Council Solution

Quick Issues Check

“It’s not my fault – I didn’t even know there was a risk!”

A common reaction… but also a clear sign that communication, training, or oversight has failed.

Yes, most Councils have their HIGH and MEDIUM risks clearly understood and documented, with procedures in place to manage them effectively.

However, in many cases, the risks that actually lead to accidents are minor hazards that can suddenly appear for a variety of reasons – such as faulty floor coverings, overheated cables, or cracked windows.

A simple 5-minute monthly check by Managers can easily identify these issues and help eliminate them before they escalate.

It is the Managers responsibility to ensure all their staff and the Public are safe.

Damage electrical plug wire

In reality, it's not feasible to monitor everything continuously through expensive, detailed audits.

A simple check for Managers to identify any Risks

Health & Safety Is a Shared Responsibility

Your Health & Safety department has limited resources – so it’s unrealistic to expect them to identify every risk across the Council.

They don’t have their feet on the ground in every office, refuse area, library, depot, or community centre. That’s why local managers play a critical role.

A simple 5-minute check by each manager – with findings reported directly to the H&S team – can make a huge difference.

No, this won’t eliminate the risk.

But it does identify potential risks early, allowing the H&S department to assess and act on them promptly.

Even conducting this check once a month or quarterly can provide invaluable insight to a stretched H&S team – helping prevent incidents before they happen.

A small risk but dangerous

Your Health & Safety team can’t do everything – but they can ensure that managers and employees are more aware, more engaged, and more involved.

Health and safety is everyone’s responsibility. The role of the H&S team is to enable, educate, and empower – not to carry the burden alone.

Encourage Managers or Supervisors to undertake a 5-minute Monthly check in their Area

Monthly Risk Check

  1. Are there any Risks in your Department YES / NO
  2. If YES – What is the Risk – Description of Risk
  3. How many employees could be harmed?
  4. Can you eliminate the Risk YES / NO
  5. If YES – What did you do to eliminate it.
  6. What is your perceived remaining Risk Level, High / Medium / Low
  7. Are there any More Risks YES / N

If a manager has a smart phone, reporting issues while walking around their area is now easier than ever.

Instead of making a phone call or sending an email, they can simply log in to the system and report an issue directly, assigning a priority level.

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This streamlined process helps ensure that risks are identified and addressed quickly, with minimal effort.

IT REALLY IS THAT SIMPLE

In Just a few Minutes a Month – Gather Vital Risk Information from Every Council Site

Our SIMPLE RISK CHECK comes with preset questions – but you can easily customise them to fit your specific needs.

It’s YOUR solution to identify YOUR risks.

Take just 5 minutes of a manager’s time each month or quarter and see the benefits it brings to your team and your Council.

Addressing Councils’ Under sourced Health & Safety Teams

Empowering Managers to Be More Risk-Aware

By engaging managers directly, councils can broaden their frontline risk awareness and foster a proactive safety culture.

Enhanced Protection for Employees

Early identification and mitigation of risks help safeguard staff wellbeing and reduce workplace injuries.

Improved Protection for the Public

A safer environment not only protects employees but also builds public trust by minimising hazards in council-run facilities and services.

Potential Reduction in Accidents

Regular risk checks and prompt reporting enable quicker interventions, leading to fewer incidents.

Potential Decrease in Litigation

Proactively managing risks reduces the likelihood of legal claims, protecting the council from costly lawsuits and reputational damage.

Montage of potential risks being assessed

Don’t underestimate the ‘small’ risks – they often cause the biggest accidents

For just £450 for the entire council, this solution is unbeatable value – you can’t afford to miss out!

What is a RISK?

It is usually the “small” risks that cause most accidents – while the larger risks are known and actively managed.

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