Vulcan Risk Management Ltd provides Fire Risk Assessments, DSEAR Risk Assessments, Hazardous Area Classification, Martyn’s Law readiness and compliance support, and Workplace Risk Assessments from Pembrokeshire across Wales and the UK. The focus is clear evidence, proportionate controls and reports that clients can actually use.
Every assignment starts with scope. Vulcan identifies what legislation and technical guidance are relevant, what evidence is available, what needs inspecting on site and what the finished report needs to achieve.
Assessment of fire hazards, people at risk, means of escape, detection and warning, emergency lighting, firefighting equipment, fire doors, compartmentation where observable, management arrangements and significant findings.
Fire Risk Assessment service →Structured assessment of dangerous substances, credible release scenarios, ignition sources, existing precautions, fire and explosion consequences, emergency arrangements and the need for hazardous area classification.
DSEAR service →Identification and classification of places where explosive atmospheres may occur, with zone designation, basis of classification and practical information for equipment selection and control of ignition sources.
Hazardous Area Classification →Structured readiness and compliance assessments against the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, including scope screening, tier identification, responsible-person duties, public protection procedures and enhanced-tier requirements where applicable.
Martyn’s Law service →Task, activity, area and process risk assessments covering hazards, affected persons, existing controls, additional controls, action ownership and review triggers.
Workplace Risk Assessments →Practical help with RAMS, inspection findings, action plans, document control, contractor interfaces and improvement programmes where an external competent view is useful.
Health & Safety support →Pembrokeshire base with work undertaken across Wales and throughout the UK. Scope, site size, complexity and travel requirements are agreed before appointment.
Areas covered →A risk assessment is not a generic checklist. The useful part is understanding what can realistically go wrong at the specific site and whether the existing controls are adequate.
We establish the premises, activities, dangerous substances, occupancy, existing documents and expected deliverables before confirming the work.
The site visit examines physical conditions, processes, behaviours, controls and interfaces. Relevant staff can be consulted to test how arrangements work in practice.
Findings are evaluated against applicable legislation, recognised guidance, risk principles and the agreed scope. Assumptions and limitations are stated.
The report explains findings in plain language, distinguishes significant issues from lower-priority improvements and gives a prioritised action plan.
Where agreed, Vulcan can clarify findings, review evidence of completion and help the client understand what is needed to close actions.
Assessments should remain live documents. Reviews are triggered by significant change, new information, incidents or evidence that the assessment may no longer be valid.
Vulcan Risk Management is led by a health and safety professional with more than 20 years' experience in high-risk working environments, including COMAH-regulated operations and major construction. That background informs a practical approach to permits, simultaneous operations, contractor control, temporary works interfaces, dangerous substances and fire risk.
Current professional credentials include CertIOSH, SIRM, NVQ Level 6 Occupational Health & Safety, NEBOSH General Certificate and Level 3 DSEAR. NEBOSH Fire Safety studies and assessment have been completed and final certification is pending.
About Vulcan and competence →What is and is not being assessed is agreed before the work starts.
Significant issues are separated from desirable improvements.
Findings are tied to site conditions, documents, observations and relevant guidance.
Reports are written for managers, contractors and auditors—not only safety specialists.
Pembrokeshire, Wales. Site work is undertaken across Wales and throughout the UK depending on scope and travel requirements.
Yes, where both disciplines are within the agreed scope and competence. Combining visits can also help ensure that dangerous-substance and fire-safety findings are consistent rather than assessed in isolation.
No. Hazardous area classification is required where explosive atmospheres may occur in quantities that require special precautions. The need for classification is established from the substances, release scenarios, ventilation, operating conditions and existing controls.
Yes. Vulcan provides Martyn’s Law readiness and compliance assessments for organisations that need to understand whether premises or events may fall within the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, what tier may apply, what arrangements are already in place and what actions are needed to improve readiness.
Yes. Reviews can focus on whether an existing assessment remains suitable, whether actions have been closed, whether the site or process has changed and whether further specialist assessment is required.
No. Pembrokeshire is the operating base, but projects are considered across the UK.
Send the site location, business type, approximate size, relevant substances or processes, and what prompted the assessment. Vulcan will review the scope and confirm the next step.
Vulcan Risk Management Ltd
Pembrokeshire, Wales
UK-wide service
Telephone:
07961 452492
Email:
vulcanriskmanagement@outlook.com
Company:
Registered in England and Wales • No. 17422048