Occupational health and safety consulting

Structured OHS support for workplaces and construction projects.

Define and organise OHS requirements for workplaces and construction projects.

Business leaders reviewing an occupational health and safety risk and compliance plan
Start withContext → scope → responsibility

Choose the right consulting route

Start with the question your organisation needs answered.

Each service owns a different commercial decision. If the route is unclear, submit the context and ask Diba BES to help classify the requirement.

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Construction Health and Safety Agent Services

Do you need a client-side construction health and safety appointment defined for a specific project?

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02

Construction Work-Permit Support

Do you need support understanding, preparing or reviewing information for a construction work-permit process?

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03

OHS Compliance Audits

Do you need a structured review of current OHS arrangements against defined requirements?

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04

OHS Risk Assessments

Do you need to identify and evaluate risk for a workplace, activity, operation or project?

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05

Safety-Management Systems

Do you need to organise separate OHS activities into a clearer, repeatable management system?

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Who this consulting pathway serves

Built around organisational and project decisions.

This consulting pathway is designed for people responsible for workplace, project, operational or procurement decisions. The right starting point depends on the setting, the stage of work and the outcome the organisation needs.

01

Business and operational leaders

For organisations that need a clear view of an OHS requirement, the current position and a practical route forward.

02

Project clients and professional teams

For construction-related appointments where the client role, project stage and required support must be defined carefully.

03

SHEQ, risk and compliance teams

For internal stakeholders planning an audit, risk assessment or structured management-system improvement.

04

Procurement teams

For buyers who need a service scope that can be evaluated without relying on unsupported credentials or broad compliance promises.

How engagement works

Context first. Scope second. Delivery follows.

  1. 01

    Describe the requirement

    Share the workplace or project context, location, timing and the decision that needs support.

  2. 02

    Select the appropriate service route

    Diba BES distinguishes project appointments, permit support, audits, risk assessments and management-system work.

  3. 03

    Define scope and responsibilities

    The parties identify the agreed activities, information inputs, role boundaries and practical limitations.

  4. 04

    Confirm the engagement

    The next step follows the agreed scope. A website enquiry does not itself create a statutory appointment or compliance determination.

Service boundaries

Clear roles make a consulting engagement more useful.

01

Consulting is not training

Consulting addresses an organisational, workplace or project requirement. Training develops learner or team capability through a separate pathway.

02

Scope comes before claims

Professional functions, deliverables and regulated responsibilities are recorded for the specific appointment rather than assumed from a service name.

03

No guaranteed outcome

An enquiry, audit, assessment or support appointment does not guarantee compliance, certification, statutory approval or project sign-off.

Buyer questions

Clarify the decision before you define the work.

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What information is needed to request OHS support?

Start with the service you think you need, your organisation, the site or project location, the current stage, key timing and a short description. Construction-related enquiries can also include the project value and CIDB grading where available.

What is the difference between a compliance audit and a risk assessment?

An audit examines the current position against defined requirements. A risk assessment identifies hazards, considers the associated risk and supports decisions about controls. The appropriate route depends on the question the organisation needs to answer.

Can Diba BES support more than one site?

A multi-site requirement can be submitted for scoping. Include the number and location of sites so Diba BES can assess the operating context and define an appropriate engagement.

How is the scope of an OHS appointment determined?

The scope is determined from the service need, workplace or project context, stage, locations, available information, responsibilities and timing. The agreed appointment should record what Diba BES will and will not provide.

Does Diba BES guarantee compliance or certification?

No. Consulting can support assessment, planning and improvement, but it does not guarantee compliance, certification, approval or the performance of responsibilities held by another party.

Define the next step

Bring the OHS requirement into one structured conversation.

Share the requirement, location, timing and operating context. Diba BES can then assess the appropriate service route and the information needed to scope it.

Start an OHS enquiry