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In the world of Health & Safety there are many risk assessments, it can become overwhelming and confusing. So we thought we’d explain a couple for you, which you may have heard of in your workplace.
“Generic” and “Site-Specific” risk assessments and the differences
Generic Risk Assessments highlight commonly identified hazards and control measures related to general activities and are for tasks regularly carried out by employees. They are completed for a general activity, not for the specific area to work in.
Site-Specific Risk Assessments are to demonstrate attention to detail in the workplace to highlight hazards only found at that location and adapt the controls to be only relevant to the risk identified.
A site-specific risk assessment is a vital process for identifying and managing hazards unique to your workplace. By assessing risks tailored to your specific environment, you can enhance safety, ensure compliance with regulations, and protect your employees.
Read MoreThe provision of safety training to staff is one of the most cost effective ways of reducing incidents at work.
Read MoreWe are always happy to answer any queries you may have about our Fire Risk Assessment or Health & Safety services
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Unit 69,
Hartlebury Trading Estate,
Hartlebury,
Worcestershire,
DY10 4JB
