At DDR Consultants, we understand the critical importance of ensuring the safety and well-being of your employees and fulfilling your legal obligations as an employer. 
Risk assessments are not just a legal requirement; they are a fundamental part of maintaining a safe and efficient workplace. Our expertise and experience equip us to assist you in implementing comprehensive risk assessments tailored to your specific business needs. 

Comprehensive Risk Assessment Coverage 

Comprehensive Risk Assessment Coverage 

Our risk assessments extend to a wide array of areas, including but not limited to: 
Manual Handling: 
Ensuring the safe lifting and handling of materials. 
 
Computers, Laptops & Equipment: 
Addressing risks associated with the use of electronic devices and office equipment. 
 
Provision & Use of Work Equipment: 
Safeguarding the use of all work equipment. 
 
Asbestos: 
Identifying and managing the risks of asbestos in the workplace. 
 
Fire: 
Assessing fire safety measures to prevent and respond to fire emergencies. 
Hazardous Substances: 
Managing the use and storage of chemicals and other hazardous materials. 
 
Tools & Machinery: 
Ensuring the safe operation and maintenance of all mechanical equipment. 
 
Confined Spaces: 
Addressing the dangers associated with working in restricted spaces. 
 
Young Persons & Women: 
Considering the specific risks to young workers and expectant mothers. 

What Is a Risk Assessment? 

What Is a Risk Assessment? 

A risk assessment is a thorough process designed to identify potential hazards in the workplace and implement measures to mitigate harm. It goes beyond simply acknowledging the obvious dangers, focusing on significant risks that could lead to serious injury or health issues. Our goal is to ensure your risk assessments are comprehensive yet concise, covering significant hazards without overwhelming you with unnecessary detail. 
 
Legal Requirements and Documentation 
Every business, including self-employed individuals, is legally required to conduct risk assessments. If your business employs five or more people, you must keep written records of these assessments, outlining the hazards, plans for risk control, and any necessary changes. Even with fewer employees, conducting a risk assessment is mandatory, though written documentation is not required. 
 
When to Update Your Risk Assessments 
Changes in your workplace, whether due to new equipment, operational shifts, or following an accident, necessitate a review of your risk assessments to ensure they remain relevant and effective. Additionally, risk assessments should be revisited at least once a year or more frequently if significant changes occur. DDR Consultants provides expert guidance to help you navigate these updates, ensuring your risk assessments are always current and comprehensive. 

At DDR Consultants, we are committed to helping you meet your legal obligations while fostering a safe working environment 

At DDR Consultants, we are committed to helping you meet your legal obligations while fostering a safe working environment 

Our tailored risk assessments are designed to address the specific needs of your business, ensuring you can focus on your operations with the confidence that your employees are protected. 
Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you with your risk assessment needs.