One page you can forward, written for someone who was not in the meeting. It is not a sales document and there is nothing to sign at the end of it.
We brief workers in English and record it on a sign-off sheet. A signature proves attendance. It does not show what language the briefing was in, or that the person understood it. Where much of the workforce reads Polish, Romanian, Lithuanian or Portuguese, that is the gap we cannot answer for.
“[Paste here, in your own words, the specific thing that prompted this: the audit finding, the near miss, the client PQQ question, the incident where nobody could produce the briefing record.]”
The fee is refunded only if both criterion 1 and criterion 2 are missed: at least 70% of enrolled workers logged in within 14 days, and at least 85% confirmed receipt on mandatory notices within 72 hours. Both criteria are agreed in writing before launch day, and a refund is paid within 14 days of the day-60 meeting whether or not we go ahead.
Two further criteria are measured but are not refund triggers, because they depend on us: two posts per site per week, and a briefing record export our HSEQ lead accepts.
The measurement exclusions, so nobody is surprised. If more than 10% of the numbers we supply fail validation, criterion 1 is measured against the deliverable list. Excluded: sites where we have not published two posts a week, sites where the launch actions on our side are incomplete, and workers added in the final 14 days.
It is not a rota, a timesheet, an induction, a competence or RAMS system, and it is not document control. There is no single sign-on today. Translation is machine translation, reviewed before publishing: fine for short, plain notices, not for contract wording. A confirmation proves an affirmative act, not comprehension.
On the legal point, stated the way the supplier states it: section 40 of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 puts the burden on the employer to prove it did what was reasonably practicable. A per-person, timestamped, language-stamped confirmation is evidence for that. It is not a defence on its own, and it should not be bought as one.
Documents on request: data processing agreement, privacy notice, sub-processor list, one-page security summary, insurance certificates, and a worker privacy notice template. Ask either of us; they come the same day.
Written by TeamTalk for internal circulation. Prices are TeamTalk's published prices as at August 2026, ex VAT, 12-month term. Nothing here is an offer capable of acceptance, and nothing here is legal advice.
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