Cleaners health and safety pack. BEST OFFER

Need to hand in RAMS for cleaning and want something to cover all bases? A complete H&S package for just £45.00

What’s in the cleaners H&S package?

There’s a total of 11 documents covering most aspects of cleaning based on our professional experience and our customers download trends. The package covers both office cleaning and builders cleans and all the documents have been compiled into one, that comes as a docx download.

Being in docx format allows editing in Word™ or a processor of your choice, where you can easily add your company details and logo. After this the package is good to go.

Buying these RAMS allows you to display the "Health & Safety Gold Standard Award" on your website. Letting clients, customers and contractors know that your H&S is current and up to date. Not only will your RAMS be current and up to date but they will stay that way because as H&S changes we update this cleaners package for free to reflect any new trends and laws.

Please scroll down to see the documents full table of contents.

Is it value for money?

Everybody wants the best product at the best price and at HSEDocs we strive to deliver this. In fact this package saves you £55.00 compared to the list price of buying these documents individually.

The price that we can offer doesn’t compromise on quality as this package was written and put together by H&S professionals and will increase your chance of winning tenders.

This document is:

• Recognised by local authorities
• Recognised by principal contractors
• Suitable for CDM sites
• Approved by H&S managers

We believe that value for money isn’t about getting something on the cheap, it’s about getting good quality at the right price and this package ticks all the right boxes. Our customers feedback are a testimony to our success.

Risks encountered in the cleaning industry

The risks of same level slips, trips and falls is one of the most prevalent hazards for cleaners, especially with trailing leads and wet floors, and the fact that a cleaner often moves about as they work but may focus on the area they’re cleaning and not the floor surface, which can compound the issue.

Falls from height are another risk and common accidents come from side loading stepladders, over reaching on access equipment, using ladders or steps on a wet floor and not maintaining a three point contact with the access equipment.

As well as the physical hazards there are biological hazards stemming from human waste products, mould and fungi and chemical hazard from the cleaning agents used and sometimes hazards from what is being cleaned.

The correct PPE is essential for cleaners in order to create a barrier between their skin and the products used.

What H&S does a cleaning company need?

Every company needs H&S that assesses risks and introduces control measures to eliminate risk or reduce it to an acceptable level. Cleaning companies are no exception and as a general rule will need a company H&S policy if there are 5 or more employees, risk assessments for the relevant tasks, method statements showing safe working practices and COSHH assessments for chemicals and substances that staff come into contact with.

This RAMS package contains risk assessments, method statements and COSHH assessments. It doesn’t include a company H&S policy because the policy is not relevant to any specific task that employees will carry out. Instead a company H&S policy sets out in general terms how the company deals with and addresses health and safety at the workplace.

If you are looking to become an approved supplier or work on CDM sites you may find that more documentation is needed at the principle contractors behest. Examples of these may include lone worker policies, equality and diversity statements, staff training records or anti-slavery policies.

Staff training

Training staff is an essential part of keeping employees safe. Imagine the reaction of a young parent if they saw their child running towards a lake that was covered with a thin layer of ice. Without the knowledge that the ice is thin the child doesn’t realise the danger, they just see something that looks fun. If the parent catches up with the child and as a training exercise, throws a stone that breaks the ice the child will begin to understand the dangers.

Staff training doesn’t always have to be grand commitments involving colleges and outside training providers. Sometimes it’s just about imparting the right knowledge to the right person.

A key point to remember is that if a company has assessed a task for hazards and found that there are risks that can be eliminated or lowered by implementing control measures, the person carrying out the task must be made aware of the new working practices before they start the task. In short, staff must be made aware of new working practices and any hazards that may effect their health, safety or wellbeing.

Table of contents

Table of contents for painting and decorating package:

Risk assessments for:

• 01) cleaning
• 02) Risk awareness for areas where asbestos could potentially be discovered

Method statements for:

• 03) builders and office clean

COSHH assessments for:

• 04) bleach
• 05) carpet cleaner
• 06) cream cleaner
• 07) detergent
• 08) disinfectant
• 09) furniture polish
• 10) glass cleaner
• 11) multi-surface cleaner