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Boles31932  
#1 Posted : 19 January 2011 14:05:37(UTC)
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Boles31932

I provide a safety advisor service to a number of firms that undertake the PSCS role in Ireland. With the downturn a significant portion of these clients are opting to complete certain areas of the Safety documentation and processes in-house or eliminate them altogether. For example they may decide to do the Safety Statement or method statements themselves, or perhaps not to engage me to undertake any H&S site audits. Of course I understand the necessity to reduce costs, but I am concerned about my exposure. I am named on the initial tender documents as the Safety Adviser for the project, and also on the notification forms to the HSA. If there is a H&S issues I imagine I'll be hauled in. I have made an appt with my solicitor tomorrow to review the above, but I would value any opinions from those in the business on how to reduce my exposure. Thank you EB
bob youel  
#2 Posted : 21 January 2011 08:11:49(UTC)
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bob youel

If they are changing the T&C's then you need to react in the same business fashion. Unfortunately thats business!
Boles31932  
#3 Posted : 21 January 2011 08:44:34(UTC)
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Boles31932

Thanks for reply bob, thats what I had in mind EB
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