Riskhop provides on-demand advice and guidance to help you navigate the ever changing world of health and safety.
Common Stuggles
Under the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999, every business must appoint a Competent Person to manage health and safety. This means someone with the right knowledge, training, and experience. However, finding that expertise in-house or making time for it yourself can be difficult. Health and safety law is complex, and incorrect or outdated advice can put your people and your business at risk
How We Can Help
Riskhop offers a simple answer: we act as your appointed Competent Person.
You get expert support, clear advice, and confidence that your legal duties are covered without the cost or hassle of managing it internally. We work as an extension of your business, offering practical guidance when uncertainties arise.
With wide industry experience, we understand the challenges you face and provide advice that’s tailored, compliant, and easy to act on.
Why Riskhop?
Our service is clear, cost-effective, and designed to take the stress out of compliance. We explain exactly what the law requires and what best practice looks like, helping you make informed decisions. You’ll always know where you stand and what needs to happen next.
Pricing and How it Works
Our Competent Person service starts at £1,900 per year, paid monthly or annually. After a short onboarding call, we create a health and safety policy tailored to your business and provide ongoing support by phone, email, or WhatsApp whenever you need it.
Many clients also add regular on-site or remote visits for hands-on help with day-to-day compliance.
We help you to control the amount of noise coming into a building from the outside, how, where and when to control the amount of sound propagating from the inside of the building to the outside, how sound propagates inside a building, and by the noise and vibration created from mechanical, electrical, plumbing and other systems.
We help you to control the amount of noise coming into a building from the outside, how, where and when to control the amount of sound propagating from the inside of the building to the outside, how sound propagates inside a building, and by the noise and vibration created from mechanical, electrical, plumbing and other systems.