What to expect from a risk control assessment?
If your business is eligible for a risk control assessment, we will be in touch with you to arrange a visit to your business premises. Depending on the nature of your cover the visit may involve:
- a building inspection (includes taking photos and potential drone aerial survey)
- an examination of security and fire safety
- an assessment of liability risk to employees and/or the Public
- consideration of business risk (business continuity)
It is important to note that following a visit some risk improvements may be required. Should this be the case they will be discussed with you during the visit.
What you need to do for a risk control assessment?
To get the most out of your risk control assessment, it is important to have the following information (where relevant and available) to hand such as:
- Relevant safety/method statements
- Business continuity plans
- Details of any training given and records kept
- Where appropriate details on equipment maintenance (e.g. fire detection, sprinklers, intruder alarm)
- Records of workplace incidents/injury
- Copy of the most recent Periodic Inspection Report (PIR) of your electrical wiring