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If you manage twenty sites, you should not be maintaining twenty copies of the same asbestos hazard. The Company Risk Register holds each organisational hazard once, fully assessed with its controls. Assign a single hazard to selected sites, or push the whole register to a site in one action. Site registers then show inherited hazards with a clear badge, alongside the risks that site owns itself.
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Edit a company hazard and every linked site sees the change straight away. Each site works from the current assessment instead of a copy that quietly drifts out of date.
When a site's situation genuinely differs, editing the inherited hazard forks a local copy for that site. The company register stays clean, and the site's version becomes a deliberate change you can see.
Bring your existing risk register across with CSV bulk import, mapped column by column. You do not start from a blank page.
On every site register, inherited company hazards are badged apart from the risks that site raised itself. At a glance, and in an audit, you can show exactly which risks come from the company standard and which the site added locally.
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The register reaches past head office to the worker on the ground. Every hazard you assign to a site appears in that site's check-in and mobile app exactly like a hazard the site raised itself, so workers arriving on site see your company-wide risks alongside the local ones, with no seam between them.
Watch one organisational register roll out across multiple sites, and a site fork a hazard when local conditions call for it.
Your site register always carries the company's latest assessed hazards, kept current from head office, so you spend the day acting on risk rather than retyping the same hazards every other site already holds.
You assess each organisational hazard once, with its controls and residual rating, and know every site works from that assessment. When guidance changes, you update the master and the change reaches every linked site.
Across every site a company runs, you meet the same hazards, assessed and worded the same way, instead of a different version of the same risk at each gate. What you were briefed on at one site holds at the next.
Every property in your portfolio is assessed against the same organisational hazards, so a risk handled well at one site is handled the same way everywhere, and you can show one current standard across the estate.
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