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Risk Assessments
Health and Safety & Hygiene for the Workplace
Other Services : HMO, Fire Risk Assessements, Training, Labelling and Allergen Professional, Accredited and Members to IFST, RSPH, IOSH
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Noise Emissions in the EnvironmentPD CEN/TS 7849-2 Part 1 - Acoustics and Part 2 Engineering Methods applied to Noise Machines and Equipment - see BSI Regulations - New OfferBS4142 Noise Assessments Planning New Builds for LandlordsCDM Regulations 2014 -
New Offer - Radon is everywhere- Radon gas is present across the UK. Despite some people disregarding its existence and potential health risks, it is crucial to consider your exposure to radon. To reduce lung cancer cases, indoor air should ideally contain no more than 100 becquerels per cubic meter (Bq/m3) of radon.Importance of radon testingRadon can be found in varying concentrations in UK soil.
Radon maps are helpful for identifying regions of high radon concentration outdoors. However, they do not provide accurate readings for indoor radon levels.Even in areas deemed low-risk, soil could contain radon concentrations sufficient to pose health risks
Website - UKHSA and BGS publish updated radon map for Great Britain - GOV.UK








Fire Risk Assessment Process
To conduct the fire risk assessment, a fire risk assessor will visit your premises and undertake a comprehensive evaluation of all areas of the property looking at all areas of fire safety and risk in detail. This would include:
• Property age & condition
• Persons at risk
• Fire safety hazards/risk, ignition sources & combustible materials
• Fire prevention & management
• Fire safety signage
• Fire safety equipment & maintenance
• Fire safety training & drills
• Means of escape in the event of fire
• Deficiencies in existing fire safety & risk precautions
• An evaluation of your existing emergency fire procedures, training & drills





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