Arch Risk Management
Your comprehensive online portal for workplace safety, compliance and staff training that keeps your business protected and informed at no extra charge.
Arch Risk Management
Arch Risk Management (ARM) is an online risk management portal that supports your business with all aspects of workplace safety and business continuity, including our e-learning hub to promote staff engagement and training. The portal enables businesses to keep on top of current employment and health and safety requirements, and map out necessary business improvements, while also accessing our tailored sector-specific guidance. It is available to all Arch commercial clients paying up to £15k in premium.
Our easy to access online portal has been designed to help you mitigate risks, protect vital business operations and keep your team ahead of the curve. View our video introduction to Arch Risk Management below.
Arch Risk Management — Sector Guides
Our Arch Risk Management Sector guides are here to help your clients benefit from a high-level insight into the main areas of health and safety risk for their respective business sector. There is further sector guidance and resources within the ARM portal for registered clients to access.
Document Library
Risk Management Insights
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Managing Silica Exposure: Protecting Workers in Dry Conditions
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has recently updated its critical guidance document on “Health Surveillance for Those Exposed to Respirable Crystalline Silica (RCS).” This timely update arrives as dry weather conditions increase the risk of airborne particles in various work environments.Learn more -
Grease Extraction: Technical Talk
Losses involving fire within or spread by grease extraction ducting continue to pose a major problem. It is not just the major newsworthy incidents that occur, The London Fire Brigade reports that there is a kitchen extract ductwork fire, on average, every 9 days in the Greater London area. This equates to approximately 40 significant duct fires per year.Learn more -
Basement Conversions: Technical Bulletin
Down is the new up. The trend has taken hold in London and other pricey towns and cities as the rising cost of property and the higher costs of moving have brought a new form of inertia to the housing market.Learn more