- Tel: 01284 615 833
- Mobile: 07850 330 888
- Email: info@briskaid.co.uk
Training in Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Kent
By law, a company with five or more employees must have written risk assessments. A recommended template can be downloaded from the Health and Safety Executive website.
However, if you do not have time to do this then please contact Briskaid on 07850 330 888 or 01284 615 833 and we will be happy to help you.
Apart from health and safety risk assessments, fire risk assessments, updating policies and procedures, method statements and safe systems of work, Briskaid also train in first aid, paediatric first aid, manual handling and most awareness courses.
HSE Assessments
Fire Risk Assessments
Making Work Safe
Half Day and Full Day courses
Health and Safety Consultation
Fire Risk Assessments
Policies and Procedures
Safe systems of work
First Aid Training
Paediatric First Aid
COSHH Awareness Training
Infection Control Awareness Training
Health and Safety Assessments
Fire Safety Awareness Training
For more information, call us on 01284 615 833 or 07850 330 888
Email us at info@riskassessmentfirstaidsuffolk.co.uk
New Fire Regulations
On 1st October 2023, the government introduced regulations under article 24 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (Fire Safety Order) to implement most of those recommendations made to the government in the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Phase 1 report which required a change in the law.
These regulations made it a requirement in law for responsible persons of high-rise blocks of flats to provide information to Fire and Rescue Services to assist them to plan and, if needed, provide an effective operational response.
Also, the regulations require responsible persons in multi-occupied residential buildings which are high-rise buildings, as well as those above 11 metres in height, to provide additional safety measures.
In all multi-occupied residential buildings, the regulations require responsible persons to provide residents with fire safety instructions and information on the importance of fire doors. The regulations apply to existing buildings, and requirements for new buildings may be different.
In high-rise residential buildings, responsible persons are required to:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/fire-safety-england-regulations-2022/fact-sheet-overview
HSE Farm Visits
HSE are visiting farms across Great Britain throughout winter 2023 and into Spring 2024 and any inspections will focus on the main causes of death and severe injury in farming, including falls from height.
Autumn and Winter are traditionally a time when farms may need to conduct building maintenance, e.g. repair leaking roofs or replace damaged roof sheeting or repair storm damage.
Before conducting any work at height, stop and think:
Remember that fragile materials should have prominent warning signs to alert anyone working in the vicinity.
Unsafe work at height really is not worth the risk. Make sure that work at height risks is controlled on your farm.
Risk Assessment, Health and Safety and First Aid Courses – Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire
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