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2017 Film English Information Interactive Education

IOSH Sun safety in construction film

Title translated into English

IOSH Sun safety in construction film

Film: Duration in minutes

11 minutes 14 seconds minutes

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Product description

At the International Media Festival for Prevention, IOSH will present the ‘Sun safety in construction’ film, by showcasing the film and providing delegates with free practical materials to help raise awareness of solar radiation exposure.

Aims and objectives

Dear Sir/Madam, This application is to submit the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health’s (IOSH) ‘Sun safety in construction’ film as an entry for the International Media Festival for Prevention. If you have any questions or need further information, please email me at jasmeen.daji@iosh.co.uk or phone on +44 (0)116 257 3258. Kind regards, Jasmeen Daji Campaigns Communications Co-ordinator, IOSH

The second phase of IOSH’s No Time to Lose campaign focused on raising awareness of skin cancer caused by solar radiation exposure at work. Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the world. The main cause of skin cancer is exposure to damaging UV rays from the sun. In Britain alone, around 50 workers a year die from skin cancer caused by solar radiation exposure. IOSH developed the ‘Sun safety in construction’ film in partnership with The University of Nottingham to help raise awareness of how solar radiation can cause skin cancer, to educate workers on how they can protect themselves, and how to check the skin to identify the tell-tale signs of cancer. For more information about the solar radiation of the No Time to Lose campaign, please visit http://www.notimetolose.org.uk/Free-resources/Resource-library/Pack-2-Solar.aspx

Target audience

Construction workers, health and safety managers, health and safety professionals, outdoor workers

Contact details Editor

Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH)
Highfield DriveThe Grange - The Grange , United Kingdom-LE181NN Leicester
www.iosh.co.uk

Contact details Production company

IOSH
Highfield DriveThe Grange - The Grange , United Kingdom-LE18 1NN Leicester
www.iosh.co.uk