Environment and Health & Safety Legal Update Webinar – February 2022

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On 3^rd February 2022 we held our environment and health & safety legal update webinar led by two of our consultants, Mick Baah and Hannah Williams. During the session, we provided an overview of what has changed in environment and health & safety legislation in the past year. We also looked at any relevant legislation that is on the horizon.

The session began with a focus on the changes in H&S legislation including:

Key Coronavirus (COVID-19) updates
REACH and chemicals update
Information on The Fire Safety Act 2021 and The Building Safety Bill
CA/CE marking

We then moved on to look at key changes in environmental legislation including:

The Environment Act 2021
The Plastic Packaging Tax
Key changes in legislation relating to energy and climate change

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