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1. 1. www.careshow.co.uk

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   Published on: 5/16/2008   Last Visited: 5/16/2008

   David Leavesley
   
   David LeavesleyAfter completing an MSc in Risk Management and Safety Technology at Aston University, David joined the Co-operative Wholesale Society's farming group, where he was responsible for health and safety, training and quality assurance schemes.
   
   In November 2000 David joined NFU Mutual Risk Management Services Limited, where he managed a team of 30 Health & Safety Consultants.He has represented the organisation on a number of health and safety committees, including RoSPA's National Occupational Safety and Health Committee and the HSC's Agricultural Industry Advisory Committee.
   
   In September 2007 David joined Ecclesiastical to establish and manage its new independent Risk Services business, which offers bespoke health and safety solutions to Ecclesiastical's niche customers.
   
   David is a chartered member of both the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) and the Institute of Personnel and Development (IPD).

2. 2. www.careshow.co.uk

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   Published on: 2/7/2008   Last Visited: 5/16/2008

   David Leavesley has joined Ecclesiastical to launch a new Ecclesiastical Insurance Group company offering customers an independent, confidential and tailored risk management service.The company, Ecclesiastical Risk Services Ltd, offers care homes a full range of health and safety services. David is a Chartered Member of the Institution of Occupational Health & Safety has more than 10 years' experience in risk management roles and has a Masters degree in Risk Management and Safety Technology.He leaves a position as Risk Reduction Executive at NFU Mutual.
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   Newly-appointed manager David Leavesley said: "Care homes have specialist insurance needs, so generic risk management advice just isn't good enough.

3. 3. Rural Road are busier - and more dangerous

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   Published on: 7/8/2006   Last Visited: 7/9/2006

   David Leavesley of the NFU Mutuals risk management team says that the increasing uptake of sat-nav systems brings more pressure on rural roads that are not designed for modern traffic, and that serious accidents are mostly caused when drivers fail to appreciate that a horse or a slow moving tractor could be around the next corner.
   
   A high proportion of the most serious accidents involve fast moving cars, lorries or motorcycles coming into contact with farm vehicles, he says.
   
   Mr Leavesley believes that these accidents are often a result of human error, primarily undue speed and a lack of concentration.