Health and Safety

Companies are responsible for the health and safety of their employees. Therefore, the objective is to provide a safe and healthy work environment as reasonably practicable for all employees, contractors, visitors, or any other individuals whom the policy may apply. Under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 and the relevant codes of practice and regulations, businesses must implement a Health & Safety Policy. If your Company does not have it, you may be subject to penalties and fines for breach of the legislation.

We’ll provide guidance on how to ensure health and safety in the workplace:

Implement a safe workplace for all your stakeholders
Prevent risks from employees using dangerous objects or substances from exposures to physical agents, noise, and vibration.
Avoid behaviours that are likely to put employees at risk
Give your employees the right equipment and clothing
Implement a safe workplace for all your stakeholders
Nominate an employee as the Company’s Health and Safety officer

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Health & Safety Offerings

Documentation

Safety Management Systems
Safety Statements
Method Statements
Accident Reports
Safety Policies & Procedures
Fire Safety and Emergency Evacuation Plan
Manual Handling Risk Reduction Policy
Employee Safety Handbook
Contractor Control Manual
Site Safety Folders
Training Guidance Documents

Audits

Workplace Safety Audits
Environmental Impact Survey
Lighting Level Assessments
Training Needs Analysis
Hazard Identification & Safety Recommendation Report
PS Construction Stage Safety
PS Design Stage Safety
Safety MGMT Gap Analysis

Assessments

Workplace Risk Assessment
Construction Project Risk Assessment
Chemical Risk Assessment
Ergonomics Assessment
VDU Workstation Assessment
Manual handling Risk Assessments
Occupational Health Risk Assessments