Risk Assessments
Risk assessments are the cornerstone of effective health & safety performance and they are a key tool in the management of risks in your organisation.
What do Risk Assessments do?
- Risk assessments need to be carried out on a regular basis by competent (trained and experienced) people.
- They provide an independent and objective assessment and evaluation of your organisational risks and corrective action
- They demonstrate performance standards for the control of risks
- They help organisations to reduce risks to the lowest level, providing a safe system of work
What do we do?
- We provide competent Consultants with specialist experience in the required health & safety area and organisational sector.
- A site visit
- Examination of existing arrangements (organisation, policies, procedures), existing risk assessment measures and their effectiveness
- Examination of records and previous assessments
- Observation of working conditions and practices
- Discuss findings and agree possible actions
We carry out single or high volume assessments for all work activities including:
- Manual Handling
- Display Screen Equipment
- Fire
- Workplace Transport
- Working at Heights
- COSHH
We also carry out specialist assessments:
- CE Marking
- Machinery Assessments
- DSEA
- HAZOPs
- Hazardous Area Classification
Alternatively we can develop, on your behalf, risk assessment systems, train your staff in their use and set up by shadowing one of our Consultants
"Excellent planning, management and client interface ensured a project that met all agreed deliverables" GlaxoSmithKline comments on a Fire Risk Assessment Connaught carried out.
What benefits do you get?
- Dedicated Consultant & Admin Manager with an agreed project plan
- A user-friendly report with a prioritised action plan and recommendations, independently peer reviewed & sent to you in draft for comment
- The assurance that the management system is carried out under ISO 9001 procedures
- Feedback presentation to senior management on findings and actions (optional)
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