Commercial health and safety support across the city and nearby districts and towns. Give us your site postcode so coverage and the right expertise can be checked.
We welcome enquiries from businesses throughout Birmingham and the nearby locations below. A location is a starting point for scoping, rather than a claim that your premises have been inspected. We agree suitability, access and the work required before an appointment.
Colmore is a commercial district with business and financial services activity. Colmore Row and St Philip’s Square are identifiable parts of the district.
For office and facilities teams, an enquiry might concern contractor access, shared responsibilities or a review of existing management arrangements.
Digbeth’s creative and cultural quarter includes the Custard Factory and The Bond. Its industrial heritage sits alongside commercial and creative premises.
Tell us if work is taking place in occupied or shared buildings so that the scope can consider how contractors, staff and visitors interact.
The Jewellery Quarter includes the junction of Warstone Lane and Vyse Street. The Big Peg provides office space alongside ground-floor commercial uses at this location.
Workshop and office activities can require different assessments even within the same building. Explain the actual work and the areas under your control.
Aston’s Advanced Manufacturing Hub is next to the M6 at Junction 6 and the A38 Aston Expressway. Birmingham City Council’s development framework describes that strategic location.
Enquiries from manufacturing and engineering premises should identify production activities, vehicle movements and any maintenance work that needs assessment.
Tyseley is an industrial area with the Birmingham Energy Innovation Centre and a hydrogen refuelling pilot site. These features are described in the city council’s development information.
A local industrial setting does not define your risk profile. Describe your own process, materials and equipment so the right type of advice can be scoped.
Touchwood is in Solihull town centre. Its visitor information identifies Junction 5 of the M42 as a nearby motorway connection.
Commercial property and facilities enquiries can cover occupier arrangements, maintenance tasks or contractor coordination. Supply the site postcode and the work to be reviewed.
Smethwick is west of Birmingham within Sandwell. The council identifies the Soho Foundry and Galton Bridge among its industrial heritage landmarks.
For existing commercial premises, share the current activity and any proposed changes. Advice should follow how the building is used today.
Oldbury’s road network includes Wolverhampton Road, the A4123, and Oldbury Ringway, the A457. Both are identified in Sandwell Council’s road information.
Warehousing, service and commercial operations can enquire about task assessments and site audits. Mention delivery arrangements where these form part of the concern.
West Bromwich includes Birmingham Road and The Expressway on the A41 corridor. Sandwell Council also lists Kelvin Way, the A4182, within the town’s road network.
Provide an outline of premises, activities and responsibilities when asking about a visit. Access constraints and work schedules can affect the useful inspection window.
Sutton Coldfield includes Sutton Park and the Gracechurch Shopping Centre. The town council discusses both in its strategic planning information.
Business enquiries can concern offices, schools and other commercial premises. Identify whether the request is for ongoing advice, a particular assessment or a wider review.
Tell us if your business occupies more than one building or uses shared facilities. The scope should distinguish the activities and areas reviewed at each location. A visit to one site does not automatically establish the arrangements at another.
Start with a workplace risk assessment, a management audit or a discussion of the support you need.
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