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Frequently Asked QuestionsPlease note that products with multiple documents are delivered in Zipped format, You will need to unzip them before working on them. Most PC's have Winzip or
similar, if not there are many free unzipping programs you could download an example is 7-Zip downloadable from here
What software will I need to open your templates and policy products?
We supply all our products in MS Word .doc format so they can be opened and edited on 99.9% of today's computers. In addition multiple document packs will be zipped, winzip or similar required to unzip. Back to TopWhat exactly is in your template packs and how do I use them?
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Our template packs contain information, guidance, completed examples and blank forms sufficient for you to complete your own documents. We do not just supply pre-completed documents as these would not be acceptable as being properly assessed. For those persons with little or no experience our template packs are the answer. Back to TopWhere do I get a Material Safety Data Sheet?
Your supplier is obliged to give you all the material safety data sheets. You will need to ask your suppliers if they do not supply the MSDS automatically. If your supplier does not have the safety sheet, check the container for a telephone number. Then contact the manufacturer and they will supply the information. Back to TopYou offer a writing service - what do we get for our money?
We will write your method statements after asking you pertinent questions. With risk assessments the work area must be inspected. We will help you to write your risk assessments and offer generic documents that you can use as the foundation for your own risk assessments. These range from manual handling and slips, trips and falls to working at height and many more.
With COSHH assessments, we study the Material Safety Data sheet in full and note all risk and safety phrases, paying particular attention to the safe exposure limits. We encourage our clients to use the HSE's COSHH essentials website to carry out a back-up or full assessment using their free online assessment software. Back to TopDo you sell specific task related and example documents?
Yes, these are currently available at our sister site CLICK HERE TO ACCESS. Back to TopWhat Items are covered in your Health & Safety Policy?
Our Basic Health & Safety Policy contains: (1) Policy Statement; and (2) Health & Safety Policy covering the following:-
For a full list of the contents of our Health and Safety Policy, see the Policy page.
Our NEW Health and Safety Manual contains a vast array of procedures, policy and forms. Our Health and Safety Manual can be edited and amended to suit any organisation.
The index below shows the contents of our Health and Safety Manual, which actually contains well over 200 pages. Fully edited versions typically range from 80 to 100 pages. If you would like us to customise your Health and Safety Manual for you, please Contact Us for more information.
Introduction to Health & Safety System 1.0 Title Page1.1 Scope 1.2 Purpose 1.3 Review 1.4 Document Control 2.2 Organisational Structure 2.3 Assigning Responsibilities for Health & Safety 2.4 Management Liaison Representatives 2.5 Health & Safety Legislation
Management of Risk in Workplace 3.1 General3.2 Controlling Workplace Access 3.3 Staff Identification 3.4 Risk Identification 3.5 Assessment Control 3.6 Risk Control 3.7 Safe Work Practices 3.8 Isolation 3.9 Danger Tags 3.10 Hazardous Substances
Accident and Incident Reporting 4.1 Determining the Root Cause4.2 Checklist for Investigations 4.3 Accident/Incident/Near Miss Notification Form 4.4 Reporting to Statutory Authorities 4.5 Accident Response Flow Chart 4.6 Review of Corrective Actions
Emergency Procedures 5.1 Emergency Planning5.2 Evacuation Procedures 5.3 Post Evacuation Assembly Points 5.4 Roles and Responsibilities 5.5 Fire Fighting Equipment 5.6 First Aid 5.7 Liaising with Emergency Services 5.8 Testing of The Plan
Health & Safety Consultative Process 6.1 Demonstration of Management Commitment6.2 The OH & S Committee 6.3 The Health & Safety Committee Constitution 6.4 Membership of the Health & Safety Committee 6.5 Safety Meetings 6.6 Safety Promotion
General Safety Policies 7.1 Golden Rules for OH & S7.2 Managing Non Compliance 7.3 Personal Protective Equipment 7.4 Plant and Equipment 7.5 Housekeeping 7.6 Smoke Free Workplace 7.7 Waste Management
Safety Performance Monitoring 8.1 Statistics - Reporting and Recording8.2 Positive Performance Indicators 8.3 Auditing of the Safety Plan 8.4 Employee Information 8.5 Reward and Recognition 9.1 Employee Induction 9.2 Contents of an Induction Program 9.3 Visiting Contractors 9.4 Induction for Others 9.5 Licensing Verification and Recording 9.6 Competency Checking and Recording 9.7 Health & Safety Training for Managers 9.8 Health & Safety Training for Employees
Safety Inspections 10.1 Safety Inspections10.2 Safety Inspection Checklist 10.3 How to Act on an Inspection 10.4 Employee Involvement 11.1 Preparing a Safe System of Work Document 11.2 Risk Control Schedule 11.3 Reviewing Documents and Schedules 11.4 Record Keeping
Safety in the Office 12.1 Ergonomics and Office Safety12.2 Working Space 12.3 Modifications to Work Environment 12.4 Visibility 12.5 Occupational Overuse Syndrome 12.6 Mobility 12.7 Kitchen Appliances 12.8 Kitchen Fire Safety 12.9 Electricity and the Kitchen
Health & Safety Templates Access Control RegisterRisk Identification Training Checklist and Training Record Out of Service Competency Assessment Danger Tag Competency Assessment Accident Checklist and Form Matrix of Notification for Company XYZ Fire Fighting Equipment Checklist Safety Toolbox Meeting Record Safety Register Template Training Needs Analysis For Managers Form Training Needs Analysis For Employees Workplace Safety Inspection Forms Safe System of Work Document Risk Control Schedule Office Health and Safety Inspection Checklists Back to Top |