Plumber Health & Safety Pack — Policy, Risk Assessments, COSHH & Method Statements
Plumber Health & Safety Pack — Policy, Risk Assessments, COSHH & Method Statements
No written H&S documentation = unlimited fine and personal criminal liability.
If you are a sole trader plumber or small plumbing business, you need written health and safety documents. Not because you want them — because the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 requires them, and because commercial clients, main contractors, and local authorities will not let you on site without them.
A health and safety consultant charges £500–1,500. This pack costs £49.
WHAT YOU GET (21 pages):
✓ Health & Safety Policy Statement
✓ 6 Risk Assessments — plumbing-specific, colour-coded High/Medium/Low:
✓ Working with copper pipework and soldering
✓ Working in confined spaces (under floors, in ducts)
✓ Working with hot water systems and unvented cylinders
✓ Working at height (loft tanks, external pipework)
✓ Asbestos awareness (pre-1999 properties)
✓ Manual handling (boilers, cylinders, radiators)
✓ 3 COSHH Assessments — flux, solder, pipe jointing compound
✓ 2 Method Statements — boiler installation, bathroom refit
✓ Accident Report Form
✓ Tool & Equipment Inspection Log
Every risk assessment follows the HSE 5-step format. Colour-coded risk levels throughout.
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Important information
Our documents are templates and general guidance, not legal advice. CompliancePackUK is not a law firm. Every document needs to be checked and adapted to your own circumstances before you use it, and you should take professional advice where the stakes are high or you are unsure.
They are written for England and reflect the law as at October 2026. Legislation changes, so check that the document is still current before you rely on it. Our Annual Update subscription is one way to keep documents up to date.
These documents were created with the help of AI tools and then edited and directed by the seller.
Nothing on this page limits your statutory rights as a consumer.