Sunday 15 July 2012

EHSQ Risk & Complaint Planning


Introduction

All businesses are advised to conduct health and safety related risk assessments of their operations. A suitable and sufficient risk assessment should identify significant risks arising out of work. That means focusing on risks which are liable to arise because of the work activity.

Trivial risks can usually be ignored, as can risks arising from the routine activities associated with life in general, unless the work activity compounds those risks or there is evidence of significant relevance to the particular work activity.

The degree of sophistication of the risk assessment will be directly linked to the size and nature of the undertaking and the hazards and risks likely to be encountered.


Our Consultant would:
·                              Carry out a detailed and quantified evaluation of the work process undertaken in order to evaluate what can affect the health and or safety of your employees or others who may be affected by your operation(s).
·                              Identify if there are any breaches of legislation or accepted good working practice.
·                              Specify what needs to be done to remedy the areas of concern and with what priority
·                              Determine the effectiveness of any controls that you currently have in place
·                              Make practical and where possible cost effective recommendations for any additional control measures to be introduced.
·                              Generate a summary report and Management Action Plan.
·                              Follow the national and international standards and guidelines
Likely Time Requirement

This will be determined at a quotation meeting as the time required for such work will be dependant upon a number of factors including process complexity, number of operations, and number of locations, etc

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