Managers and the Management of Risk You can not manage what you cannot measure, and in reality you can not measure what you cannot manage. What does all that mean?, Successful project outcomes are almost mainly due to good management and measuring the ...

COSHH CHECKLIST 1. Have you a complete inventory of substances  used/generated in the workplace? 2. Have you identified any substances hazardous to health? 3. Have you gathered information about the substances, the work and working processes? For example, what hazards are involved? ...

 Visiting Contractors Companies shall induct all contractors in the following relevant safety and communication issues in the workplace: Introduction to the organisational structure of the company. Introduction to any occupational health and safety personnel working for the company. Presentation, explanation and discussion of the ...

Health and Safety Policy Contents Part 1 In the United Kingdom if you employ 5 or more people then you are required to have a health and safety policy under the Health & Safety at work act 1974. The content should ...

Health and Safety Training in the workplace of all staff should be carried out on all sites. The following checklist is a useful guide to determine your company safety training needs. Safety training, instruction and supervision checklist:- Have all groups and individuals ...

Hazard Control Measures Hazards on building sites need to be controlled to reduce the risks of accidents and near misses. The Site Management should consider this to be a top priority, where large sites are concerned there should be a budget ...

Chemicals and dangerous substances are known to cause  diseases and health complications if the correct safety precautions are not taken when workers are exposed to them. Sample hazardous substances checklist                       ...

Building Site Risk Identification Checklist Factors to be taken into account:- Are the substances used in a particular task suitable for the task? Have substances been assessed (COSHH) for safe use? Is the plant used in a particular task suitable for the task? Are the ...

 Waste Management Construction sites can generate vast amounts of waste, this can be in the form of packaging, timber, material off-cuts and general site waste. All waste should be disposed of in the most appropriate and environmentally sensitive way possible. If necessary ...

Plant and Equipment (PUWER) Provision and use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (UK) Company's should be committed to providing a safe place and safe systems of work. Since uncontrolled hazards associated with plant could have serious and even fatal consequences for  employees ...

  Building and Construction companies should  introduce a Risk Management system and ensure all workplace hazards and associated risks have been  identified, assessed and control measures implemented. This can be effectively established by: Establishing a register of hazards and associated risks, this should be ...