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Occupational Medicine 1982;32:112-118
© 1982 Society of Occupational Medicine

Responsibility and Accountability-Health Protection Programmes*

J. T. Carter

BP Chemicals Ltd

Occupational health practice in the UK Chemical Industry has changed during the last decade with more clearly denned responsibilities, greatly increased resources and a more critical assessment by the public and their representatives of the industry's responses to hazards. Accountability to interest groups and responsibility for health protection activities are reviewed and a framework of practice which meets the requirements defined for accountability and responsibility is discussed.

Accepted        1 November 1981

Dr J. T. Carter, BP Chemicals Ltd, 76 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1

*Given at a meeting of the Society of Occupational Medicine


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