Sectors We Support
We tailor controls to real-world hazards in your environment. Explore the sectors we focus on and the typical risks and deliverables for each.
Construction & Trades
Typical work includes RAMS, inductions and subcontractor controls for safer worksites.
Typical risks & focus areas:
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Working at height and fall protection
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Site traffic and vehicle movements
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Tools, equipment and maintenance
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Subcontractor management and inductions
What we deliver:
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Project-specific RAMS and templates
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Site audits with action plans
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Toolbox talks and attendance records
Manufacturing
Machine guarding, PUWER and maintenance regimes tailored to your operations.
Typical risks:
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Machinery and moving parts
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Noise, dust and substances
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Manual handling and ergonomics
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Shift work and fatigue
Deliverables:
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PUWER-compliant machinery assessments
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Safe systems of work and procedures
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Planned inspection and maintenance checklists
Warehousing & Logistics
Manual handling, traffic management and racking safety for busy warehouse environments.
Typical risks:
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Forklifts and vehicle–pedestrian interaction
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Racking stability and loading
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Slips, trips and falls
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Order picking and manual handling
Deliverables:
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Traffic management plans
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Racking inspection reports
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Manual handling training and toolbox talks
Offices & Professional Services
DSE, stress, fire safety and visitor controls for office-based teams.
Typical risks:
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Display Screen Equipment (DSE) use
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Work-related stress and workload
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Fire safety and evacuations
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Lone working and visitors
Deliverables:
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DSE assessments and guidance
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Stress risk assessments and action plans
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Office fire risk assessments and drills
Charities & Education
Safeguarding integrations, volunteers and event safety for charities, schools and community groups.
Typical risks:
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Events and public activities
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Work with children and vulnerable adults
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Volunteer roles and training
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Trips, visits and transport
Deliverables:
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Event risk assessments and checklists
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Integrating safeguarding into H&S
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Volunteer inductions and briefings