A full on-site risk assessment and a Safety Statement prepared for your business by our safety consultants
Every employer in Ireland must have a written Safety Statement under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005, based on an assessment of the risks in their workplace. Our consultants visit your site, carry out a full risk assessment, and then prepare your Safety Statement for you.
We do the work for you. You provide your business details in a short online form, our consultant carries out the risk assessment on site, and you receive a completed Safety Statement in digital format, plus a printed and bound copy for your premises.
Request a QuoteINCLUDEDComplimentary Introduction to Safety Statements online course for your employees
How it works
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Request a quote
Tell us about your business, your premises and the work you do. We’ll come back to you with a quote.
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Tell us about your business
Once accepted, we’ll send you a short online form to provide your business-specific information, such as your company and premises details, staff and roles, and work activities.
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Site visit and risk assessment
We’ll arrange a suitable date for your risk assessment. On the day, one of our safety consultants will visit your site and carry out a full assessment of your workplace, your work activities and the people involved. We just ask that someone is available to show our consultant around.
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We prepare your Safety Statement
Using your information and the findings from the visit, we prepare a detailed Safety Statement specific to your business.
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Delivered to you
Your Safety Statement is delivered to you in digital format, and a printed and bound copy is posted to you to keep on site.
What’s included
- Short online form to capture your business details
- Site visit by one of our safety consultants
- Full workplace risk assessment
- Safety Statement prepared for your business
- Digital copy of your Safety Statement
- Printed and bound copy for your premises
- Complimentary Introduction to Safety Statements online course for your employees
Your Safety Statement covers
- Statement of Intent and General Safety Policy
- Organisation and responsibilities
- Safety Programme
- Hazard identification and risk assessment
- First Aid and Emergency Procedures
- Communication and consultation with employees
- Training
- Contractors’ Procedures
- Review and monitoring
Please note: Under the 2005 Act, the employer remains responsible for implementing the Safety Statement, bringing it to the attention of employees, and reviewing it whenever work activities change.
Get a quote for your Safety Statement
Questions? Call 091-442886 or email info@rubikon.ie.