KLS Health & Safety

Health & Safety Support for Commercial Enterprises

KLS Specialist H&S Support

Who We Work With

We specialise in supporting businesses that do not have a dedicated health and safety function but recognise the importance of receiving appropriate Health and Safety advice and practical support.

Having managed and operated busy organisations ourselves, we understand the pressures on your time and resources. That’s why we act as an extension of your team, delivering what needs to be done efficiently and effectively, while you focus on running your business.

What We Do

All support is delivered in line with current HSE guidance and UK health & safety legislation. Health & Safety Consultancy & Compliance Support in Yorkshire.

Our services include:

• Risk Assessments
• Policies & Documentation
• Fire Safety & Fire Risk Assessments
• COSHH
• Face Fitting for Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE)
• Site Audits
• Ongoing Support

Training includes:

  • First Aid
  • Fork Lift
  • Fire Safety
  • Manual Handling
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Workplace Training & Face Fitting

We provide on-site workplace training and face fit testing for respiratory protective equipment (RPE), helping your team stay compliant with HSE requirements and inspection-ready.

KLS First Aid
First Aid
KLS Fork Lift Training
Fork Lift Truck
KLS Fire Marshal
Fire Marshal
KLS Manual Handling
Manual Handling Training
KLS Bespoke Training
Bespoke Workplace Training

Book Your Free 60 Minute Compliance Snapshot

During your free 60-minute Compliance Snapshot, we’ll review your current documentation and arrangements, identify gaps and provide clear next steps to ensure you meet legal requirements.

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Health & Safety Frequently Asked Questions

Here are answers to common questions about health & safety compliance, fire risk assessments, COSHH and face fit testing for businesses across Yorkshire.

There is no legal requirement to hire a health & safety consultant. However, under the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999, every business must appoint a “competent person” to manage health and safety responsibilities.

For many small and medium-sized businesses across West Yorkshire, this role is outsourced to a qualified Health & Safety Consultant. This ensures risk assessments, policies, fire safety documentation and compliance systems are in place and aligned with current HSE guidance, without the cost of employing someone in-house.

If you don’t have internal health & safety expertise, external support helps protect both your workforce and your business.

A fire risk assessment must be reviewed regularly and updated:

  • If there are significant changes to the premises
  • After structural alterations
  • When work processes change
  • If new equipment or hazardous substances are introduced
  • Following a fire incident or near miss

Even without major changes, it’s considered best practice to review your fire risk assessment at least annually.

Industrial premises such as warehouses, workshops and logistics facilities may require more frequent reviews due to higher-risk activities.

Yes, if your employees are required to wear tight-fitting respiratory protective equipment (RPE), face fit testing is a legal requirement under the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations.

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) states that tight-fitting masks must be face fit tested to ensure they provide an adequate seal and level of protection.

This applies to many industries including construction, manufacturing, engineering, woodworking and logistics operations where dust, fumes or hazardous substances are present.

Without proper face fit testing, respiratory protection may not be effective, even if the correct mask is issued.

Any business that uses, stores, handles or generates hazardous substances must carry out a COSHH assessment.

This includes businesses working with:

  • Chemicals
  • Solvents
  • Dust (including wood dust or silica dust)
  • Fumes
  • Cleaning products
  • Oils and lubricants

Workshops, warehouses, trades, manufacturing environments and small industrial businesses commonly require COSHH assessments.

A proper COSHH assessment identifies risks, control measures, required PPE and safe handling procedures to ensure compliance with UK health & safety legislation.

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