated Safety Plan) that are designed to make a step change in the safety, health and wellbeing of our people. These are;