RHSS Ltd

About RHSS Ltd

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RHSS Ltd provides services to the construction industry at a variety of levels. All our services can be delivered on an individual basis or packaged together, ensuring you find the most suitable solution to meet the needs of your business. What is a Health and Safety Audit? A Health and Safety Audit is a systematic review of your organisation’s current level of management measured against your existing Health and Safety management system, the Health and Safety at Work Act etc 1974, and the regulations made under this. Why do I need an audit? A Health and Safety Audit will give you a clear indication of how the organisation is performing in terms of the management of Health and Safety and legislative compliance. Audits are the final part of the process in Health and Safety management and are an essential tool in establishing where the organisation may be falling short. Our audits can also be used for satisfying insurers, quality assurance, board level reports, accreditations and action planning. How can RHSS Ltd Help? Working with RHSS Ltd you can rest assured that the audit we will carry out will identify any improvements that may be necessary in order to prevent workplace accidents, while identifying how to gain compliance with Health and Safety legislation that applies to your business. Who Should Attend? The Foundation in Health and Safety Awareness Training is for people at any level, in any sector, needing grounding in the essentials of health and safety. Course Objectives The course offers an introduction to the basics of Health and Safety, including: how to work safely, defining hazards and risks, how to identify common hazards, how to improve safety performance and protecting the environment. The course covers the following areas: Why we bother with Health and Safety The Health and Safety at Work Act etc 1974 The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 Civil and criminal law Principles of Risk Assessment Workplace hazards and controls When is a Principal Designer required? For all construction projects (domestic and commercial) where more than one contractor is to be engaged or if it is foreseeable that more than one contractor will be engaged. When must a Principal Designer be appointed?