Top HSE consultants firms? Our experience and knowledge of construction practice, and in-house Health and Safety expertise, enables us to act as CDM Advisor to Clients and external design companies. Staines safety services offer a full range of CDM Consultancy Services. Our highly qualified and experienced CDM Consultants will guide you and your business through the CDM process and will help you improve the delivery, quality and effectiveness of health and safety, throughout your construction project.
The Fire Safety Order (FSO) applies to all non-domestic premises in England and Wales. The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 came into effect in October 2006 replacing over 70 pieces of fire safety law. The order applies to common parts of blocks of flats and houses in multiple occupations (hmos). We provide professional assistance, guidance and support to ensure that employers and tenants meet their legal responsibilities under Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. There are a number of fire risk assessment requirements that need to be met and checks that need to be carried out to ensure you are compliant with current law. During the assessment of fire risk, our assessors will look at a number of things such as: We will identify any potential fire hazards, Then we’ll identify the people at risk, We’ll then evaluate, remove or reduce any identified risks, Any findings will be recorded, a plan put in place and training provided, Your fire risk assessment should be reviewed and carried out regularly.
At Staines Safety Services, we have a team of professional and fully-trained HSE consultants who work in Middlesbrough and across the UK. The role of a health and safety consultant is to ensure a safe working environment and promote positive health and safety in the workplace. We can help you identify any risks and ensure the correct controls are put in place to either remove, monitor or make safe. See additional details on Fire Risk Assessments UK.
How many fire wardens depends upon several factors and will be outlined in your fire risk assessment. Whilst there is no legal requirement for a business to have an environmental policy, many find it a useful tool in setting out their aims and objectives.A properly implemented environmental policy can help businesses to reduce their carbon footprint, improve recycling, reduce reliance on packaging, minimising waste, improve efficiencies on finite natural resources in all their operations.
Here at Staines Safety Services and Fire Solutions, our aim is to diligently support our clients with pragmatic solutions towards the demands of the evolving requirements of health, safety & fire legislation and client expectations regarding health and safety performance. We ensure piece of mind that your business is operating 100% compliant with current legislation by identifying, assessing and managing the risks that your business will face throughout the life cycle of your projects and beyond. Read extra information on https://www.stainessafetyservices.co.uk/.