Hses H&S
Hses H&S
Hses H&S
AND SAFETY
CONSULTANCY
SERVICE
Version: 2020-21
CONTENTS
Introduction 01
Assess, Plan, Implement, Manage, Review 03
Information Access 13
Legal & Industry Information 14
Company Information 15
Risk Assessments 17
Company Risk Assessments 18
Safety Assessments 19
Fire Assessments 21
Training 30
Bespoke Services 33
ISO Accreditations 35
INTR
01
RODUCTION
Our Clients mean the world to us, we treat them as part of our family
and strive to ensure that we offer products, services, and solutions
tailored to their individual compliance requirement
Our Proven Track Record working with a huge variety of clients
across many industries gives us a wide range of understanding of our
client’s compliance requirements.
Our Impressive Client List includes large organisations, blue chip
companies, SME’s, and private clients for whom we successfully
deliver compliance solutions.
02
ASSESS, PLAN,
IMPLEMENT,
MANAGE, REVIEW
03
Initial Consultation and
Review
HEALTH &
SAFETY
Periodic
Compliance
Review and
Assessment
Compliance
Programme
Delivery
Ongoing
Compliance
Programme
Support
04
POLICY AND
PROCEDURE
05
STANDARD POLICIES
A Health and Safety Policy sets out your general approach to health and
safety. It explains how you, as an employer, will manage health and safety
in your business. It should clearly say who does what, when and how. If you
have five or more employees, you must write your policy down.
ENVIRONMENTAL
FIRE
06
TRAINING
QUALITY
07
CORPORATE SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY POLICIES
08
CODE OF CONDUCT
MODERN SLAVERY
09
CHILD LABOUR
SAFEGUARDING
10
CUSTOMER AND
EMPLOYEE POLICIES
SUB-CONTRACTORS, SUPPLIERS
AND PROCUREMENT
Sub-contractors, Suppliers and Procurement Policy specifies the
choice of supplier is to be based on product quality, ability to meet
delivery schedules, price, availability of after-sales service or a
combination of those factors. The criteria will vary with the type of
purchase.
11
HUMAN RESOURCES
COMPLAINTS
QUALITY ASSURANCE
12
INFORMATION
ACCESS
13
LEGAL AND INDUSTRY
INFORMATION
MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
SUBSCRIPTION
Monthly news and analysis on the Government’s regulation and enforcement
of workplace safety. Each issue contains the latest news from the agency, as
well as information on OSHA alliances and letters of interpretation.
It is a value-added service; no more will you have to trawl the web looking for
updates or worry that you are using out-of-date guidance. We can alert you to
new publishing with the update service - publications are updated within the
library on publish.
14
COMPANY
INFORMATION
INDUCTION PACK
15
HEALTH AND SAFETY HANDBOOK
Your Health & Safety Handbook should be the go-to safety document for
your team. It should act as a synopsis of your Health & Safety Policy, outlining
all the necessary information your employees need to carry out their role
safely, reducing risk to themselves and others. Ultimately, making sure that
employees understand your health and safety rules and procedures will
provide a firm basis for health and safety management, thereby ensuring
you are compliant and reducing financial and reputational risk.
SUB-CONTRACTOR MANAGEMENT
HANDBOOK AND PLAN
A Subcontractor Management Handbook (SMH) and Plan (SMP) outlines
the relationship between contractors while they are performing work, and
the (SMP) for a certain project, they both outline the methods by which
the primary contractor will ensure the production of quality deliverables
from each of its subcontractors and ensure the development of long-term
business relationships between the companies.
16
RISK
ASSESSMENT
Risk assessment is a term used to describe the overall process or method
where you: Identify hazards and risk factors that have the potential to cause
harm (hazard identification). Analyse and evaluate the risk associated with
that hazard (risk analysis, and risk evaluation).
17
COMPANY SAFETY RISK
ASSESSMENT
18
SAFETY RISK ASSESSMENT
C.O.S.H.H ASSESSMENTS
A COSHH assessment helps you to identify the hazards and risks from
hazardous substances in your workplace. Simply put, it’s a thorough risk
assessment that concentrates on your workplace’s exposure to hazardous
substances. You only need to carry out a COSHH assessment if hazardous
substances are likely to be present in your workplace.
19
DISPLAY SCREEN EQUIPMENT
WORKSTATION ASSESSMENT
The use of display screen equipment (DSE) means using devices or equipment
that has an alphanumeric or graphic display screen. These are extensively
used in the office environment. As part of any good safety management
system it is necessary for risk assessments to be conducted on the use of
display screen equipment. This will ensure compliance with legislation and to
reduce any risks which may arise from the use of DSE to the user.
In order to decide what provision you need to make you should undertake
a first-aid needs assessment. This assessment should consider the
circumstances of your workplace, workforce and the hazards and risks that
may be present. The findings will help you decide what first-aid arrangements
you need to put in place.
20
FIRE SAFETY
You must ensure that you have an up to date Fire risk assessment.
Under The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, and the Fire
(Scotland) Act 2005 and the associated Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations
2006, the responsible person/duty holder must carry out a fire safety risk
assessment and implement and maintain a fire management plan.
Fire Risk Assessments (or FRAs) and Plans are a legal demand for
all ‘non-domestic’ premises, they are a snapshot of how protected
any given property is to ensure the safety of its occupants in
the event of a fire. The FRA also identifies corrective actions and
further steps to achieve an appropriate level of fire safety. We
produce and implement Fire Management Plans.
21
CONSTRUCTION SITE FIRE RISK
ASSESSMENT AND PLAN
Fire risks on a construction site must be assessed and appropriate measures
taken to reduce them to a minimum. As with many different aspects of health
and safety, there are regulations to follow when it comes to fire safety. On
a construction site, the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO)
requires a responsible person to keep a current risk assessment whilst also
taking and maintaining steps towards keeping all persons safe within the
workplace. We produce and implement Construction Fire Management Plans.
22
SAFETY
PERFORMANCE
MONITORING
AND
MEASUREMENT
23
Safety Performance Monitoring and Measurement enables continuous
monitoring and regular assessment of the safety levels achieved by an
organisation during service delivery. Safety monitoring could be an important
source of information for measuring the effective functioning of other SMS
components.
SAFETY AUDITS
SAFETY INSPECTIONS
Inspections are a key part of good health and safety management. Workplace
inspections help prevent incidents, injuries and illnesses. An inspection helps
you identify hazards or processes that are not working efficiently and decide
what measures to take before they lead to an accident or incident.
24
SITE SAFETY INSPETIONS FOR
CONSTRUCTION SITES
External site health and safety inspections and audits by independent
competent health and safety professionals are now considered an essential
part of construction site health and safety arrangements. We offer ongoing
inspections and audits for construction sites.
The inspections and audits provide reassurance and peace of mind to the
Clients that the construction work on their projects is being carried out in
accordance with legal and best practice requirements and an opportunity for
Principal Contractors and Contractors to demonstrate that the safe systems
of work and good health and safety standards are being followed on their
sites.
EQUIPMENT INSPECTIONS
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) identifies that health and safety
inspections of workplace equipment should be carried out when there is a
significant risk to the operator of the equipment or different criteria’s. The
purpose of an inspection is to identify whether work equipment can be
operated, adjusted, and maintained safely – with any deterioration detected
and remedied before it results in a health and safety risk.
25
SAFETY
ACCREDITATIONS
AND SAFETY
AWARDS
26
SSIP ACCREDITATIONS
27
ALTIUS ASSURED VENDOR
CONSTRUCTION LINE
28
CDM COMPETENT- EUROSAFE UK
29
TRAINING
30
TRAINING GAP ANALYSIS AND
MANAGEMENT PLAN
A skills gap is the difference between skills
that employers want or need, and skills their
workforce offer. Conducting a skills gap analysis
helps you identify skills you need to meet your
business goals. It can also inform your employee
development and hiring programs.
TRAINIG RECORD
MANAGEMENT
31
E-LEARNING TRAINING
TOOLBOX TALKS
32
BESPOKE
SERVICES
33
ACCIDENT/INCIDENT
INVESTIGATIONS
If you are seeking planning permission or have a large workplace with a high
volume of traffic, a Traffic Management Plan can help you communicate how
you are managing traffic risks in your workplace. A Traffic Management Plan
may include details of: the desired flow of pedestrian and vehicle movements.
Emergency Incident and Accident Investigation Service
34
ISO
ACCREDITATIONS
Our experienced and qualified consultants deliver an unrivalled service
to our clients with a detailed understanding of how businesses are to
get the most from an ISO standard so that real benefits can be seen
from an operational point of view.
35
ISO 45001 HEALTH AND SAFETY
36
ISO 14001 ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT
37
ISO 22301 BUSINESS CONTINUITY
38
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