Health & Safety

Tiger Supplies places health and safety at the centre of its operational culture. The business operates a structured, risk-based Health & Safety Management System aligned with ISO 45001, designed to protect employees, contractors, visitors and customers while supporting safe, efficient and compliant operations at scale.

 

Health and safety performance is actively monitored, reviewed at senior management level and treated as a fundamental operational requirement rather than a compliance exercise.

Health & Safety Management Framework

Health and safety at Tiger Supplies is governed through a formal ISO 45001-aligned Health & Safety Management System. This framework defines responsibilities, controls, procedures and monitoring processes across all areas of the business, including warehousing, logistics, in-house production, office environments and off-site activities.

 

Health and safety objectives are reviewed through formal management processes, ensuring alignment with operational activity, legal obligations and continuous improvement requirements.

Leadership, Responsibility & Accountability

Clear roles and responsibilities are defined to ensure health and safety accountability at all levels of the organisation.

 

Senior management retains overall responsibility for health and safety performance, supported by competent persons responsible for day-to-day management, monitoring and implementation. Health and safety performance, incidents and improvement actions are reviewed regularly and escalated where required.

 

This leadership-led approach ensures health and safety is embedded within decision-making and operational planning.

Risk Assessment & Safe Systems of Work

All operational activities are subject to formal risk assessment processes.

 

Risk assessments are completed, reviewed and updated for:

•  Warehousing and materials handling
•  Vehicle movements and loading areas
•  In-house production and assembly
•  Use of machinery and equipment
•  Manual handling activities
•  Office and welfare environments
•  Contractor and visitor activities


Safe Systems of Work are developed where required, ensuring risks are controlled through engineered, procedural and behavioural measures.

 

Risk assessments are reviewed regularly and whenever operational changes occur.

Training, Competence & Awareness

Health and safety competence is maintained through structured training programmes tailored to role-specific risks.

 

Training includes:

•  Induction training for all employees
•  Manual handling training
•  Forklift and MHE training for authorised operatives
•  Fire safety and evacuation procedures
•  First aid and emergency response
•  Role-specific equipment and machinery training


Training records are maintained and reviewed to ensure competence remains current. Refresher training is provided where required or where performance issues are identified.

Incident Reporting & Investigation

Tiger Supplies operates a formal incident reporting and investigation process to ensure all accidents, near misses and unsafe conditions are captured and addressed.

 

The process includes:

•  Immediate reporting and recording
•  Investigation and root cause analysis
•  Implementation of corrective actions
•  Review of effectiveness
•  Management oversight and closure


Near misses are actively encouraged to be reported and are treated as opportunities for proactive risk reduction.

Contractor & Visitor Safety

Contractors and visitors are subject to defined health and safety controls to ensure their safety while on site.

 

This includes:

•  Site induction and briefing
•  Controlled access to operational areas
•  Supervision where required
•  Compliance with site safety rules and PPE requirements


Contractors undertaking higher-risk activities are required to provide risk assessments and method statements prior to commencement.

Workplace Monitoring & Audits

Health and safety performance is monitored through:

•  Routine workplace inspections
•  Internal audits
•  Equipment checks and maintenance schedules
•  Review of incident and near-miss data


Findings are documented, corrective actions tracked and outcomes reviewed through management processes to ensure continuous improvement.

Emergency Preparedness & Response

Emergency preparedness is maintained through documented procedures and regular review.

 

This includes:

•  Fire risk assessments and fire safety procedures
•  Emergency evacuation plans
•  First aid provision and trained first aiders
•  Incident response and escalation procedures


Emergency procedures are tested through drills and reviews to ensure effectiveness and readiness.

Legal Compliance

Tiger Supplies maintains compliance with all applicable UK health and safety legislation.

 

Legal registers are maintained and reviewed to ensure awareness of regulatory requirements. Compliance is supported through audits, training and external guidance where required.

Health, Wellbeing & Occupational Safety

In addition to physical safety, Tiger Supplies recognises the importance of employee health and wellbeing.

 

Measures include:

•  Safe working environments
•  Ergonomic assessments where appropriate
•  Support for mental health and wellbeing
•  Access to trained Mental Health First Aiders
•  Alignment with recognised wellbeing initiatives


These measures support long-term employee health and a positive safety culture.

Continuous Improvement

Health and safety performance is reviewed regularly through management review processes.

Data analysed includes:

•  Incident and near-miss trends
•  Training completion rates
•  Audit findings
•  Corrective action effectiveness


Improvement actions are prioritised based on risk and impact, ensuring resources are directed where they provide the greatest benefit.

Commitment

Tiger Supplies is committed to providing a safe and healthy working environment for all employees, contractors and visitors. Health and safety is embedded into operational planning, decision-making and continuous improvement, supporting both compliance and long-term operational resilience.