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Lilley

i have recently been asked to carry out some periodic inspections on a livestock market and 5 estate agents shops. The client has asked for a risk report for all premises.

would this be your standard risk assessment or a document listing possible pieces of equipment becoming at risk when carrying out the test?

i may just be having a blank moment i dont know.. ha

if anyone could shed me a bit of light it would be great!

Thanks
Josh
 
Risk assessment with regards to potential hazards to staff and livestock whilst testing is conducted & measures put in place to minmize these risks.
The farmers insurance will be more concerned with the horses , cattle , sheep etc. as valuble assets.
Equipment at risk will be recorded in the report in the usual way , probably with certain systems excluded with agreement.
 
ive been to site and no what ive got to do sent off the quote. that has been accepted and then they emailed me today asking for a pre inspection risk report...

was just unsure as to what to put/send..

if you know what i mean.

Thanks
Josh
 
ye suppose your right lol. ill just put a risk assessment and a list of vulnerable peices of equipment together and hand that in. best of both worlds lol
 

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