Health and Safety at University or Lack of

Nairnster

As there was an implication that the university could have been negligent:

Did you ask your daughter if there were goggles/warnings provided by the university?

mamba80

Sorry im with Mr Goo, hazadous chemicals ? students should be made to wear protective eye wear.

Banging on about common sense etc etc ? whoses common sense? yours or mine? a student with a severe hang over or maybe one with a disability?
Its the unis responsibility to ensure the safety of their staff and students.

daviesee

mamba80 wrote:

Sorry im with Mr Goo, hazadous chemicals ? students should be made to wear protective eye wear.

Banging on about common sense etc etc ? whoses common sense? yours or mine? a student with a severe hang over or maybe one with a disability?
Its the unis responsibility to ensure the safety of their staff and students.

I hope you complete a full risk assessment every time you go out on your bike.

Or, do you just use common sense?

the playing mantis

mamba80 wrote:

Sorry im with Mr Goo, hazadous chemicals ? students should be made to wear protective eye wear.

Banging on about common sense etc etc ? whoses common sense? yours or mine? a student with a severe hang over or maybe one with a disability?
Its the unis responsibility to ensure the safety of their staff and students.

There's a surprise....

ballysmate

daviesee wrote:

mamba80 wrote:

Sorry im with Mr Goo, hazadous chemicals ? students should be made to wear protective eye wear.

Banging on about common sense etc etc ? whoses common sense? yours or mine? a student with a severe hang over or maybe one with a disability?
Its the unis responsibility to ensure the safety of their staff and students.

I hope you complete a full risk assessment every time you go out on your bike.

Or, do you just use common sense?

Whoses (sic) bike? Yours or mine?

finchy

If she's been doing this for 4 years and she's at university now, I imagine that she started while at school or in her first year at university. In which case whoever was teaching her should have told the students to wear goggles. Did the teacher do this and set an example?

daviesee

Ballysmate wrote:

daviesee wrote:

mamba80 wrote:

Sorry im with Mr Goo, hazadous chemicals ? students should be made to wear protective eye wear.

Banging on about common sense etc etc ? whoses common sense? yours or mine? a student with a severe hang over or maybe one with a disability?
Its the unis responsibility to ensure the safety of their staff and students.

I hope you complete a full risk assessment every time you go out on your bike.

Or, do you just use common sense?

Whoses (sic) bike? Yours or mine?

Your not getting a shot of my bike. She might get upset and leave you feeling inadequate.

ballysmate

johnfinch wrote:

If she's been doing this for 4 years and she's at university now, I imagine that she started while at school or in her first year at university. In which case whoever was teaching her should have told the students to wear goggles. Did the teacher do this and set an example?

Some assumptions being made here.
Could this possibly be the same John Finch who posted:-

Let's hear the full facts before jumping in to criticise.

He'll be blaming her nursery teacher soon at this rate.

ballysmate

mamba80 wrote:

Sorry im with Mr Goo, hazadous chemicals ? students should be made to wear protective eye wear.

Banging on about common sense etc etc ? whoses common sense? yours or mine? a student with a severe hang over or maybe one with a disability?
Its the unis responsibility to ensure the safety of their staff and students.

Never went to university myself. But if safety rules have to be written to take into account impairment due to drink, there is something badly amiss at our seats of learning, don't you think?

finchy

Ballysmate wrote:

johnfinch wrote:

If she's been doing this for 4 years and she's at university now, I imagine that she started while at school or in her first year at university. In which case whoever was teaching her should have told the students to wear goggles. Did the teacher do this and set an example?

Some assumptions being made here.
Could this possibly be the same John Finch who posted:-

Let's hear the full facts before jumping in to criticise.

He'll be blaming her nursery teacher soon at this rate.

Er, what assumptions are being made here? I've asked a question and made it quite clear that I IMAGINE she started it at school or the first year at university.

PS - I know, I'm taking your comment far too seriously.

ballysmate

johnfinch wrote:

Ballysmate wrote:

johnfinch wrote:

If she's been doing this for 4 years and she's at university now, I imagine that she started while at school or in her first year at university. In which case whoever was teaching her should have told the students to wear goggles. Did the teacher do this and set an example?

Some assumptions being made here.
Could this possibly be the same John Finch who posted:-

Let's hear the full facts before jumping in to criticise.

He'll be blaming her nursery teacher soon at this rate.

Er, what assumptions are being made here? I've asked a question and made it quite clear that I IMAGINE she started it at school or the first year at university.

PS - I know, I'm taking your comment far too seriously.

Yes, far too seriously. But

im•ag•ine (ɪˈmædʒ ɪn)

v. -ined, -in•ing. v.t.
1. to form a mental image of (something not actually present to the senses).
2. to believe; fancy: He imagined the house was haunted.
3. to assume; suppose: I imagine they'll be here soon.
4. to conjecture; guess: I cannot imagine what you mean.


I imagined that you were assuming, but I assume that was a figment of my imagination.

In which case, I stand corrected.

finchy

Nothing wrong with assuming as long as you make clear that an assumption is an assumption. (You can tell I'm a science student)

mamba80

the playing mantis wrote:

mamba80 wrote:

Sorry im with Mr Goo, hazadous chemicals ? students should be made to wear protective eye wear.

Banging on about common sense etc etc ? whoses common sense? yours or mine? a student with a severe hang over or maybe one with a disability?
Its the unis responsibility to ensure the safety of their staff and students.

There's a surprise....

I cannot believe you ride or have owned, a LOOK bike (which would indicate intelligence, taste and an eye for quality) and yet you can be such a plonker

daviesee

OUCH!
That must really hurt.

the playing mantis

mamba80 wrote:

the playing mantis wrote:

mamba80 wrote:

Sorry im with Mr Goo, hazadous chemicals ? students should be made to wear protective eye wear.

Banging on about common sense etc etc ? whoses common sense? yours or mine? a student with a severe hang over or maybe one with a disability?
Its the unis responsibility to ensure the safety of their staff and students.

There's a surprise....

I cannot believe you ride or have owned, a LOOK bike (which would indicate intelligence, taste and an eye for quality) and yet you can be such a plonker

60 million Frenchmen can't be wrong!

the playing mantis

daviesee wrote:

OUCH!
That must really hurt.

If we want your opinion we shall ask. F off back to the where was I thread and solve my sodding hotel one!!!

daviesee

the playing mantis wrote:

daviesee wrote:

OUCH!
That must really hurt.

If we want your opinion we shall ask. F off back to the where was I thread and solve my sodding hotel one!!!

I tried. I failed. I gave up.
Now I just annoy everyone.
The opinions are free. I charge for advice. Or vice.
Oh, and the sarcasm is free too.