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Health and Safety Advisor
Ensuring workplace safety is crucial for any business, and a Health and Safety Advisor plays a key role in this process. But what does a Health and Safety Advisor do, and why might your business need one?
What does a Health and Safety Advisor do?
A Health and Safety Advisor oversees and ensures your workplace complies with safety regulations. They perform risk assessments, develop safety policies, and provide training to staff. Their main goal is to prevent accidents and injuries in the workplace by creating a safe working environment.
Main services:
- Conducting risk assessments
- Developing health and safety policies
- Providing safety training and inductions
- Monitoring and reviewing safety procedures
- Ensuring compliance with safety legislation
- Investigating accidents and incidents
- Advising on personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Providing bespoke advice
As Health and Safety Advisors, we work across various industries, tailoring our services to meet your specific sector requirements. Whether you work on a construction site, in an office, or a factory, we make sure that you’re not falling behind your legal obligations by minimising the risk of workplace hazards and injuries.
Health and Safety Advisor Accreditations
When hiring external health and safety support, it’s crucial to ensure they have the proper accreditations. Accredited advisors have undergone rigorous training and possess the necessary qualifications to provide expert advice and services.
At pm Connections, our advisors hold various accreditations, including NEBOSH, IOSH, and CITB certifications. These qualifications are a testament to our expertise and commitment to maintaining high safety standards.
Using accredited advisors ensures your business complies with all relevant safety regulations and standards. Without proper accreditation, you risk non-compliance, which can lead to legal issues and increased accident rates.
For more details on pm Connections’ accreditations, visit our Health and Safety Accreditation page.
Do you need to have a Health and Safety Advisor?
Not every business is legally required to have a dedicated Health and Safety Advisor, but having one can be beneficial across various industries. Particularly for high-risk environments such as construction, manufacturing, and chemical plants, the role of a Health and Safety Advisor is crucial.
For industries such as retail, hospitality, and offices, while the risks may be lower, having an advisor can still provide significant benefits. They ensure all safety measures are in place, help reduce workplace injuries, and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
Each industry has unique safety challenges, and a qualified Health and Safety Advisor can tailor their services to meet these specific needs, providing a safer work environment for all employees.
Why health and safety is important for construction:
The construction industry is without a doubt, one of the most hazardous sectors, with the highest number of UK workplace fatalities in 2022/23. The construction industry also has one of the highest rates of non-fatal injuries, due to the high-risk day-to-day challenges it presents.
Having a dedicated Health and Safety Advisor can therefore help identify and mitigate the risks associated with construction activities, ensuring that your project is compliant with all relevant legislation. They make sure that all safety protocols are followed, from the use of PPE to the safe operation of machinery and the appointment of relevant CDM roles.
There are numerous benefits to using Health & Safety Advisors in construction:
- Reduced accidents
- Regulatory compliance
- Increased efficiency and reduced project delays
- Legal protection against fines and penalties
- Increased workplace safety
How do our H&S Advisor services work?
With 19 years of experience, we have cultivated an extensive network of client relationships. We offer flexible support options, ranging from half-day sessions to cover the basics, to ongoing partnerships with regular monthly engagements, and even long-term resource provision for over 12 months. Essentially, our support services are tailored to suit your unique requirements.
Looking for your next Health & Safety Advisor?
Keeping your business compliant with ever-changing health and safety regulations can be challenging. Wouldn’t you rather focus on what you do best – engaging with your customers and keeping your business running smoothly?
At pm Connections, our dedicated Health and Safety Advisors provide the expertise and guidance you need to ensure your safety and compliance are in good hands, giving you one less thing to worry about.
So, to find out more about how we can help you, contact us on 01925 649 818.
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