JRL Solutions Ltd carries out workplace risk assessment to help employers meet their obligations under legislation including the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 to carry out a suitable and sufficient assessment of risk. Workplace risk assessment must be carried out by a competent person.
Insufficient regard to workplace risk can result in the injury or ill health of employees and result in significant costs for employers.
The purpose of a workplace risk assessment is to:-
- Identify significant hazards
- Identify persons at risk including specific persons at greater risk
- Evaluate risk in terms of likelihood and consequence, decide if risk is managed adequately and if not make recommendations to manage the risk better
- Record the significant findings
- Be reviewed at appropriate intervals
JRL Solutions Ltd collects evidence from observation, discussion, study of documentation and photographic record.
JRL Solutions Ltd takes into account the current workplace safety controls when carrying out a workplace risk assessment.
Workplace risk is assessed by considering the following issues:-
- Maintenance
- Floors and traffic routes
- Falls and falling objects
- Cleanliness and waste materials
- Room dimensions and space
- Workstations and seating
- Transparent/translucent doors, gates, walls and windows
- Openable windows and ability to clean them safely
- Doors and gates
- Escalators and moving walkways
- Toilets and washing facilities
- Drinking water
- Accommodation for clothing and facilities for changing
- Facilities for rest and to eat food
JRL Solutions Ltd presents its workplace risk assessment report using its own well established comprehensive workplace risk assessment format tailored to client need, which fully meets the requirements of legislation.