Information
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COSHH Risk Assessment No.
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Audit Title
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Client / Site
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Address
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Personnel
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Product Name
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Manufacturer
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Product code
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Manufacturer Contact Number
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Section where used
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Description
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MSDS held
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Date of MSDS
COSHH Risk Assessment
Information
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Substance Name
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Manufacturer
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Product Code
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Manufacturers Contact Details
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MSDS Held
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Appearance Form Colour Odour
Hazard Classification
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- Acute Toxicity (Cat 1-3)
- Corrosive
- Compressed Gases
- Oxidising
- Flamable
- Explosive
- Acute Toxicity (Cat 4)
- General Harm
- Hazardous to the environment
- No Classification
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GHS-01 Explosive
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Explosives
- Self-reactive substances and mixtures Type A
- Self-reactive substances and mixtures Type B
- Organic Peroxides Type A
- Organic Peroxides Type B
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GHS-02 Flammable
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- Flammable gases, aerosols, liquids or solids
- Self reactive substances and mixtures
- Pyrophoric liquids and solids
- Self-heating substances and mixtures
- Substances and mixtures, which in contact with water emit flammable gases
- Organic peroxides
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GHS-03 Oxidising Gasses, Liquids and Solids
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GHS-04 Compressed Gases
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- Compressed gases, liquids and solids
- Liquefied gases
- Refrigerated liquefied gases
- Dissolved gases
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GHS 05 Corrosive
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- Corrosive to metals
- Skin corrosion
- Severe eye damage
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GHS-06 Acute toxicity (Cat 1 - 3)
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GHS-07 Acute Toxicity (Cat 4)
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- Skin and eye irritation
- Skin sesitisation
- Specific target organ toxicity
- Respiratory tract irritation
- Narcotic effects
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GHS-08 Personal Harm
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Harm
- Respiratory sensitisation
- Germ cell mutagenicity
- Carcinogenicity
- Reproductive toxicity
- specific target organ toxicity
- Aspiration hazard
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GHS-09 Hazardous to the Aquatic Environment
How is it used
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Describe the activity or work process. (Include how long and how often this is carried out and the quantity of substance used)
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Location of the process being carried out?
Hazardous Substances produced
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Are any hazardous substances produced by any process. (eg fumes from heating substance)
Who It Might Effect
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Identify the person at risk:
- Employees;
- Contractors;
- Trainees;
- Visitors;
- Members of the public;
Hazard Type
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- Gas
- Vapour
- Mist
- Fumes
- Dust
- Liquid
- Solid
- Other
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If Other, state the nature of the hazard type?
Route of exposure
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Route of Exposure
- Inhalation
- Skin
- Eyes
- Ingestion
- Other
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If other, state type?
What Controls Are Currently In Place
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- Total Enclosure of the Process
- Partial Enclosure of the Process
- General Workplace Ventilation
- Wet Methods (to control Dust)
- Respiratory Protection
- Eye Protection
- Gloves
- Protective Overalls
- Rubber Apron
- Other
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Total Segregation of the Process
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Overalls
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If other, state type?
General Precautions
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General precautions and personal protection needed (Consider warning signs, ventilation, work patterns, personal hygiene / cleanliness, protective clothing)
First Aid
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Eyes
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Skin
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Ingestion
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Inhalation
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National Poisons helpline
In England and Wales: NHS 111 - dial 111
If symptoms persist consult a doctor
Chemical Spill
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Action in case of emergency (Spillage, uncontrolled release, fire)
Environmental
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What are the environmental implications?
Fire Fighting
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Melting point Boiling Point Flash point Self Ignating Danger of Explosion
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Appropriate Extinguishers
- Water
- Dry Powder
- Foam
- CO2 Carbon Dioxide
- Wet Chemical
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Firefighting methods
Storage Disposal and transportation Information
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Storage
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Disposal
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Transport
Assessment Of Risk
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Assessment Matrix
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Overall assessment of risk with regard to current usage of this substance
Improvements
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Are the current controls effective
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Does the MSDS suggest any controls that are not in place
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Is air monitoring considered appropriate
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Can the process be re-engineered
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Has the use of an alternative less dangerous substance been considered
Assessment Review
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This assessment should be reviewed periodically or it there are any changes in the process.
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Date of next review
Assessment Completed By
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Assessor Signature