Risk Assessments

A safe workplace doesn’t happen by chance—it’s built on proactive planning and smart risk management.
By addressing potential risks, you can protect your employees, prevent harm, and comply with UK health and safety regulations.
Omny Group helps businesses like yours identify potential hazards, assess risks, and implement the right controls to keep employees safe and operations running smoothly.
Our comprehensive risk assessment service includes the following:

Tailored Assessments
We focus on your specific industry needs, ensuring relevant hazards are identified.

Policy and Documentation Support
From creating risk assessment forms to updating safety policies, we ensure your business meets compliance standards.

Employee Training
We raise awareness among your team, helping them recognise and address workplace hazards.

Ongoing Consultancy
Our team provides continuous support to keep your business compliant with health and safety executive guidelines.
Risk Assessment FAQs
Can I do my own risk assessment?
Yes, you can conduct your own risk assessment as long as you’re a ‘competent person’—someone with enough training, experience, or knowledge to identify hazards and recommend control measures.
Employers are legally responsible for ensuring risk assessments are completed, as required by the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999. However, this task can be delegated to a ‘competent person’.
A competent person could include:
- The employer, if they understand workplace risks and safety practices.
- A trained employee with the confidence to identify hazards and recommend measures.
- An external consultant, especially for complex or high-risk environments.
Risk assessments are mandatory for all UK businesses, regardless of size. For smaller businesses with fewer than five employees, documenting findings isn’t legally required but is still considered good practice. Regular reviews are essential to keep assessments relevant as workplaces and regulations change.
Effective risk assessments help protect people, prevent accidents, and demonstrate your commitment to safety, ensuring your business runs smoothly and responsibly.