The Founder's Book
Workplace Safety on a Budget
Gavin Coyle, CMIOSH, wrote the practical guide he wished smaller employers had. It shows how to cut accident rates without straining the budget, by prioritising the risks that matter and applying cost-effective controls in the right order.
- Written by a Chartered Member of IOSH with frontline experience since 1999.
- A practical method, not a compliance lecture: risk assessment, training, process, equipment.
- For owners and managers who need to keep people safe and keep costs under control.
Inside the book
A Practical Method, Applied in Order
The book walks through the same approach our advisors use on site: focus the budget on the most significant risks first, then build up from there.
Risk assessment first
Find the most critical hazards before you spend anything, so every euro goes where it cuts the most risk.
Training that sticks
Practical ways to keep people aware and competent, from short toolbox talks to structured sessions.
Process improvements
Standardise the work, write clear instructions, and review procedures so accidents have fewer chances to happen.
Smart equipment spend
Where guards, stops, and upgrades earn their cost, and where a process change does the same job for less.
About the author
Written by Gavin Coyle, CMIOSH
Gavin founded Coyle Group in 1999 after witnessing a fatal fall from height at the age of 18. He is a Chartered Member of IOSH, holds an MBS Level 9 from DCU, and hosts the I'm The Gaffer podcast. He wrote this book for the employers most safety guidance overlooks: those working with tight budgets.
Read Gavin's Full ProfileBook details
- Title
- Workplace Safety on a Budget
- Author
- Gavin Coyle, CMIOSH
- Format
- Paperback
- ISBN
- 9798887593906
- Where
- Amazon
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