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Risk assessment
S$98 S$68
per work activity, launch price
- MOM risk assessment format
- Up to 10 hazards per activity
- Hazards, risk ratings and control measures
- Editable Excel or Word file
Risk assessment writing service · Singapore
Risk assessment for your workplace.
Launch offer · usual price S$98
S$68
per work activity. Fixed price.
Tell us the work activity. We write the risk assessment in the MOM format, a registered WSH Officer reviews it, and you get it back in 5 working days. Need it tomorrow? Express delivery is 24 hours. No quotation, no site visit fee, no GST.
| Hazard | Control measures | S | L | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lifting heavy cartons from floor level | Trolley for loads above 15 kg. Two-person lift. Manual handling briefing. | 3 | 2 | Medium |
| Cartons falling from stacked height | Stack no higher than 1.5 m. Safety shoes. Heavier cartons at the bottom. | 3 | 1 | Low |
| Slipping on wet floor near loading bay | Spill kit at bay. Housekeeping check each shift. Anti-slip footwear. | 2 | 2 | Low |
Sample extract. S = severity, L = likelihood.
- S$68per risk assessment, launch price
- 5 working daysstandard delivery
- 24 hoursexpress option
- MOM formatready for audit and tender
Risk assessment prices in Singapore
One price per document, published here. What you see is what you pay.
Safe work procedure
S$148
per work activity
- Step-by-step, in order of work
- PPE, tools and permits listed
- Written for the workers who follow it
- Editable Word file
Risk assessment + procedure
S$218 S$198
same work activity
- Both documents for one activity
- Procedure matches the control measures
- Ready for your team to review and sign
Fire safety risk assessment
S$298
per premises, up to 500 m²
- From your floor plan, photos and questionnaire
- 500 to 2,000 m²: S$498
- Above 2,000 m²: by quotation
| Item | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pack of 5 risk assessments | Same company and workplace | |
| Pack of 10 risk assessments | Same company and workplace | |
| Express delivery, 24 hours | Double the price | Standard delivery is 5 working days |
| Revisions | Included | One round per document |
Prices in SGD, last updated . Launch prices apply for a limited time; usual prices are shown struck through. SafeMate is not GST-registered, so no GST is added. One work activity means one task, such as "forklift loading and unloading" or "working on a ladder". A whole department or site counts as several activities.
How it works
- 1
Tell us the activity
Email the work activity, where it happens, the equipment used and a few photos. We reply with a short checklist if anything is missing.
- 2
We write it
We draft the document in the MOM format. A registered WSH Officer reviews it before it reaches you, within 5 working days.
- 3
Your team reviews and signs
Your risk assessment team checks it against the actual site, adjusts where needed, then approves and signs it.
What you get
- A complete written draft for the activity you describe
- Editable file, in your company name
- One round of revisions
What this service is not
- No site visit. We work from the information you send.
- No signature from us. Your own team leader and manager sign.
- Not a Fire Certificate inspection or a Professional Engineer endorsement.
Under the WSH (Risk Management) Regulations, the employer remains responsible for conducting, implementing and reviewing risk assessments. Our document is a draft for your team to verify on site before use.
Risk assessment in Singapore: quick answers
How much does a risk assessment cost in Singapore?
SafeMate charges a fixed S$68 per risk assessment during its launch offer (usual price S$98), where one risk assessment covers one work activity. A pack of 5 costs S$298 and a pack of 10 costs S$548. There is no GST and no quotation step. Consultancy engagements that include a site visit are usually quoted case by case and cost more.
Is a risk assessment required by law in Singapore?
Yes. Under the Workplace Safety and Health (Risk Management) Regulations, every employer, self-employed person and principal must conduct a risk assessment for the work carried out in the workplace. The risk assessment must be reviewed at least once every 3 years, and also after an accident or a significant change in the work. Records must be kept for at least 3 years.
What does a risk assessment contain?
A risk assessment lists each step of a work activity, the hazards in that step, the possible injury or ill health, the existing control measures, a severity and likelihood rating that gives the risk level, and any additional control measures with the person responsible and the due date.
What is the difference between a risk assessment and a safe work procedure?
A risk assessment identifies what can go wrong in a work activity and how the risk is controlled. A safe work procedure is the step-by-step instruction workers follow to do that activity safely. The procedure is built from the control measures in the risk assessment, so most workplaces need both for higher-risk work.
On-site safety services
Need someone at your workplace? These are quoted to fit your site.
Part-time WSH Officer
A registered officer at your workplace on fixed visits each month, from two half-day visits.
Part-time WSH Coordinator
Coordinator cover for smaller worksites, scheduled around your work programme.
Part-time Fire Safety Manager
An SCDF-certified Fire Safety Manager for your building, on a part-time arrangement.
Safety inspection
A walk-through of your workplace with a written report of findings and recommended actions.
bizSAFE Level 1 to 3 preparation
Help with the documents and risk management implementation ahead of your audit.
Safety award submissions
Guidance on entries for the SCIC Responsible Care® Awards and the WSH Awards, from someone who has prepared winning submissions.
Questions before you order
Why is it cheaper than a safety consultant?
There is no site visit and no travelling. You give us the information, we do the writing, and your own team does the checking and signing. You pay only for the document.
What counts as one work activity?
One task with its own hazards, such as manual lifting of cartons, operating a scissor lift, or hot work such as welding. If you are unsure how many you need, send us a list of the work you do and we will tell you before you pay.
Who signs the risk assessment?
Your own people. The risk assessment team leader and the approving manager in your company sign it after checking it against the actual workplace. SafeMate does not sign it.
Can I use it for bizSAFE or a client's tender?
Yes, once your team has reviewed, implemented and signed it. The document follows the MOM risk assessment format that auditors and main contractors expect.
What do I need to send?
The activity name, location, steps of the work, equipment and chemicals used, number of workers, and photos if you have them.
How do I pay?
We send an invoice after confirming the scope. Payment is by PayNow or bank transfer, and work starts once payment is received.
Order your risk assessment by email
Send us the work activity and we will confirm the price and delivery date the same working day.
safemate.wsh@gmail.com