Excessive noise levels increase the risk of persons suffering from short-term symptoms such as headaches, stress or temporary loss of hearing. The Noise at Work Regulations 2005, therefore, requires employers to assess the risks and to implement suitable and sufficient controls to protect persons whilst at work from any such risk.

Poor lighting conditions or glare can cause eye strain and headaches and also increase the risk of persons sustaining injury from colliding with objects or from slips, trips or falls. It is therefore a requirement of the Workplace (Health Safety & Welfare) Regulations 1992 (Regulation 8) that every workplace shall be provided with suitable and sufficient lighting.

An insurance/risk management audit provides specific risk management advice to help reduce and maintain lower insurance claims on real estate portfolio(s).

A high access/façade access audit is a detailed examination of work at height practices on-site. It may include one or several of the following activities: working on roofs, building façade access, use of fixed/portable ladders, or use of scaffolding/mobile elevated work platforms.

Health & safety consultancy provides you with expert, professional advice on all aspects of health and safety, giving you an objective view of your organisation’s requirements so that you can ensure you comply with health and safety law and in order to achieve a positive health & safety culture.

Good Health and Safety Policy and Procedures helps with identifying risks to your staff and others who work or come into contact with your business including contractors, visitors and members of the public. It is a legal requirement to have a health and safety policy in place, to identify reasonably foreseeable risks and to reduce those risks so far as is reasonably practicable.

A health and safety management audit is a detailed plan of where you are now and where you need to be in terms of a successful health and safety management system in your workplace, which will help you comply with legislation and provide a positive health and safety culture for your organisation and meet your health and safety objectives.

The glazing survey will be carried out with specialist laser equipment that will enable our experienced consultant to assess compliance with Regulation 14 of the Workplace Regulations 1992, as it relates to the safety of glass in windows and doors.

A risk assessment is an examination of what could cause harm to people within a workplace, so that a practical review can be made of any existing precautions to see if they are adequate or if more needs to be done to prevent harm. It is a legal requirement to undertake risk assessments. The law does not require you to eliminate all risks but to ensure that people are protected so far as is ‘reasonably practicable’.

A food hygiene and food safety risk assessment/audit provides a proactive examination of the existing site food hygiene arrangements and procedures to determine if they are adequate and compliant with current standards and best practice.