Care homes and supported living
Moving and handling, hoists, legionella, fire and incidents, held as one dated record you can hand to a regulator without a week of preparation.
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The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 require avoidance where reasonably practicable and an assessment where it is not, and in care that assessment is usually person by person as well as task by task.
LOLER 1998 requires thorough examination of hoists and slings at statutory intervals, with the reports kept.
Legionella control matters more where residents are vulnerable, with temperature monitoring and flushing records expected.
A current fire risk assessment plus personal emergency evacuation plans for residents who need them.
Falls, injuries and dangerous occurrences need recording, with the RIDDOR test applied and the outcome evidenced.
How Oberon answers them
Moving and handling assessments kept current, with the review date visible before it lapses.
Hoists, slings and beds with their examination dates and certificates in one register.
Temperature checks, flushing, drills and alarm tests on a recurring calendar.
Reported on a phone at the point of care, with follow-up actions that cannot be quietly dropped.
A dated evidence pack built from what is already recorded.
Prices are published in full on the pricing page. A workforce that swells for part of the year is covered by seasonal seats.
And every other workplace
Oberon is not built for seven industries. It is built for any UK workplace with people, premises and paperwork to keep straight.
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