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Chemical Agents Risk Assessment
All employers and self-employed people have duties under health and safety law to assess risks in the workplace. The Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Chemical Agents) Regulations 2001 specifically obliges employers and the self-employed to assess the risks arising from the use or presence of chemical agents in the workplace. This risk assessment will form the basis of the Safety Statement that is required for all workplaces. It must take into account the hazards associated with the chemical (toxic, corrosive etc.), how the chemical will be used (heated, ignition sources etc.), how it is stored (ensuring segregation), how many people will be exposed and the means that will be used to control the exposure of employees to chemicals. These regulations apply to all of the following:
OHSS can assist your organisation in complying with the Chemicals Agents Regulations by establishing if there is any potential for employee exposure to chemical agents, determine the risk to employee health by monitoring the exposure levels (in line with the 2002 Code of Practice), recommend necessary control measures, and finally record all findings in a comprehensive Chemical Agents Risk Assessment.
OHSS can assist your organisation in complying with the Chemicals Agents Regulations by establishing if there is any potential for employee exposure to chemical agents, determine the risk to employee health by monitoring the exposure levels (in line with the 2002 Code of Practice), recommend necessary control measures, and finally record all findings in a comprehensive Chemical Agents Risk Assessment.
By working with OHSS you are not only looking after your employees’ safety and welfare but you are also ensuring that you are fully compliant with legislation.
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