As summer arrives with its warm weather and long sunny days, it also brings a unique set of risks that businesses must manage to ensure the safety of their operations and employees. Darwin Clayton, together with Aviva, have created a Summer Risk Management Guidance to help you manage the potential hazards of the summer months.
Our guide walks you through the steps to help you mitigate or prevent some of the major summer risks, such as arson, summer sun or summer driving. It also explains how to protect your outdoor workers from prolonged sun exposure and implement robust fire safety measures:
- Arson Prevention
- Summer Fires & Safety Inspections
- Smoke Contamination
- Summer Sun Exposure
- Protecting Vulnerable Road Users
- Drug Driving
- Business Continuity
By following these steps from our Summer Risk Management Guidance, your business can enjoy the season while minimising potential hazards. Stay proactive and prioritise the safety and well-being of your employees and assets.
If you would like more information for safeguarding your business this season, please give us a call on 01892 511 144 or email us at info@dcuk.co.uk
Please note: This document contains general information and guidance only and may be superseded and/or subject to amendment without further notice. Aviva has no liability to any third parties arising out of ARMS’s communications whatsoever and nor shall any third party rely on them. Other than liability which cannot be excluded by law, Aviva shall not be liable to any person for any indirect, special, consequential or other losses or damages of whatsoever kind arising out of access to, or use of, or reliance on anything contained in ARMS’s communications. The document may not cover every risk, exposure or hazard that may arise and Aviva recommends that you obtain specific advice relevant to the circumstances. Contains public sector information published by the Health and Safety Executive and licensed under the Open Government Licence.
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