Audits

Statutory compliance Audits - Statutory Complaince is a set of legal obligations and requirements that businesses and commercial property owners must adhere to. These requirements are set out in various regulations and laws, which must be followed to ensure the safety of the building, its users, and the environment. 

General consultancy

Consultancy provision delivered by a friendly team of chartered industry professionals who are passionate about providing jargon-free and reasonably priced health, safety, and environmental consultancy services to companies and organisation across the UK.

Inspections

The objective of this onsite inspection is to create a safer environment for stakeholders. This inspection is designed to determine the conformity to specified requirements including where applicable but not limited to the following areas: Car Park, Traffic and Vehicles, Lighting and Electrical, External Housekeeping, Pedestrian Pathways, Perimeters /Boundaries / Fence / Walls, Landscaping, Access and Egress, Fire, Manholes / Potholes / Drain Covers, External Structure, Waste Management, Pest Control, Workplace, and First Aid. On site inspections primarily focus on identifying safety hazards and assess the effectiveness of current safety processes in ensuring the health and safety of stakeholders.

Inspections of Common parts

The objective of this onsite inspection is to create a safer environment for stakeholders. This inspection is designed to determine the conformity to specified requirements including where applicable but not limited to the following areas: Car Park, Traffic and Vehicles, Lighting and Electrical, External Housekeeping, Pedestrian Pathways, Perimeters /Boundaries / Fence / Walls, Landscaping, Access and Egress, Fire, Manholes / Potholes / Drain Covers, External Structure, Waste Management, Pest Control, Workplace, and First Aid. On site inspections primarily focus on identifying safety hazards and assess the effectiveness of current safety processes in ensuring the health and safety of stakeholders.

Legionella surveys

In the UK, legionella risk assessments are essential for businesses and organizations seeking to protect their employees’ and visitors’ health and safety. Legionella is a bacteria that can cause a severe lung infection known as Legionnaires’ disease. It can be found in water systems such as cooling towers, hot tubs, and water tanks.

A legionella risk assessment is a process of identifying and assessing the risk of legionella contamination in a building’s water systems and implementing measures to minimise the risk of Legionnaires’ disease. This assessment is required by law under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and also the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002, and the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999. The assessment typically involves identifying potential sources of Legionella, evaluating the risk of contamination, and implementing appropriate control measures such as water temperature monitoring, regular cleaning and disinfection, and employee training.

Failure to comply with legal requirements for legionella risk assessments can have serious consequences, including financial penalties, legal action, and damage to a business’s reputation. It is, therefore, essential that businesses take their legionella risk assessment obligations seriously and ensure that they are meeting legal requirements.

Display Screen Equipment (DSE)

We can provide the provision to undertake Risk Assessments in line with The Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992

COSHH

We can provide the provision to undertake Risk Assessments in line with The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002

Noise Survey / Risk Assessment

We provide the provision to undertake Risk Assessments in line with The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005