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Public feedback wanted on a proposed new Approved Code of Practice

26 August 2025

The Health and Safety Inspectorate, HSI, is inviting workers across Jersey to have their say on a proposed new draft “Management of Health and Safety at Work: Approved Code of Practice, ACoP)."  

The draft ACoP brings together expert advice from Jersey and the UK to explain clearly what is needed to manage risks and prevent injury or illness at work. It’s all about making sure everyone knows how to work safely and understand what the Health and Safety at Work (Jersey) Law 1989 requires them to do. ​​Whatever business you are in your opinion matters, and the HSI wants your feedback on the draft ACOP. 

HSI would like your views on whether: 

  • the ACoP is applicable to your business sector or workplace 
  • the level of detailed guidance provided is appropriate 
  • there are any areas not covered in the draft ACoP which should be included.

Here is a link to the ACoP: Management of Health and Safety at Work: Approved Code of Practice.

There’s a simple questionnaire to help you share your thoughts, but you can respond however you like: 

Consultation questionnaire to the consultation on Management of Health and Safety at Work ACoP

The consultation closes on 30 September 2025. You can submit your comments by emailing hsi@gov.je or via post to: 

Health and Safety Inspectorate

Maritime House

La Route du Port Elizabeth​​

St Helier

JE2 3NW 

Director of Health and Safety at the Health and Safety Inspectorate, Elaine Harbour said: “This ACoP will apply to every workplace and work activity in Jersey. Its aim is to assist everyone with duties under Jersey’s Health & Safety Law to understand what they need to do to keep workers and the public safe. We want to make the ACoP as effective as possible, and we’d appreciate comments from a range of dutyholders to inform the drafting and next steps.”

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