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We all know that health and safety can be time consuming, challenging and tricky to understand, but what if there was another way?

Imagine if you could employ a retained health and safety consultancy – which acts as an extension of your team – to cut through the red tape and manage all the paperwork for you.

It might seem too good to be true, but its just one of the innovative packages we offer to our clients at Acorn Safety Services.

Ready to learn more and take the first step towards health and safety compliance? Read on!

Your own health and safety team – without the hefty price tag

There is no doubt that staying on top of health and safety compliance can be a nightmare.

Rules and regulations seemingly change overnight and the stream of paperwork and forms to be completed can be endless and completely overwhelming.

If this sounds like you, the team at Acorn Safety Services is ready and waiting to help.

Health and safety is our business and we can help take away the headache by becoming your retained health and safety consultancy.

We’ll work alongside your team to get you fully compliant in no time – we’ll carry out a full audit, get on top of the paperwork and get your documents ready – leaving you free to do what you do best – running your business.

We offer a range of packages, to suit all budgets and tailored to the individual needs of your business, which offer excellent value for money, and remove the need for you to recruit extra members of staff to handle the work for you.

What’s more, you’ll be working alongside one of the most experienced teams in the industry.

Introducing our team of experts

Acorn’s Health and Safety Manager, John Crockett has more than 45 years’ experience in the health and safety industry and works alongside some our biggest clients.

He’s an Incorporated Member of the Association for Project Safety, (IMaPS) and Specialist Member of International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (SIIRSM), where he’s designated as a Registered Safety Practitioner (RSP).

Adam Midson is Acorn Safety Service’s Legionella and Fire Consultant, who joined the team last year.

Adam is responsible for leading on and developing our dedicated legionella service, which helps to protect businesses from the dangerous effects of legionella bacteria. He is also a qualified fire consultant and regularly supports businesses, charities and other organisations with their health and safety needs.

Zeynep Guzelkasap is Acorn Safety Service’s Business Manager, who joined the team this year.

Zeynep has been in the construction industry for over a decade. She has a Construction Management Honours Degree, Level 5 CIPD Human Resources, Level 4 WAMITAB qualification for managing transfer of hazardous waste, HNC in building studies along with her P401 (Asbestos lab analysis) and P402 (Asbestos building surveying).

She is a Member of International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (MIIRSM) and an Associate Member of the Chartered Institute of Waste Management (AssocMCIWM).

Backed up by a team of fully-trained health and safety professionals, John, Zeynep and Adam can advise you on the steps you need to take now to ensure you stay on top of your health and safety obligations both now and in the future.

What happens next?

Taking the next step couldn’t be easier.

Simply get in touch with our friendly team we’ll arrange to come and meet you and learn more about your business.

We’ll give you all the information you need about the range of packages available and give you time to think it through.

If you’re ready to go ahead all we require is three month’s commitment, then monthly thereafter.

If after three months you think you’ve got it covered, you’re free to cancel. At Acorn, we don’t believe in tying our customers into lengthy contracts because we’re confident you’ll be happy with the service we offer and want to stay.

Get in touch today – we can’t wait to help you on your way to health and safety happiness!

For all your health and safety needs visit https://acornhealthandsafety.co.uk/ today or contact us at info@acornhealthandsafety.co.uk or on 01604 930380.


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