Risk Assessment


	Overview of system Overview Initial Audit Policy Organising Planning Measuring Audit Policy and procedure Policy Overview H&S Policy Fire Policy Asbestos Plan Statutory Documents Insurance H&S Law Poster Organising for health and safety Safety Responsibilities Safety Arrangements Safety Assistance Confidential Help LIne Planning and implementing Risk Assessment Safety Plan Emergency Planning First Aid Fire Safety Management Fire Log Book Fire Wardens Training Measuring safety performance Accident Reporting Hazard Reporting Crime Reporting Investigations Audit and review Safety Audit Responsibility Audit Management Audit H&S Committee


	Risk Assessment Overview Compulsory Generic Location Fire Asbestos Grouped Manual Handling First Aid COSHH Maintenance Stress Ad-Hoc DisplayScreen Equipment Expectant Mothers Young Persons PPE Driving at Work Safety Plan Emergency Planning First Aid Fire Safety Management Fire Log Book Fire Wardens Training

Risk Assessments.

Regulation 3 of the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 99 requires every employer to:

“Make a suitable and sufficient assessment of:

a) the risks to the health and safety of his employees to which they are exposed whilst at work, and

b) the risks to the health and safety of persons not in his employment arising out of or in connection with the conduct by him of his undertaking

Furthermore, if five or more people are employed across the undertaking then any significant findings of the risk assessment shall be recorded along with details of those persons potentially put at risk. The findings of these assessments shall be brought to the attention of all employees.”

Look at the specific risk assessment pages below for more information and copies


	Actions - Available Risk Assessments


	Mandatory Assessments These assessments are mandatory each of which will require a separate sign off check list to be completed General Location Assessment Fire Risk Assessment Asbestos Risk Assessment


	Secondary Assessments These assessments are less intensive however should all be reviewed and a single sign off checklist complete for all together Manual Handling First Aid COSHH Maintenance Operations Workplace Stress


	Ad-Hoc Assessments AD-Hoc Risk Assessments should be used on an as and when basis when circumstances dictate. No sign off needed Display Screen Equipment Expectant Mothers Young Persons PPE Driving at Work