Health and safety consultancy
Clear, practical support for safer working environments
Health and safety advice shaped around your people, premises and operations, helping you meet legal responsibilities and improve working practices.
What we support
Focused advice that helps turn responsibilities into action
Support can address an individual concern or form part of a wider review of health and safety arrangements.
Policy reviews
Review policies and procedures against the organisation’s activities and responsibilities.
Risk assessment audits
Check whether assessments reflect the work, hazards and controls found in practice.
Premises and site inspections
Identify hazards, record findings and set proportionate priorities for improvement.
Contractor compliance
Review contractor activity, equipment and site controls against agreed requirements.
Operational experience
Advice informed by real working environments
ProLand combines recognised Level 2 and Level 3 health and safety qualifications with experience managing operational teams across grounds maintenance, waste management, cleaning and security.
This helps keep recommendations clear, workable and relevant to the people expected to apply them.
A clear process
From initial review to practical improvement
Understand the operation
Discuss the work, people, sites and current arrangements.
Gather evidence
Review documents and observe how controls work in practice.
Set clear actions
Separate immediate concerns from planned improvements.
Keep arrangements current
Provide follow-up support as requirements and operations change.
Hands-on support
Inspection services that strengthen the wider safety picture
Where the consultancy review identifies a practical need, ProLand can provide linked inspection and monitoring services with clear records and follow-up actions.
- Legionella temperature monitoring
- Class 1 and Class 2 PAT testing
- Playground and tree inspections
- Site, contractor and equipment inspections
- CAT and Genny scanning
- Digital mapping and hazard identification
Training that supports the system
Build understanding alongside policies and inspections
ProLand’s in-person and e-learning routes can help staff understand their responsibilities and apply safe working practices with greater confidence.
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Tailored to your organisation
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A proportionate review
What health and safety consultancy can examine
Support is shaped around your people, premises and operations. The review can focus on one immediate concern or examine connected arrangements across the organisation.
Policies and arrangements
Review existing health and safety arrangements, responsibilities and whether documents reflect how the organisation actually operates.
Risk assessments
Examine whether assessments identify the relevant hazards, people at risk, existing controls and proportionate further action.
Premises and work areas
Review access, housekeeping, storage, welfare arrangements, external areas and visible hazards within the agreed scope.
Contractor controls
Compare contractor activity with agreed procedures, risk assessments, method statements, PPE requirements and client expectations.
Equipment and vehicles
Consider visible condition, suitability, records and working arrangements for the equipment or vehicles included in the review.
Records and follow-up
Identify gaps in inspections, incident records, action tracking and the evidence used to demonstrate that controls are maintained.
From current position to practical action
- DefineAgree the concern, location and review boundaries.
- ReviewExamine documents, conditions and working arrangements.
- PrioritiseSeparate immediate concerns from longer-term improvements.
- SupportProvide clear recommendations and discuss appropriate next steps.
Common questions
Can the review focus on one issue?
Yes. The scope can address a particular site, activity, contractor or document set, or bring several connected concerns into one review.
What will we receive?
The agreed output can include recorded observations, prioritised findings and practical recommendations so responsibilities and next actions are clear.
Does this replace specialist assessment?
No. Where a matter requires specialist testing, design, examination or professional advice outside the agreed scope, this will be identified for referral.