Risk management articles for churches about health and safety
Managing the asbestos risk to protect those around you.
Churches have a long tradition of helping those in need, so it is no surprise that many churches open their doors to provide shelter to homeless people every winter.
Christmas is a wonderful time of year, but with the special events and services, extra visitors and festive decorations in your church, it can mean a little extra planning in order to keep everyone safe.
How people’s behaviours and capability can increase the chances of slips and trips occurring.
Advances in technology, changes in behaviour, convenience, and environmental concerns, have caused an increase in demand for battery powered vehicles, tools, equipment and devices.
At Ecclesiastical, we want to encourage churches to unlock their visitor potential! We are often asked whether churches should be kept locked at all times. Our answer is no, provided the right precautions have been taken.
You need to ensure that reasonable precautions are in place at your church to keep it safe for those who use it. To do this, you need to think about what might cause harm to people.
In response to the fuel crisis, many churches from all faiths are opening their buildings to provide a warm space to people experiencing fuel poverty.
Mobile access towers are sometimes used in places of worship, for access to carry out maintenance and other tasks at height. However, they can pose a significant risk of injury if they are not used properly.