Health and Safety Consultants Who Visit Your Site and Stay on Hand

Qualified consultants who get to know your business, visit your sites and help you manage health and safety throughout the year.

Ongoing support from £160 a month + VAT

One-off audits, assessments and policies are quoted before we start.

Get a free, confidential 60-minute conversation with a Phoenix consultant, on Teams or at your site. You'll leave with a short, written report and clear next steps, whether you choose to work with us or not.

 

Book your free Risk-Ready Review or call 0345 500 8811.

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20+ years in health and safety

Consultancy plus NEBOSH and IOSH training under one roof

Consultants across the UK

Where Are You Starting From?

Ongoing Support

Nobody in-house does health and safety full time

It sits with an owner, an office manager or someone with a day job. You get qualified consultants to call, a policy and risk assessments written around your work, and visits that check them in practice.

From £160 a month + VAT · Two visits in your first year · Management system in 30 days

Multi-site

You run several sites, or your H&S team is stretched

One method across every location, with visits, audits and risk assessments (general, task-specific and fire risk assessments) wherever you operate, working alongside your own team.

Consultants across the UK · General, task-specific and PAS 79 fire risk assessments · Itemised quotes

One-off Services

You need one specific job done

An audit before a tender, a fire risk assessment for new premises, or a policy now you have five employees.

Fixed quote before we start · Report within seven working days of the visit

Not sure which fits? Book a free Risk-Ready Review and a consultant will help you work it out.

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What a Phoenix Consultant Does

 

 

A consultant notices that deliveries now cross a pedestrian route. They talk to the drivers and the warehouse team, agree a change with you and check that it holds on the next visit.

That's the standard we work to. Your policy, risk assessments and audit findings should describe what actually happens on site. We make sure they do, and help you act when they don't.

What You Can Rely On

A dedicated consultant who visits

You'll know who is coming and what they're qualified in.

Advice when something comes up

Call or email your consultant directly, at any time of day, as often as you need.

Documents written for your work

Based on your premises, activities and people, not a template pack.

A price before you commit

A published starting price for ongoing support and a fixed quote for every one-off job.

Three Steps, No Obligation

01

Book a Time

Choose a slot for your Risk-Ready Review online or call us on 0345 500 8811.

02

Have Your Risk-Ready Review

60 minutes on Teams, or at your site if you prefer. A consultant looks at your current arrangements, identifies any gaps and helps you prioritise.

03

Get Your Written Report

A concise report with recommended next steps. It's yours to keep and there's no obligation. If you'd like our help, we'll set out what we'd do, when, and what it costs.

Meet Our Health and Safety Director

Toby Bidwell CMIOSH FIIRSM

Toby is a Chartered Member of IOSH and a Fellow of the International Institute of Risk and Safety Management. He leads the delivery of consultancy services that support organisations in strengthening compliance, enhancing risk management capability, and building more resilient safety cultures.

In this video, Toby explains why a signed, up-to-date risk assessment doesn’t always mean the risks are controlled, and what watching the work can tell you.

Competent Advice You Can Stand Behind

When an inspector, insurer or client asks who carried out your risk assessment, the answer matters. Phoenix consultants combine recognised professional qualifications with practical experience of real workplaces, so the advice you get is pragmatic, proportionate and right for how your business works. 

 

Every report names the consultant who carried out the work and their qualifications, so you always have a clear answer.

Qualified to professional standards

Our team includes Chartered Members of IOSH, the professional body for health and safety, and holds NEBOSH qualifications in general and construction safety.

Specialists in fire safety

Fire risk assessments are carried out by qualified assessors using PAS 79, a widely recognised method for fire risk assessment. The team includes members of the Institute of Fire Safety Managers and the Institution of Fire Engineers.

Multi-industry experience

Our consultants understand the pressures behind the paperwork because they’ve worked in manufacturing, logistics, construction, education, healthcare, hospitality and more.

Knowledge that stays current

Regulations and guidance change, so our consultants keep up to date through professional membership and ongoing development. The service is led by our Health and Safety Director, Toby Bidwell CMIOSH FIIRSM. 

See the difference competent advice makes
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“The depth of knowledge and expertise within their organisation is evident in every interaction.”

Shelley Drury, Director

BHL Removers

What Our Clients Say

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"Phoenix has taken the time to understand our operations, both within our premises and onsite, providing practical advice and clear guidance to help us improve our health and safety processes and ensure compliance. They have tailored their support to the specific needs of our business and growth plans and their knowledge, professionalism and responsiveness is second-to-none."

Tom Garrett

Head of Operations, Recharge Renewable

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"Phoenix take the time to understand the practical realities of our business. Rather than applying a generic approach, they tailor their advice and support to how we operate. It means we can focus on running our business, knowing our health and safety is supported by a trusted partner."

Shelley Drury

Director, BHL Removers

Not Ready to Talk Yet? Check Your Own Arrangements First

The Risk-Ready Safety Audit Toolkit

The Risk-Ready Safety Audit Toolkit is a free guide to how your health and safety arrangements would hold up if an inspector, insurer or client looked closely.
 
Inside, you’ll find:

✓ The five questions inspectors ask first, and the red flags behind each one

✓ Where risk really sits: the working conditions your risk assessments may miss

✓ A scorecard to rate your arrangements across five areas, out of 75

✓ What holds up under scrutiny, and what to fix first

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does health and safety consultancy cost?

Ongoing support starts from £160 a month + VAT. Your price depends on your number of sites and employees and the type of work you do. Agreements run for 12, 24 or 36 months. One-off jobs are quoted before we start.

Do I need a health and safety consultant?

Every employer must appoint a competent person, or people, to help them meet their health and safety duties. If someone in your workforce has the skills, knowledge and experience, HSE advises using them. If not, you can bring in outside help. Either way, managing health and safety remains your legal duty: our role is to give you competent advice and practical support. HSE guidance.

What is the Risk-Ready Review, and is it a sales call?

Think of it as an MOT for your health and safety arrangements. It's a free, confidential 60-minute conversation with a Phoenix consultant, on Teams or at your site. They look at what you have in place, identify any gaps and help you prioritise. You receive a concise written report with recommended next steps. There's no obligation: the report is yours whether or not you work with us.

We already have an adviser or an in-house team. Can you help?

Yes. We can carry out audits and fire risk assessments, add capacity or give a second view.

Do you cover my area?

Our consultants work across the UK.

What does a health and safety consultant do?

Our health and safety consultants help your organisation to identify, manage and reduce workplace health and safety risks. Their role can include carrying out risk assessments, reviewing policies and procedures, conducting audits, investigating incidents, providing training, and helping you comply with health and safety legislation.

They will also offer practical advice tailored to your organisation, helping you create a safer working environment, protect your employees and demonstrate compliance with legal requirements. Whether you need support with a specific project or ongoing guidance, our consultants will provide expert advice to help you manage health and safety effectively.

How often will you visit?

Ongoing support includes two visits in your first year and one a year after that. We can arrange extra visits when you need them, for example after an incident or when you open a new site, and any extra cost is agreed with you first.

What's the difference between ongoing support and a one-off audit?

A one-off health and safety audit provides a snapshot of your current arrangements. It identifies strengths, areas for improvement and any potential compliance gaps, giving you a clear action plan to work from.

Ongoing health and safety support is a longer-term partnership. In addition to regular reviews and visits, you'll have access to expert advice throughout the year. We help you implement recommendations, keep policies and procedures up to date, monitor progress and respond to new challenges as your business evolves.

If a one-off audit tells you where you are today, ongoing support helps you continually improve and maintain effective health and safety performance over time.

Why should I hire a health and safety consultant?

Hiring a health and safety consultant gives your business access to specialist expertise without the cost of employing an in-house health and safety professional. A consultant can help you meet legal requirements, reduce workplace risks, improve employee wellbeing, prepare for audits and inspections, and build a positive safety culture. Their support can save time, reduce the likelihood of incidents and give you confidence that your health and safety arrangements are working effectively.