
Health & Safety Accreditation Support Services
Gain industry-recognised health and safety accreditation with expert support from Omny Group. Get in touch today to see how we can help.
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Navigating the accreditation process doesn’t need to be overwhelming.
Achieving occupational health and safety accreditations shows your commitment to creating a safe, compliant workplace and can unlock valuable new business opportunities.
Many clients and contractors require these certifications as evidence that businesses meet health and safety legislation and industry best practices. With an accreditation, you’re signalling a dedication to safety and building trust across your industry.
At Omny, our Accreditation Support service is designed to make it simple, guiding you through each step of achieving essential certifications across schemes such as CHAS, SMAS, SafeContractor, Acclaim, Achilles, ConstructionLine and many more.
Frequently asked questions
What types of health and safety accreditations does Omny Group support?
Omny Group provides support for a range of Safety Schemes in Procurement (SSiP) schemes including CHAS, SMAS, SafeContractor, Acclaim and Achillies. Being SSiP accredited helps reduce the burden of pre-qualification and demonstrates your commitment to health and safety.
Why should my business have health and safety accreditation?
Accreditation opens doors to new opportunities and shows clients your dedication to workplace safety and compliance with safety legislation. It can help you easily meet prequalification standards, saving time and enhancing credibility with potential partners.
How can Omny Group support my accreditation journey?
Our team provides full support, from initial consultation through document review, on-site assessments, and final submission. We guide you through each phase, making the process manageable and clear.
How long does the accreditation process take?
The timeframe varies depending on your current health and safety system and the specific scheme. Generally, the process can take a few weeks to several months. We’ll work with you to keep everything on track.
Which sectors benefit most from health and safety accreditation?
Which sectors benefit most from health and safety accreditation? Accreditation is valuable across sectors but is especially beneficial in industries like construction, manufacturing, and utilities, where safety is critical. Any business prioritising a safe work environment can benefit from certification.
What’s the first step to start the accreditation process with Omny Group?
We start with an initial consultation. Our team will assess your current practices, discuss your goals, and outline a customised plan to help you meet your chosen standards. This approach ensures a clear path to successful accreditation.
What is the role of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) in accreditation?
The HSE sets and enforces health and safety laws in the UK, but it doesn’t provide accreditations directly. Instead, the HSE:
- Establishes the standards and guidance used by accreditation bodies.
- Recognises certain accreditation schemes, like SSIP member schemes, as proof of compliance with health and safety laws.
- Conducts inspections to ensure compliance, even for accredited businesses.
While the HSE shapes the framework, actual accreditations are issued by third-party organisations following HSE’s standards.
How can safety schemes benefit the construction industry?
Safety schemes such as CHAS, SMAS Worksafe, and SSIP member schemes are especially valuable in the construction industry, where health and safety risks are heightened. Achieving these accreditations demonstrates a company’s commitment to safe practices, helps meet client requirements, and contributes to a safer working environment for all.
How long do health and safety accreditations last, and when will mine need renewing?
Most health and safety accreditations, like CHAS, SMAS Worksafe, SafeContractor, Acclaim, and Achilles, have a certificate expiry date one year from the date they’re issued. After a year, they’ll need renewing to keep your compliance up-to-date. Renewal usually includes a reassessment of your health and safety protocols, updates to documentation, and sometimes an on-site audit.
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