DSEAR RiskAssessments
Locate dangerous materials and explosion hazards across your site – and implement the correct measures to control them.
Locate dangerous materials and explosion hazards across your site – and implement the correct measures to control them.
Our DSEAR risk assessments locate potential problems and keep you in control of dangerous substances.
Book a call nowWe simplify DSEAR compliance with straightforward assessments, management plans and staff training services.
You receive an easy-to-understand summary of all onsite hazardous substances, plus specialist guidance on safe storage, handling and use.
After your audit, you get a complete DSEAR management and training plan to tackle hazards and fill workforce knowledge gaps.
The first step to DSEAR compliance is detecting onsite dangers. Our services help you spot hazards, navigate legal requirements and actively protect your staff and site.
Our comprehensive checks diagnose potentially explosive atmospheres and eliminate ignition sources.
We refine working practices to reduce DSEAR risks and train staff to recognise and act on hazards.
Our consultants help you implement control measures, such as ventilation systems, fire safety equipment and PPE.
You receive a clear, comprehensive crisis plan and expert guidance on incident reporting.
Dangerous substances cover everything from common solvents and paints to specialist machining dusts and flammable gases. Under the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002 (DSEAR), you're responsible for controlling safety risks from fire, explosions and corrosives.
Recognize all hazardous materials like solvents and flammable gases in your workplace.
Evaluate risks of explosive atmospheres and implement suitable control measures.
You're accountable for managing fire, explosion, and corrosive risks under DSEAR.
Implement strategies to manage and reduce the risk of fires from dangerous substances.
Adopt measures to lessen the likelihood and impact of explosions.
Ensure safe management of corrosives to prevent workplace injuries.
Conduct frequent assessments to maintain safety from hazardous substances.
Provide thorough training to staff on handling and safety precautions for dangerous substances.