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Practical knowledge transfer that empowers your team to work safely and stay compliant. Our aim is to give your operators, engineers, and responsible persons the understanding to maintain compliance and safety themselves, rather than rely on us indefinitely.
We integrate training directly into project work, whether for hazard studies, functional safety projects, or compliance assessments. From pre-workshop briefings to DSEAR assessment training, we shape the content around your site, your systems, and your people.
Training can, for example be delivered before a hazard study workshop ensuring all contributors appreciate their role in the process, or afterwards at an operational level to ensure those affected by safety measures understand the purpose.
When is training most effective?
When it’s tied to live project work, ensuring knowledge is directly applied, not forgotten after a course.
Who do you train?
Everyone from plant operators to senior engineers, depending on the project’s scope.
Clarity on the rules, the standards, and how to meet them, without getting lost in the maze of legislation, industry codes, and best practice. We give you a clear path from where you are to full compliance, backed by practical support.
We combine compliance audits, technical standards reviews, and best practice guidance into a single, joined-up service.
From hazardous substance handling to sector-specific requirements, we assess where you stand, identify where you may need to close the gaps, and make sure your systems align with both the letter of the law and the standards that prove it.
Whether it’s meeting recognised technical standards or justifying an alternative approach, we help you demonstrate compliance in a way that regulators trust and your team can maintain.
Why combine technical standards and compliance in one service?
Because they’re two sides of the same coin; standards are often the easiest route to prove compliance with legislation, and demonstrating legal compliance via audits will make heavy use of these standards.
What if we’re not meeting a recognised standard?
We’ll guide you through your options, whether that’s closing the gap to conformance or developing and defending an equivalent, regulator-approved approach. Using a technical standard is not the only way to demonstrate legal compliance, but it’s often easier than trying to create and justify your own.
Understanding how your systems can fail, and how to prevent it. We assess hazards at every lifecycle stage, from design to decommissioning, and during change management. Even small process changes can have serious consequences if not fully reviewed.
We apply hazard and risk assessment techniques across all sectors. Whether it’s an FMEA in a food plant or a HAZOP in a petrochemical facility, the principles remain the same.
Our work covers both prospective assessments, identifying how systems might fail before they do, and retrospective investigations after an incident to understand what went wrong and how to prevent recurrence.
When should hazard and risk assessments be done?
At every major stage: initial design, after significant changes, during trials, and when processes are altered.
Do you work post-incident?
Yes, we can use hazard assessment methodologies to investigate what went wrong and how to prevent recurrence.
Bringing all the evidence together for regulators and stakeholders. We understand the strict content requirements in regulated industries and deliver documentation that provides clarity, consistency, and confidence while withstanding scrutiny.
For high-hazard sites like COMAH facilities, offshore installations, and nuclear plants, safety cases are a regulatory requirement.
We compile safety reports that capture the results of all hazard studies, risk assessments, compliance reviews, and training, creating a complete, regulator-ready package.
What’s the difference between a safety report and a safety case?
A safety case is the regulator-mandated argument and evidence for safe operation. A safety report is the structured document that contains the supporting studies, evidence, and analysis.
Do you write safety cases from scratch?
Yes, we can create them as part of a new project or update them for ongoing operations.