CIRAS - Speak up in safety: information for transport workers

Useful information and links for frontline workers in
transport and infrastructure

Are you a frontline worker in transport or infrastructure wanting to speak up about health and safety but feeling unable to use your company’s safety reporting channels? Or maybe you have already tried raising your concern through your company’s channels without success? Then speak to CIRAS.

What we do

You can contact CIRAS when you want to raise a health, safety or wellbeing concern while protecting your identity. We will listen, remove any identifying details and then pass on your concern.

We will tell the company your concern on your behalf so that they can take action.

We will share their response with you, giving you the chance to ask further questions if you feel your concern hasn’t been properly addressed.

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Reasons to speak up

You can report any genuine health, safety or wellbeing concern to us. Here are some examples of what gets raised with CIRAS. Your confidentiality is our priority and will never be compromised. We’re independent and we will make sure you are heard, confidentially.

Phone: 0800 4 101 101
Text: 07507 285 887
Online: www.ciras.org.uk/raise-a-concern
Freepost: CIRAS

How CIRAS helps you stay safe

Watch our video on how to make a CIRAS report

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Webinars

You can find out more about why it’s important to report health and safety concerns, and how CIRAS can help, by attending one of our regular short webinars. Find out dates by following us on social media. Or you can watch one of our past webinars online here:

Webinar slides

@CIRAS_UK https://www.linkedin.com/company/ciras

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Frontline Matters

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