Event Safety Planning (ESP) provides a comprehensive and common sense approach to health and safety based on practical and academic experience. ESP will provide your organisation with all the information and support you need to comply with current legislation and your industry best practice.
All our consultants and advisors are qualified health and safety practitioners who undertake continual professional development (CPD) to remain up to date with health and safety developments and best practice within the workplace and the event industry.
By employing the services of Event Safety Planning your organisation is already showing a commitment to health and safety and complying with existing legislation by "appointing one or more competent persons to assist him in undertaking the measures he needs to take to comply with the requirements and prohibitions imposed upon him by or under the relevant statutory provisions"(management of health and safety regulations 1999:HMSO)
ESP is committed to ensuring your organisation complies with health and safety legislation via the application of sensible and pragmatic risk management. ESP will provide you with a bespoke strategy to prioritise and control the risks associated your undertaking thus ensuring all decisions are legally, morally and economically sound.
ESP will not unduly overburden you with cumbersome procedures and unpractical solutions that are very costly and difficult to use, the focus of our output being on a effective, value added solution that creates a safe environment.
ESP will work with you to embed Safety Management into your businesses philosophy, including:-
- Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility
- Finance
- Human Resources
- Environmental and sustainable
This philosophy will encourage a positive culture throughout your business and will promote success in implementing your plans in a SMART fashion, thereby reducing stress at all levels within the organisation.
ESP understands that there are some tasks that need to be carried out that have a high residual risk, that does not necessarily bar this task from continuing, what it does do is ensure that those tasks are actively managed to ensure that those risks remain "as low as is reasonably practicable".