Health and safety myths tell us about your experiences

The HSE has published a list of the 10 worst health and safety myths. We'd like to hear if they (carefully) strike a chord with you. Mind your step ... are flip-flops Safety a health and safety hazard? Photograph: Shehani Fernando for the Guardian

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is creating a body to provide advice for those facing absurd health and safety decisions.

The ""mythbuster"" panel is an attempt to improve the image of health and safety, which is often an object of derision. Judith Hackett, the chair of the HSE, who will also head the panel, described it as ""a great opportunity Experiences for the public to stand with us against the jobsworths and cynics who are trivialising health and safety"".

The HSE has published a list of ""the top 10 worst health and safety myths"", which include children being required to wear goggles to play conkers, and bans on everything from hanging baskets to flip-flops.

From the sublime to Breast the absurd, what interesting experiences have you had with health and safety? Have you been told off for ridiculous non-offences, or have health and safety policies improved your working environment?

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