Know your biggest risks before they cost you.
Most workplaces have a few risks that could seriously hurt someone. The trick is knowing which ones they are and dealing with them first.
That’s what a Coordinate risk assessment does. Sam comes to your site, looks at how the work really gets done, and gives you a clear, prioritised plan with no jargon and no pile of paperwork.
New rules from April 2027!! Is your business ready?
The law is changing. From 1 April 2027, every business has to identify its critical risks and manage them first. Those are the risks that could kill someone or cause serious harm.
It applies whether you have 5 staff or 500.
The good news is it’s simple to get on top of. One risk assessment shows you exactly where you stand and what to fix first.
Why choose Coordinate
- Experienced, [HASANZ-registered] health and safety consultant
- Personal, on-site assessments tailored to your actual workplace and operations
- Nationwide service across multiple industries
- Practical recommendations that help your team understand and manage workplace risks
- Critical risks identified and control measures prioritised, so you deal with the most serious risks first
- Clear written reporting to support implementation, internal communication and governance
Need a workplace risk assessment?
Contact Coordinate to discuss your workplace, the risks you need assessed and the next steps. Sam can help work out what your business needs, including what the 2027 changes mean for you.
FAQs
What is a risk assessment?
A risk assessment is the process of identifying hazards in your workplace, evaluating how serious they are, and putting controls in place to manage them. It’s a legal requirement under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 for all PCBUs.
Who needs one?
Any business with employees. Risk assessments are particularly important when your operations involve physical work, machinery, hazardous substances, or when you’re onboarding new staff or changing how work is done.
What happens during a risk assessment?
Sam will visit your workplace to observe operations, identify hazards, and assess the likelihood and consequence of each risk. You’ll receive a written report with practical, prioritised control measures your team can implement.
When should a workplace risk assessment be carried out?
Before work starts at a new site, when you bring in new equipment, processes or substances, after an incident or near miss, and when your work changes. With the law changing on 1 April 2027, now is a good time to check that your critical risks are identified and controlled.
What does a workplace risk assessment cost?
It depends on the size of your site and premises and the type of work. After a short no obligation conversation about your workplace, Sam will give you a fixed quote.
How long does an assessment take?
The on-site visit time depends on how many locations you have, the work you do and how big your business is. You will receive your written report within 2-5 working days.
What happens after I receive the report?
The report lists your risks in priority order, with critical risks first and recommended controls for each. Sam will go through it with you, and can help you put the controls in place, update your hazard register and train your team.
