Maintenance workers following safety protocols

Our Commitment to You

When you work with All in Maintenance Services Limited (the “Company”), you are working with an organisation committed to protecting the health, safety, and welfare of everyone affected by our activities. This includes our employees, subcontractors, clients, building occupants, visitors, and members of the public.

Our Occupational Health and Safety Policy is a statement of intent to comply with all current UK health and safety legislation and to continually improve our performance in occupational health, safety, and welfare. We are committed to providing a safe place of work and to maintaining effective communication on all matters relating to health and safety.

Overall responsibility for health and safety rests with Company Management. However, all employees at every level are expected to accept responsibility for complying with this policy and for working safely to prevent injury or ill health to themselves and others.

What This Means for You

Safe & Controlled Working Practices

Our work is planned and carried out using safe systems of work designed to eliminate or reduce risks wherever reasonably practicable. Health and safety considerations are assessed at tendering, planning, and operational stages to prevent injury, damage, and unnecessary waste.

Protection of People and Property

We take every reasonable step to ensure that our activities do not place building occupants, visitors, or members of the public at risk. Hazards are identified, risks assessed, and appropriate control measures implemented before and during works.

Trained, Competent & Equipped Teams

We provide the necessary information, instruction, training, and supervision to ensure that employees are competent to carry out their duties safely. All operatives are provided with suitable equipment and appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) relevant to their role and the work being undertaken.

Clear Roles & Responsibilities

All employees are made aware of their legal obligations under health and safety legislation and their personal responsibility to safeguard themselves and others. Actions that may place others at risk are not tolerated.

Health & Safety Management

We actively manage health and safety across our operations by:

  • Promoting responsibility and accountability for health and safety at all levels
  • Raising awareness of legal, personal, and economic responsibilities
  • Ensuring safe systems of work are implemented and followed
  • Providing and maintaining suitable equipment and protective clothing
  • Recording and reporting dangerous occurrences, major injuries, and fatalities to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) where required
  • Liaising with relevant external health and safety and accident prevention organisations and sharing relevant information within the Company

Your Assurance as a Client

  • Compliance with all applicable UK health and safety legislation
  • Risk assessments and method statements where required
  • Clear communication regarding any health and safety considerations affecting your premises
  • Competent, trained, and appropriately equipped personnel on site
  • Proper management of incidents, near-misses, and reporting obligations
  • Access to relevant documentation to support your compliance and insurance requirements

Subcontractors & Third-Party Contractors

Where subcontractors or third-party contractors are engaged, we make specific arrangements to ensure that health and safety responsibilities are clearly defined and managed. All contractors working under our control are expected to meet the same health and safety standards as our own employees and to comply with applicable legislation and site rules.

Policy Review & Communication

Health and safety performance is achieved through the participation of all employees. Everyone working for or on behalf of the Company has a responsibility to protect not only themselves, but all others who may be affected by their actions.

This Health and Safety Policy is communicated to all employees and is reviewed annually, or sooner if required, to ensure it remains relevant, effective, and compliant with current legislation.