Health and Safety law applies to all workplaces and the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) has a wide-range of enforcement powers. The consequences of getting things wrong can be severe, both for a business and its leadership, even where no accident or injury has occurred. We understand that, as a business owner or director, regulatory investigations can be highly stressful.
Harrison Drury’s Regulatory & Compliance team can offer practical Health and Safety advice to businesses of all sizes. If you or your business are being investigated or prosecuted by the HSE for a breach of Health and Safety law, we can help you navigate the process, bringing you to the best possible outcome and minimising both your stress and the risk you and your business are exposed to.
We can represent you or your business in the following areas:
- Regulatory obligations and breaches
- Reportable incidents (RIDDOR)
- Inspections and investigations
- Improvement and prohibition notices
- Interviews under caution
- Prosecutions
- Appeals on conviction
- Inquests
To speak to our regulatory specialists please call us on 01772 258321 or make an enquiry below to see how we can assist you and your business.
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