Identify the risks.
Fix the gaps.
Improve the way work is done.

A good risk assessment should do more than identify hazards. It should help you understand what needs to change, which risks matter most and how those risks can be effectively controlled.

SES takes an engineering and practical approach to workplace risk management, helping businesses identify hazards and implement controls that work in the real world.

Site Risk Assessments

We assess your workplace to identify hazards associated with:

  • Plant and equipment
  • People and pedestrian movement
  • Vehicles and traffic
  • Work areas and access
  • Storage
  • Materials handling
  • Energy sources
  • Environmental conditions
  • Emergency situations

We then identify existing controls, assess their effectiveness and prioritise improvements.

Task & Process Risk Assessments

We develop clear, practical procedures that reflect the actual work being performed.

Rather than producing lengthy documents that sit in a folder, we focus on procedures workers can understand and follow.

PPE Reviews

PPE has an important role, but it should not be the first or only line of defence.

We can review your existing PPE requirements and help determine whether the selected equipment is appropriate for the hazards and tasks involved.

Safe Work Procedures

We develop clear, practical procedures that reflect the actual work being performed.

Rather than producing lengthy documents that sit in a folder, we focus on procedures workers can understand and follow.

Permit & Control Systems

Where higher-risk work requires additional controls, we can help develop or review systems such as:

  • Permit-to-work systems
  • Isolation procedures
  • Hot-work controls
  • Confined-space controls
  • Contractor controls
  • Maintenance procedures

What You Get

Our assessments provide more than a list of hazards.

You'll receive:

  • A clear understanding of your key risks
  • Identification of control gaps
  • Prioritised recommendations
  • Practical improvement options
  • Clear documentation
  • A pathway towards implementation

Safety Supporting Productivity

Safety and productivity don't have to work against each other.

Poorly designed controls can create frustration, encourage workarounds and make production harder.

Our approach is to find solutions that reduce risk while supporting the way your business actually operates.