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Retail

Are you complying with the requirements of legislation in each of the countries you operate stores?​

Even though they may only operate a small amount of low risk stores in a specific country, there are specific legal requirements in almost all countries that have to be complied with by ALL organisations operating in that country.

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Implementing policies and procedures using a corporate safety team doesn't ensure compliance

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If you employ over 5 staff in a specific country, there are often explicit requirements

 

Lots of countries require:

  • medical assessments to be provided or at least offered

  • scheduled meetings to be arranged with workers to discuss safety

  • country specific risk assessments to be completed

  • employees to formally recognised as safety representatives 

  • risk training to be provided to all employees, with additional required for managers ​

  • safety inspections to be completed at a given frequency 

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We can provide simplified guides for over 20 countries, explaining the requirements, and provide a quote for providing a compliance service based upon the number stores you operate and staff you employ in each country.

Sports & Events

Are you confident that you fully understand the Safety & Security risks associated with the event?​

Event Organisers routinely use specialists to manage the Safety and Security risks associated with an event, keeping an open communication line around resources needed to manage the risks.

Without having a solid understanding of the different risk scenarios, you become fully reliant upon the information provided to you, causing a potential vulnerability.

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Accountability remains with the organisers in the event of a significant incident occurring

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  • Are you confident that Safety & Security risks are being effectively identified and mitigated?

  • Is there clarity about key risks identified and main exposures which exist for you as the ‘Event Organiser’?

  • Are Build, Pre-Live, Live and Derig phases specifically covered in the risk register?

  • Do the updates provided by your Safety/Security specialists, align with the updates from your operational leaders? 

  • Is there potential that key risk information could be held back due to operational priorities, or a lack of budget?

  • Are control measures as robust as other similar events, or are they under/over specified?

  • Have control measures and emergency procedures been fully understood and ‘effectively’ tested?

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