Hazard Identification & Risk Assessments from OHSS

1 Jun 2023

Workplace risk assessments represent an essential part of workplace health and safety, as they offer an overview of the challenges faced. Safety regulations provide structure, however, it's risk assessments that offer insight into the exact issues that exist in the workplace in question. 

Anything that can potentially cause ill health or harm is highlighted in risk assessment, which can include diverse elements that range from loud noise to the presence of asbestos. At OHSS, our experienced team helps businesses across the country with assessments like these.

Work Risk Assessments Help to Identify Hazards 

While a layman may be able to spot obvious hazards at work, it takes an expert eye to carry out a risk assessment and identify all hazards present. Danger exists in many different forms, and some can be very difficult to spot. The OHSS team is here to help you identify those hazards, as well as assess risk and prevent harm or exposure. 

When risk areas are found, each one is assessed in terms of severity and form part of a full risk assessment report. Our workplace risk assessments also involve the implementation of risk auditing and risk assessment training. This helps your workforce to adopt preventative methodologies that work best for your firm. 

Our workplace risk assessment reports will:

• Allow your business to adhere to all legal requirements

• Assist in the management of potential risks & prevent injuries

• Highlight all areas of concern & determine the level of risk

OHSS Workplace Safety Consultants Are Here to Help

If you'd like to know more about workplace risk management or any part of the occupational health services that we provide, visit us today at www.ohss.ie. There you'll find our full range of services and details on how to book training for your employees.

Alternatively, if you'd like to speak to us directly about your occupational safety needs, just call 01 6905907, and we’ll be delighted to give you the answers you require.

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