At Cork Safety Services, we prepare clear, task-specific Risk Assessments that reflect how work is carried out and are aligned with HSA requirements.
A Risk Assessment is a written document that identifies the hazards in your workplace, evaluates the risks they may pose, and outlines the control measures required to keep people safe. It provides clear, specific guidance for each task or activity, ensuring that risks are managed effectively and that your organisation is meeting its legal duties under Irish health and safety legislation.
Identifying hazards and applying appropriate control measures helps reduce the risk of injury to employees, contractors, and visitors.
Provides documented evidence that workplace risks have been identified, assessed, and controlled in line with Irish health and safety legislation.
Risk Assessment identifies risks and control measures in advance, supporting safer planning and reducing the potential for disruption, downtime, and associated costs.
Clear identification of hazards and control measures helps employees understand how work is to be carried out safely.
Risk Assessment is reviewed when changes occur, helping identify and control risks associated with new tasks, equipment, or working conditions.
Clear, documented Risk Assessment shows that risks are identified and managed, supporting confidence among clients and contractors.
Yes. Irish health and safety legislation requires employers and those in control of workplaces to identify hazards, assess risks, and record the control measures put in place. Risk assessments form the basis of a Safety Statement and are a core part of workplace health and safety management.
All employers and those who control or manage workplaces are required to carry out Risk Assessments, regardless of the size or nature of the organisation.
A Risk Assessment should be reviewed regularly and updated when work activities, equipment, or conditions change, or when new risks are identified.
Hazard identification, risk evaluation, existing control measures, and actions required to manage risks effectively.
We prepare clear, site-specific Risk Assessments that identify hazards, assess risk, and set out practical control measures relevant to your operations.
Following the assessment, control measures are confirmed, actions are identified where needed, and the Risk Assessment is issued for implementation and review.
Yes. Employers are required to carry out risk assessments and keep them in writing, so that hazards, risks, and control measures are clearly documented and communicated.
“We booked the Basic First Aid Training for our team in Cork City, and it was excellent from start to finish. The trainer was patient, knowledgeable and made everyone feel comfortable. We’ll definitely be returning for refresher training.”
Patrick H.Buissiness Owner“It’s great to have a safety training provider based right here in Cork. The course was practical, hands-on and perfectly suited to our workplace needs. Our staff now feel much more confident dealing with emergencies.”
Denise O’R.Operations Manager“We’ve used Cork Safety Services for several courses, including First Aid and Manual Handling. Every time, the training is top-class. Clear instruction, great delivery and excellent support throughout.”
Brian C.Facilities Supervisor“We needed quick, effective training for our staff in Ballincollig, and Cork Safety Services delivered exactly that. The trainer explained everything in plain English and kept the day engaging. Fantastic experience.”
Laura M.HR Coordinator“For a Cork-based SME like ours, finding a trusted safety training partner is important. The team were flexible with scheduling, the training was easy to follow, and the certification process was smooth. Couldn’t ask for more.”
Kevin F.Retail ManagerWe carry out Risk Assessments based on your actual work activities, workplace conditions, and operational risks.
Our team bring real working knowledge of workplace hazards, equipment, systems and regulatory requirements.
We arrange assessments to minimise disruption, working around your operational hours and site constraints.
You receive Risk Assessments that clearly identify hazards, assess risks, and set out the required control measures.
