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Policy Statement on Health, Safety and Welfare
Checkmate Fire Solutions Health & Safety Policy (PDF Download)>
Checkmate Fire Solutions believes that the health, safety and welfare of staff, operatives, contractors and all those who may be affected by their activities are of the greatest importance.
Proactive promotion of a positive safety culture is therefore a fundamental management objective and the company will endeavour to achieve and maintain the highest practicable standards in health, safety and welfare.
Checkmate aims to conduct its business activities in a way that minimizes
the risk of injury or ill health by:
- Providing and maintaining places of work, plant and equipment which are safe
- Operating safe systems of work
- Providing suitable welfare arrangements
- Providing all necessary information, training and supervision
- Proactively measuring and monitoring standards through regular inspections and audits
- Allocating sufficient resources to enable the policy to function effectively
All accidents that cause injuries, and all incidents that could cause injuries will be investigated and measures implemented to minimize the likelihood that the repetition of the accident or incident can occur.
The success of our policy requires the involvement and commitment of everyone working within and for the company. Excellent communication and consultation with clients, staff, operatives, contractors and suppliers is viewed as the key to successfully maintaining standards.
CHAS
Checkmate are accredited members of the Contractors Health and Safety
assessment scheme, widely known as CHAS. The scheme is available
for use by any public and private sector organisations assessing
or shortlisting contractors for work, who by being members can
prove that their health and safety procedures both meet acceptable
standards of health & safety compliance and are audited annually.
For additional and detailed information visit www.chas.gov.uk
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