Business Overview

Workplace safety is a legal requirement in Malta. More than that, it is a responsibility every employer has toward the people they employ. Katia Fenech Health and Safety Consultancy helps businesses across Malta take that responsibility seriously.

Katia holds a Bachelor of Occupational Health and Safety with Honours from the University of Malta. She also holds the CertIOSH qualification from the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health, one of the most recognised credentials in the field. This combination of academic training and professional certification means clients receive advice they can trust.

Katia works directly with businesses of all sizes as an independent health and safety consultant in Malta. Every workplace is different. Hazards vary, teams differ, and operational pressures change from one business to the next. Katia takes time to understand each client before making any recommendations.

Risk assessment sits at the core of what she does. Under the OHSA Act, Chapter 646 Read Moreof the Laws of Malta, employers must carry out sufficient assessments of all hazards in the workplace. Katia guides businesses through this process step by step. She identifies hazards, evaluates the risks involved, and recommends control measures that are practical and suited to the working environment.

Her services go beyond risk assessments. Katia prepares health and safety policies and procedures, carries out workplace safety audits, assists with OHSA compliance, and helps businesses get their safety documentation in order.

Training is another key part of what Katia offers. Malta law requires employers to give workers adequate information and training on health and safety. Katia delivers training that is clear, practical, and tailored to the specific industry and workforce. The goal is simple: make sure workers know how to stay safe on the job.

Malta's health and safety legislation follows European Union directives closely. This means legal obligations are broad and regularly updated. Having a qualified, registered competent person available to advise on these requirements is not just good practice. For many businesses, it is a legal necessity under Article 17 of the OHSA Act.

Katia Fenech Health and Safety Consultancy works with clients across Malta and Gozo in construction, hospitality, retail, office environments, and more. Contact Katia today to discuss how she can support your business.