Coming Soon: The Template & Toolkit Library

The administrative demands of effective health and safety management are often underestimated. Much of the work is detail-driven and reliant on consistency, requiring diligence and time to ensure arrangements function as intended. Even when operations are running as planned, that workload can be substantial — and when issues or incidents arise, those demands increase further — yet much of this effort is not immediately visible to those outside the discipline, who may only see the outcomes rather than the work required to sustain them.

Any requirement for a new template or tool adds further administrative demand, particularly for health and safety teams already operating at capacity. This is rarely a matter of capability or competence, but rather the difficulty of finding the time required to develop resources adequately — without compromising on quality or substance — alongside competing responsibilities. When work can only be progressed in short, fragmented periods, tasks that might otherwise take a few focused hours can easily extend over weeks, or even months.

With this in mind, we’re developing the Template & Toolkit Library — a growing collection of expertly designed, experience-led templates and toolkits, created in-house to support consistent, practical implementation across a range of subject areas.

Each resource will be offered as a fully developed solution, ready for immediate implementation and use. For those requiring customisation, baseline templates can be easily modified to suit organisational requirements — removing the need to start from the ground up. Designed using industry-standard software, resources will work seamlessly within existing business environments, without the need for additional subscriptions or applications.

The library will continue to expand over time, with additional templates and toolkits added as they are developed.

Further details, including launch timing and the initial resources available, will be shared directly with our subscribers. You can sign up here to join them.