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Health & Safety Policy

A clear and well-structured Health and Safety Policy is essential for safeguarding your workforce, ensuring legal compliance, and demonstrating your organisation’s commitment to a safe working environment.

  • A Health and Safety Policy is the cornerstone of your organisation’s approach to managing workplace safety. It sets out your commitment to health and safety, identifies who is responsible for specific duties, and outlines how you plan to achieve your safety objectives.
  • By law, under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, every business must have a health and safety policy in place. This policy must be kept up to date and shared with all employees.
  • Additionally, the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 require that if your business has five or more employees, the policy must be put in writing and kept readily available.
  • GHS offers expert support in creating a tailored Health and Safety Policy that outlines your company’s aims and objectives to keep your workforce safe, compliant, and protected.
 
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