The Safety Department

Proactive QHSE Management to Meet Regulatory Changes 

Proactive QHSE Management to Meet Regulatory Changes 

Background 

Recent amendments to the Equality Act 2010 introduced new regulations addressing workplace sexual harassment. The Safety Department recognised the need to support clients in adapting to these changes. 

Our Actions 

Over two months, The Safety Department developed and implemented measures to ensure clients remained compliant: 

  • Policy Updates: Comprehensive sexual harassment policies and procedures were drafted to address prevention, mitigation, and appropriate responses. 
  • New Documentation: Tailored complaints forms and investigation procedures were created and distributed to clients. 
  • Risk Assessments: Workplace-specific risk assessments were introduced to identify and address potential harassment risks. 
  • Training and Communication: Clients were provided with guidance on policy implementation and staff awareness training to foster safer workplaces. 

 

Outcome 

Clients reported increased confidence in handling harassment issues, improved workplace safety, and enhanced compliance with the Equality Act. These updates reinforced The Safety Department’s reputation as a proactive partner in navigating complex regulatory landscapes. 

 

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