Health and Safety COSHH and Symbols

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Health and Safety COSHH and Symbols

Risk Assesment

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

COSHH COSHH is the law that requires employers to control substances that are hazardous to health. What you need to do Identifying hazard and assessing risk Exposure limits Safety data sheets Control measures Personal protective equipment Monitoring Health surveillance Training Emergencies Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Safety Symbols Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)

Give/State/Name (Red), Describe/Outline(Red and Amber), Explain/Justify (Amber) , Evaluate/Discuss/Compare (Green)