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Elevating safety at Bunting Magnetics
Pushing beyond everyday compliance with end-to-end digital safety
When Bunting Magnetics partnered with Opus in 2023, they already had a structured approach to safety. Clear, comprehensive policies were backed up by a solid employee training programme, regular in-house checks, and a long-standing ISO45001 accreditation. Bunting wanted to push beyond everyday compliance to identify unknown hazards, create personalised risk assessments, and use digital tools to drive better health and safety knowledge, processes, and results. When standard e-learning platforms fell short, Bunting looked to Opus for a more holistic solution.
Raising standards with transformative tech
Opus Safety's dedicated account team delivered bespoke risk assessments to support individual medical requirements within Bunting's workforce, then moved the business onto Opus Compliance Cloud - a central platform for all health and safety documentation, data, and tasks.
Bespoke Risk Assessments
A series of personalised risk assessments designed around individual medical requirements within Bunting's workforce - delivered immediately by the dedicated account team.
Opus Compliance Cloud
A central digital platform for all H&S documentation, data, and tasks - giving Bunting a 24/7 window into priorities and performance across both sites.
QR-Code Safety Reporting
Workers raise safety concerns via a simple QR code feature, knowing they'll be acted on immediately - strengthening trust between managers and employees.
Barry Drew, Quality, Health and Safety, and Lean Manager
Why businesses choose
Opus Safety
We've worked across UK industry for years. The numbers show what our clients achieve when compliance becomes a strength, not a burden.
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