Safety

Done Properly

We know the difference between safety that works and safety that looks like it works.

Our Services

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Site Inspection
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Group of construction workers wearing yellow safety vests and white helmets standing on a balcony, surrounded by tall modern glass buildings in an urban setting.
Contractor H&S Support
CDM Principal Designer
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A large yellow excavator with black tracks inside a warehouse, digging into dirt and gravel.
Training & Workshops
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Incident Investigation
Competent Person Appointment

What We’re About

Health and safety works when your people actually believe in it. Not when it's done to them, but when they're part of it. That's not a radical idea - it's just one that gets lost somewhere between the policy document and the site induction.

We've spent enough time in this industry to know the difference between safety that works and safety that looks like it works. The difference is leadership. Your people understanding their part, being trusted to play it, and being supported when things don't go perfectly.

Because things won't always go perfectly. That's construction. What matters is how you respond - quickly, honestly, and with a focus on learning.

Why BSA Exists

BSA is a consultancy that leans in. We talk to your people, not just your project managers. We challenge you when you need challenging and back you when you're doing it right. We stay human, stay honest, and stay useful.

What Working With BSA Looks Like

You get experience in construction, knowledge of the law, and practical advice that closes the gap between the two without slowing you down. Someone you'll want on site and in your boardroom.

BSA isn't for everyone. But if you want safety done properly, we should talk..

Construction site with a worker in orange uniform and white helmet operating an excavator, surrounded by safety barriers and signs.
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Meet BSA