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mgemmell  
#1 Posted : 05 November 2009 08:45:08(UTC)
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I have been considering starting a business with my colleague doing risk assessments and fire risk assessments for small busineses in our local area. I am looking for advice on how to set it up with registration etc and any good sources of info to complement the material we have
MGF  
#2 Posted : 05 November 2009 11:37:25(UTC)
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one of the main considerations will be your insurances you will need, look at the costs of these in order to determine, in the first instance, cost effectiveness as well as considerations around what you are going to be doing and your experience / training / knowledge etc in order to provide such assessments and advice
firesafety101  
#3 Posted : 05 November 2009 11:42:09(UTC)
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IOSH have a "Consultancy - good practice guide" that is quite useful, search the site and you will find it. I would be careful about fees at the start as you need to get as many clients on board as possible to get the cash flow going. The lower the fees the more attractive you will be.
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