For the provision of Internal Health and Safety Service

The Health & Safety Service will comprise (this list is not exhaustive and is expanded within the specification): • an Internal Health and Safety provision delivering an effective service that will on develop and enhance the on-going Health and Safety requirements and operation of the Authority, • proactively maintaining, monitoring and providing interpretive management information on all accidents and incidents within the Authority and facilities or services run by a third party on the Authority’s behalf with detailed analysis of Accidents reported to the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) (RIDDOR form). • Act as main point of contact for personal injury insurance claims on behalf of the Authority• To undertake insurance claims investigation and provide information (both written and visual) to the Authority’s insurers;• Provide regular periodic information to insurers on reported accidents and incidents that have occurred within the Authority;• Provide active liaison between the Authority, insurers and solicitors preceding and during litigation; and• Maintain internal communication with regard to new and outstanding insurance claims and maintain the Insurance PI Claims Summary/Tracker.• Assist in the ongoing development, maintenance and implementation of the Authority’s Health & Safety Policy as directed by the Authority Representative (AR) and Senior Management Team.• Provide advice and information to the AR, Members, Senior Management Team, managers and staff on all Health & Safety related matters. • Assist the AR to identify, develop and deliver either directly or via a third party the Health and Safety training needs of Authority staff and to organise and provide such training as appropriate by agreeing an annual training matrix for all staff, suggesting required training on a site by site or service basis to ensure all staff have the necessary training for their job role• Act as lead for the Food Safety Policy, processes and procedures.• Provide advice and support for the Authority’s Events team.• Review and pro-actively develop the Authority’s general and specific risk assessment programmes for Services and such Facilities that are present within the Authority’s remit from 1st October 2022, as required by existing and emerging legislation, liaising with facility/department managers and senior managers to ensure that suitable and sufficient assessments are completed for all Authority sites and facilities.The primary objective will be to develop a true collaborative relationship with the Chosen Supplier, and to share our vision and values to create a safe working environment for staff and for visitors to facilities and parklands. For the avoidance of doubt, the annual estimated outline budget for this contract is 150,000 to 200,000 GBP per annum. Please note that the estimated contract value identified separately below is for initially a seven (7) year period with an option to extend, up to a further three (3) years.Interested suppliers may have the option to be invited to attend an Industry Open Day, week commencing 14th February 2022 but this will be Covid-19 dependant. Further information on the Industry Open Day will be supplied at a later date once registered interest has been received. Participation or non-participation is without prejudice to any resulting procurement process which will be conducted competitively and this will be subject to a separate Find a Tender Service Contract Notice. The Authority envisages that the separate Find a Tender Service Contract Notice will be published March 2022.NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and the planned open day. Please email LVRPAProcurement@leevalleypark.org.uk no later than midday 21st January 2022. Estimated cost between 1,050,000 and 1,400,000 Currency: GBP