| Over
the five-year period, there has been a 13% decrease
in the total number of contacts with premises. |
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In
South Yorkshire there has been 36% reduction in
the total number of contacts whilst in the South
there has been a 14% increase. |
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In
the Extractive Industries there has been a 34%
decrease in the total number of contacts, whilst
in Manufacturing the reduction has only been 1% |
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In
the five year period, the total number of contacts
involving investigations has increased by 44%,
whilst inspection contacts have decreased by 41% |
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In
The Marches there has been 52% reduction in the
total number of contacts involving inspections
whilst in the South the reduction has only been
18%. |
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In
Construction there has been a 52% decrease in
the total number of contacts, involving inspections
whilst in Manufacturing the reduction has only
been 24% |
| In
2000/01, one in nine registered workplaces had
at least one contact, of some kind, with a FOD
inspector. This ranged from: |
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one
in five in the Construction sector, to one in
twelve in Agriculture; and |
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one
in six in Merseyside to one in ten in East Anglia. |
| In
2000/01, one in 20 premises had one contact (or
more) with an inspector involving an inspection.
This ranged from:• |
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one
in ten in Construction to one in thirty six in
the Service sector, and |
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one
in thirteen in the North West to one in thirty-three
in the Northern Home Counties |
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