Transparent, straightforward pricing
Flexible day rate and half-day rate engagements — no hidden fees, no long-term contracts. Pay for the time and expertise needed.
How it works
Every business is different. Rather than fixed packages that may not fit, KLS Safety Services works on a day rate basis — giving flexibility to scale support up or down depending on what is needed, when it is needed.
Half Day
Up to 4 hours
Ideal for focused site visits, toolbox talks, short audits, or targeted advisory sessions.
- On-site or remote delivery
- Written summary of findings
- Follow-up recommendations
- Travel within agreed radius
Full Day
Up to 8 hours
Suited to comprehensive risk assessments, policy reviews, staff training sessions, or multi-area inspections.
- On-site or remote delivery
- Detailed written report
- Action plan with priorities
- Travel within agreed radius
- Post-visit email support
Retained Support
Monthly agreement
Ongoing health and safety support on a retained basis — a cost-effective way to keep compliance on track throughout the year.
- Agreed number of days per month
- Priority response to queries
- Regular review meetings
- Document and policy updates
- Discounted day rate
Not sure what you need?
Every engagement starts with a no-obligation conversation to understand the business, the risks, and the right level of support. Get in touch and a tailored quote will follow.
Common questions
Are travel costs included?
Travel within an agreed radius is included in the day rate. Longer distances are discussed and agreed in advance — there are no surprise charges.
Can support be delivered remotely?
Yes. Many services — including policy reviews, documentation audits, and advisory calls — can be delivered fully remotely, which can reduce cost and turnaround time.
Is there a minimum commitment?
No minimum contract is required for day rate work. Retained arrangements are typically agreed on a rolling monthly basis with a short notice period.
Do you work with small businesses?
Absolutely. Support is scaled to the size and complexity of the business — small businesses often need practical, proportionate advice rather than heavyweight consultancy.