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COSHH & policies

A COSHH register that's current, and policies people have read.

The COSHH and policies module in Assured Contractors keeps a register of hazardous substances with their safety data sheets and COSHH assessments, exportable as a PDF, and lets you write or upload health and safety policies, publish versions and see who has read each one.

Substances carry their hazard pictograms, storage location, PPE and first aid information. Policies are built step by step or uploaded, published as versions, and chased with reminders until everyone has confirmed they've read them.

  • SDS and assessments together
  • PDF register export
  • Read receipts and reminders
The COSHH register in Assured Contractors, listing substances with hazard levels and safety data sheet status
  • No missing data sheetsEach substance shows whether its SDS is current, expired or missing, with its review date.
  • Assessments with sign-offCOSHH assessments go for approval, so you know who approved the controls for each substance.
  • Policies people have readRead receipts show who has confirmed each published version, and reminders chase the rest.

Stage 02 · Plan the work

What's included?

A COSHH register with safety data sheets and assessments, and H&S policies with versions and read receipts.

  • Substance register

    Name, supplier, product, hazard pictograms, signal word, storage location, required PPE and first aid information.

  • Safety data sheets

    Attach the SDS with its issue and review dates; the register shows current, expired or missing.

  • COSHH assessments

    Exposure route, frequency, duration, risk rating and control measures — submitted for approval.

  • By site

    Record which sites use each substance and what it's used for.

  • PDF register export

    Export the COSHH register as a PDF for the site office or an audit.

  • Policy generator

    Build a policy step by step — statement, responsibilities, arrangements — from templates, and get a branded PDF.

  • Or upload your own

    Already have a policy document? Upload it instead.

  • Published versions

    Publish a policy, then publish a new version when it changes. Everyone is asked to read the new version.

  • Read receipts and reminders

    See who has read each policy and who hasn't, and send a reminder to those outstanding.

How it works

How does it work, step by step?

  1. Add substances

    Record each product with its hazards, storage, PPE and the SDS.

  2. Assess and approve

    Write the COSHH assessment and send it for approval.

  3. Write or upload policies

    Use the generator — H&S, fire safety, manual handling, working at height, lone working, COSHH, environmental — or upload your own.

  4. Publish and track

    Publish the policy, see read receipts and remind anyone who hasn't read it.

Questions

COSHH and H&S policies: straight answers.

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What is a COSHH register?

A list of the hazardous substances used on your sites, with their safety data sheets and the COSHH assessments that set out how exposure is controlled. The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 require employers to assess and control exposure; a register is the usual way to keep track.

Who is asked to read a policy?

Everyone with an active role in your Assured Contractors workspace. Once a policy is published, each person confirms they've read it.

Who sees the read receipts?

Administrators see who in the workspace has read each published version and who hasn't, and can send a reminder to those outstanding.

Does publishing a new version reset the read receipts?

Yes. Read receipts count for the version in force, so when you publish a new version everyone who read the old one is asked to read it again.

Can the COSHH register be exported?

Yes, as a PDF register for the site office or an audit.

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