Reduce risks, reduce costs; increase productivity and improve relationships within the business. Making Health and Safety Work for your business is what we do.
We believe in using Health and Safety as a tool to improve your business practices and increase efficiency. Effective review and improvement of procedures within the business can increase morale and reduce the risk of unnecessary downtime and costs.
The key to achieving these benefits is a pragmatic and realistic approach to analysing business processes, working safely and more effectively.
New safety practices need commitment throughout the organisation and we work with both the senior management team and all employees to design and implement changes with an open and honest approach.
Choosing your health and safety partner is a key part of this process and we are proud to work with clients across all business sectors throughout Cambridgeshire, East Anglia, London and the UK. Our Consultants have particular expertise with Laboratories, Pharma, Biotech, Food Science, HiTech, Manufacturing and Renewable Energy environments together with office, the building industry and industrial workplaces.
Following a degree in biochemistry, David Oates gained extensive experience within food chemistry, cell and molecular biology, project management and property refurbishment, becoming a Member of the Institute of Biology, a Chartered Biologist, a Corporate member of IOSH and gaining recognition on the IOSH Register of Safety Practitioners.
Having worked with safety since the introduction of the COSHH regulations in 1988 David has a particular specialism in the scientific environment with key projects and experience including:
My project management experience has been gained in organising remedial work for roads and sewers on David Wilson Home sites, plus the refurbishment of laboratories and offices.
William majored in biophysics and biochemistry, working on the bench within research in Haematology and Infectious Diseases.
Following his completion of a doctorate in health communication, William transitioned to health and safety, via the academic environment.
William is currently a health and safety consultant at a large public utility company in Asia, advising the senior management teams and helping to ensure the company's safety culture is well embedded in its employees and operations.
As William's career has developed, he has become more involved in health and wellbeing, particularly with safeguarding mental health in the workplace.
His experience includes:
Laura has diverse experience gained across a range of service and manufacturing industries. Her strengths lie in helping businesses identify areas for improvement and either meet or improve their regulatory compliance - providing them with the knowledge and tools to achieve not only compliance but best practice for their staff and their business.
Her experience includes:
Was previously a principal inspector with the Health and Safety Executive, inspecting manufacturing, utility and service industries across Great Britain.
He was Elected Fellow of IOSH (FIOSH) in 2005 and was awarded IOSH President's 'Distinguished Service Certificate for Services to Health and Safety' in 2013.
His experience includes:
Has a background in science, having worked in research within the biotechnology and academic sectors as a laboratory-based scientist in cancer research, before moving into management and Health and Safety roles.
Strengths lie in scientific and laboratory environments, including Biological Safety and COSHH. Providing advice for safe working practices within laboratories, documentation audit and review of risk assessments, COSHH and technical documentation. As well as generic Health and Safety within office environments, such as DSE, Manual Handling, Lone Working and general policy development.
Her experience includes:
Danielle's background lies in veterinary sciences; she graduated from the Royal Veterinary College with a certificate in work-based learning and research, after completing a year in industry working on the development of a vaccine candidate for FMDV.
Danielle has gained years of experience managing biosafety in high containment facilities (CL3 and CL4) working closely with regulators from the Health and Safety Executive. She is the Biological Safety Officer Government (Department for Transport).
Her experience includes:
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Following the sad death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, we will be closing on September 19th in line with the announced bank holiday, for her majestys funeral. We will be working as normal on Tuesday. Thank you for your service ma'am.
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2019 - 2020 observed 55% of all lost working days attributed to work related mental ill health. Workload, lack of support, violence, threats or bullying and changes at work are estimated to be the main causes of work-related stress, depression or anxiety based on 2009/10-2011/12 LFS data. This shows a marked increase over previous years.
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