Health & Safety Risk Assessments
Our service identifies, assesses, and mitigates risks across all property types, ensuring compliance and safeguarding occupants in residential, commercial, and various other sectors
Health & Safety Risk Assessments help you identify potential hazards within your property and take practical steps to reduce risk. For property managers and landlords, they provide a clear overview of what needs attention to keep occupants, visitors, and contractors safe.
Why do I need a Health & Safety Risk Assessment?
When is a Fire Risk Assessment Suitable?
✓ Managing a residential block, commercial property, or mixed-use building
✓ Taking on a new property or portfolio
✓ Following refurbishment or layout changes
✓ Reviewing existing safety measures and risk controls
✓ Responding to incidents, complaints, or safety concerns
How it works
1. Get in touch
Share details about your property or portfolio with our team.
2. Scope & Quotation
We confirm your requirements and provide a clear, competitive quote.
3. Site Assessment
One of our qualified assessors visits the property to identify hazards and review current controls.
4. Report & recommendations
You receive a structured report with prioritised, practical actions.
5. Ongoing Support
We can help you understand findings, plan next steps, or integrate actions into your wider risk management approach.
Key Considerations Before Proceeding
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Larger or higher-risk buildings may require more detailed assessments depending on usage and occupancy.
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Previous assessments, maintenance records, and safety logs can help streamline the process and avoid duplication.
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Ensuring access to all relevant areas (plant rooms, communal spaces, etc.) helps provide a complete and accurate assessment.
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A risk assessment is most effective when it forms part of a wider, ongoing approach to managing safety across your portfolio.
How Health & Safety Risk Assessments Support Compliance
Health & Safety Risk Assessments support your duties under UK legislation, including the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 and the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999.
They help demonstrate that risks have been identified, assessed, and managed appropriately, supporting a structured and defensible approach to safety.
What you should do next
Gather basic details about your property or portfolio (size, use, number of units)
Check whether you have any existing risk assessments or safety records
Identify any known issues, recent incidents, or areas of concern
Consider whether you need a one-off assessment or ongoing support
Access Your Safety Reports and Tools Anytime, Anywhere!
All clients receive FREE access to our secure online portal with every service. From reviewing live assessments and downloading reports to tracking actions and timelines, our web tools make managing compliance effortless.