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BAA BAA SAFETY SIGNS MAKE YOU THINK!

 

27 October 2015 - 12:15

 

Further to the rolling out of road worker safety campaign using photos of their children.  A farmer has teamed up with THINK! Country Roads campaign to turn potential hazards on country roads into helpful hazards.  Not sure if all farmers should get a spray can out and start using their livestock and equipment as mobile safety signs.  However, it does make you think as the campaign hopes.  

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The best drivers read the road ahead and anticipate potential hazards.  This is especially true on country roads as these often have sharp bends and concealed entrances which can hide unexpected hazards.  This also can be a consideration when planning rural road works.  The majority of rural roads being 60mph leaving little time to react.  Any given speed limit is the absolute maximum and it doesn't mean it is safe to drive at this speed in all conditions.  Especially with wet leaves on the road and Winter just around the corner (pun intended).  After a recent encounter with a farmer redirecting traffic after some unfortunate driver had misjudged an S-bend and ended up in the hedge.  The message being "brake before the bend, not on it."  

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Modern Slavery Act 2015 Section 54

 

Virtus recognises modern slavery and human trafficking as an organised crime where people are treated as commodities and exploited for criminal gain. 

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It is identified that all organisations collectively need to undertake steps to eliminate these activities from entering their supply chain.

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We will continue to trade ethically within our limited direct supply chain together with communicating within our business a zero tolerance to abuse of Human Rights. We will assess our own risk and raise internal awareness to support ethical business activity. 

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We will also work actively with our clients by encouraging our staff to support implementation of their policies by raising awareness of the issue, conduct the requested checks, and monitor general operational activity and actively report concerns through the appropriate channels.

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