Title Page

    Substance
  • Describe the activity or work process:

  • Location of activity or process:

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Storage Location:
  • Quantity:

  • Hazard Classification:

  • Persons at risk:

  • Hazard Type:

  • Hazard Type:

  • Application Method:

  • Frequency of Use:

  • Approximate frequency:

First Aid - Action to take if exposed (Section 4)

  • General advice

  • If inhaled

  • In case of skin contact

  • In case of eye contact

  • If swallowed

  • Any immediate medical attention and special treatment needed

Symptoms & Effects (Section 4, Section 8 and Section 11)

  • Most important symptoms and effects, both acute and delayed:

  • Any Workplace Exposure Limits?

  • Take a screenshot of the exposure limits related to the product. See example:

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Fire Fighting Information (Section 5)

  • Suitable extinguishing media:

  • Unsuitable extinguishing media:

  • Hazardous combustion products:

  • Advice for firefighters:

Spillage Instructions (Section 6)

  • PPE Required (Section 8):

  • Clean up Method:

Safe Handling & Storage (Section 7 and Section 10)

  • Safe handling instructions:

  • Safe storage instructions:

  • Reactivity

  • Chemical stability

  • Possibility of hazardous reactions

  • Conditions to avoid

  • Incompatible materials

  • Hazardous decomposition products

PPE Requirements (Section 8)

  • PPE Required:

  • Type of Eye Protection:

  • Type of Hand protection:

  • EN Standard:

  • Type of body protection:

  • EN Standard

  • Type of Respiratory Protection:

  • Filter Type

  • What other equipment is required:

Safe Disposal (Section 13)

  • If SDS states that "Dispose of surplus and non-recyclable products via a licensed waste disposal contractor", the product should be classed has hazardous waste.

  • Is this product classed as Hazardous Waste:

  • Waste Code:

COSHH Sign Off

  • COSHH Completed by:

  • Are there requirements of this assessment which may need further action? (e.g. purchasing suitable PPE, additional training for operatives, or looking for alternative products due to health risks)

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