Safety Statements
Practical Safety Statements Tailored to Your Business
Pat O Brien Safety prepares and reviews Safety Statements tailored to the specific activities, risks and requirements of your organisation.
A Safety Statement is an important part of managing workplace health and safety. It sets out how your organisation will protect employees, visitors and others who may be affected by its activities.
Our practical approach helps businesses understand their responsibilities, document suitable safety arrangements and put appropriate control measures into practice.
What Our Safety Statement Service Includes
Our Safety Statement service is tailored to the activities, workplace risks and specific requirements of your organisation, providing clear documentation that can be understood and implemented effectively.
Every organisation has different activities, workplace hazards and safety responsibilities. We prepare each Safety Statement around the real working conditions of the business rather than relying on a generic document.
Our Safety Statement service can include:
• An initial consultation to understand your business and work activities
• A review of your existing health and safety arrangements
• Identification of workplace hazards and associated risks
• Preparation or revision of workplace risk assessments
• Details of the control measures required to manage identified risks
• Clear allocation of health and safety responsibilities
• Emergency procedures and arrangements
• Review of relevant policies, procedures and safe systems of work
• A completed Safety Statement tailored to your organisation
Where appropriate, a workplace visit may be carried out to ensure that the document reflects the actual activities, equipment and risks present within your business.
A Practical Approach to Workplace Safety
Our approach is practical and focused on producing a Safety Statement that reflects the real activities, hazards and responsibilities within your workplace.
We take the time to understand how your organisation operates before preparing or reviewing the required documentation. This may involve an initial consultation, a review of existing safety arrangements and, where appropriate, a visit to your workplace.
The completed Safety Statement is designed to provide clear guidance for managing workplace health and safety and should be reviewed whenever significant changes occur within the organisation.