Simply Safety Training Centre
Location: Eir Code: A91R6T3
Contact us today:
Colm 086 0662520
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Tony 0876408991
Safety Statements
Safety Statements have been required by law of all companies since the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act, 1989 and more recently the new Safety, Health and Welfare Act, 2005. The safety statement is effectively a company’s documented Health & Safety Management programme for ensuring the safety, health and welfare of all its employees whilst at work.
The Health and Safety Authority (HSA) enforces these regulations, and has recently penalised and fined hundreds of companies throughout Ireland for not being health and safety compliant.If you choose to engage Simply Safety to prepare your safety statement, we will provide a service that involves one of our consultants visiting your premises to review your operations.
The site visit ensures that our consultant accounts for all the potential hazards and risks that your employees may be exposed to during the course of their duties and that all appropriate risk assessments are developed. Simply Safety's approach to risk assessments is such that the risk assessments provided can be referred to by your employees when conducting the work. Clarity is provided by the use of plain English and a simple 4 x 4 risk assessment matrix.
Our philosophy is that the risk assessments are primarily for the employee and as such should be targeted towards them fully understanding the process. Simply Safety’s consultant will then prepare a company specific, fully compliant, comprehensive Safety Statement to meet your requirements. We will also provide a copy for the insurance company and the employees.
Risk Assessments
Everything we do involves some degree of risk and it’s up to us to determine whether it is an acceptable risk or not. Under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 businesses are legally required to prepare a Safety Statement that documents how it manages safety and conducting risk assessments is the key to achieving this.
DSE Assessments
Creating an ergonomic workstation is easier than you might think, and the payoff can be huge. This training course can get you on the path to making your workstation more ergonomic and maybe even more productive.