Health and Safety Consultant for the Glasgow Area - are you in Compliance?

Risk Assessments, Fire Risk Assessments (to comply with the new Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 that comes into force this year), Safety Policies, Method Statements for all Types of Business

I am a freelance safety consultant and I can create your Health and Safety policy to ensure that your business complies with current Health and Safety Requirements. I can also carry out risk assessments and fire assessments at your premises, I carry out accident investigationsinto accidents that have occurred within the workplace.

I create Method Statements, Safety Policies and provide guidance on the Disability Discrimination Act in order to comply with Part M of the Building Regulations (BS 8300). I appreciate that many small businesses work under financial constraints but being freelance my charges are very cost-effective. Contact me for a free quote.

Are you aware that ...

If your company employs 5 or more people you are required by law to have a written Health and Safety Policy under Section 2 of the Health and Safety at Work etc, Act 1974?

Some answers to the most common questions and concerns

Q. Why do we need a Health and Safety Policy?
A. If you have 5 or more employees, you must have an H&S Policy By Law.

Q. Do your Health and Safety Policies apply to construction, industry, retail and office based businesses?
A. Yes.

Q. Will we receive a policy that is specifically compiled for our company?
A. Yes. All you need to do is answer several simple questions, this will enable us to compile a tailor made policy specifically for your company.

Q. Is the policy just for show to customers?
A. No! You must read and apply the policy and base your safe working practice around it.

Q. Do I have to bring the policy to the attention of my employees?
A. Yes it is a legal requirement under the Act.

Q. My Insurance company has asked me for a copy of my Fire Risk Assessment do I have to have one?
A. Yes the new Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 places a duty imposed by article 5(1) of the 2005 Order to have a Fire Risk Assessment carried out on your premises.