Health and safety compliance

We partner with clients to reduce business risk and protect people through health and safety (H&S) cultures that implement controls and tools to achieve and maintain compliance, manage risk and support business objectives.

We help clients create a safe and efficient work environment, with increased productivity and an enhanced reputation.

Ramboll has earned a reputation as a trusted advisor, combining technical expertise and business acumen to assist clients with the complex interplay between regulatory and corporate requirements, organisational culture and change, and increasingly technical challenges.

We offer a phased approach to safety management starting with baseline evaluations that assess risk levels and guide goal development. From there, our experts can help design and implement a safety program that addresses existing issues and allows for proactive change management.

Ramboll has considerable health and safety compliance and risk management expertise. We provide a range of services for clients across broad sectors and geographies, including but not limited to:

Strategic program development
Management systems
Compliance audits and support
Asbestos risk management
Due diligence appraisals
Independent incident investigation
Construction design risk management
Machinery safety/LOTO
Tailored training
Program monitoring and maintenance
Fire risk management
Outsourced management roles
Safety culture
Legal registers
Occupational health

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Managing emerging chemicals of concern - changes in PFAS regulations in Europe

Per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances – commonly known as PFAS chemicals – are an increasing focus of regulatory agencies and the general public, and the subject of progressively more stringent standards. Used in everything from industrial processes to non-stick cookware and water-repellent fabric, PFAS do not easily degrade and some may persist in the environment for decades.

Biodiversity Net Gain – How greening developments can benefit us all

Historically, a lack of robust consideration of biodiversity within the planning system has led to a cumulative loss and degradation of habitats over many decades. With land availability at a premium and developers looking to maximise yield from their investment, dedicating areas of potentially developable land for biodiversity improvements represents a commercial and logistical challenge.

Brave little boy hiking in the forest. After rain the path turned into a stream. The boy is aged 6 and is wearing a blue waterproof jacket and a backpack.

Biodiversity Net Gain – How greening developments can benefit us all

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Brian Whiting
Principal
Wai Ling Ng
Senior Managing Consultant
+65 6958 2330
Michael Shaw
Principal
+44 7764 660387