Builder Health & Safety Pack — Policy, Risk Assessments, COSHH, Method Statements & CDM
The most comprehensive trades H&S pack. 29 pages covering every common building site hazard.
Building work involves more hazard categories than any other trade: working at height, groundwork, demolition, power tools, concrete, silica dust, noise, vibration. This pack covers them all.
A health and safety consultant charges £800–1,500 for a builder's H&S file. This pack is £59.
WHAT YOU GET (29 pages):
✓ Health & Safety Policy Statement
✓ 10 Risk Assessments — builder-specific, colour-coded:
✓ Working at height (scaffolding, ladders, roof work)
✓ Groundwork and excavations
✓ Demolition and structural alterations
✓ Use of power tools (circular saws, angle grinders, nail guns)
✓ Manual handling (blocks, lintels, bags of cement)
✓ Cement and concrete work (dermatitis, burns)
✓ Asbestos awareness
✓ Working near underground/overhead services
✓ Noise and vibration (HAVS)
✓ Lone working and site security
✓ 4 COSHH Assessments — cement, silica dust, wood dust, PU foam
✓ 3 Method Statements — loft conversion, extension groundworks, roof repair
✓ CDM Awareness Guide — your duties under CDM 2015
✓ Accident Report Form
✓ Tool & Equipment Inspection Log (inc. scaffolding inspection)
Priced at £59 because it has 10 risk assessments, 4 COSHH, 3 method statements, and a CDM guide.
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