Competent advice, without the overhead.
Regulation 7 says you need access to competent health and safety advice. It doesn't say you need to employ someone full-time to get it.
A full-time hire is overkill. Access isn't.
For most construction and property businesses, a dedicated health and safety manager is more than you need. What you actually need is someone qualified, experienced, and there when it matters - a call about a tricky site situation, support through your SSIP accreditation, or a second opinion before you sign off on something that doesn't feel right.
That is what this gives you: a named competent person, on tap.
Qualified advice, on tap.
MSc, CMIOSH-qualified, and yours to call.
So your policy reflects what you actually do.
For the questions that come up between projects.
When clients, CHAS, SafeContractor or Acclaim ask who supports you.
Set up once, then there when you need it.
It starts with getting to know your business, then settles into quiet, dependable access whenever a question comes up.
Get set up
We review your arrangements and documentation so your policy reflects how you actually work.
On call
Year-round access for the calls that matter - a tricky site question, or a second opinion before you sign something off.
Accreditations
We support you through SSIP, CHAS, SafeContractor and Acclaim when they come round.
Advice on tap, or boots on site.
This service is qualified advice on tap - a named competent person for the calls that matter and the accreditations that ask. If what you need is someone embedded on your sites day to day, that's Contractor H&S Support. Not sure? A quick call and we will point you to the right fit.
Fifteen minutes is enough to know whether BSA is the right fit.
The fastest way is a phone call - but email works too. No obligation.