Sector packs for whole trades and single-topic packs for one hazard at a time. Every pack is a document set your firm keeps and reuses, built against the regulations that actually apply, not a generic template. Employers' Liability insurance protects your employee, not you, if you cannot show you met your own legal duties – that is what these packs are the evidence for.
A whole trade, one hazard area at a time. Prices are not yet published for these; ask and we will quote against your headcount and site count.
Ground-level site operatives: working at height, dust and silica, vibration and noise, manual handling, hand and power tools, concrete and cement, excavations, electricity on site, and asbestos awareness – nine hazard areas under CDM 2015, the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and COSHH 2002.
Yards, warehouses and sites where vehicles, plant and pedestrians share the same ground: safe site layout, safe vehicle, driver competence, loading and unloading, vehicle marshal procedure, and site rules for visiting drivers – under PUWER 1998 and the Workplace Regulations 1992, regulation 17.
Vehicle repair garages, MOT stations, tyre and exhaust bays and bodyshops: vehicle lifts under LOLER 1998, air receivers and the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000, COSHH for the substances in a typical bay, and the specific risks of EV traction batteries.
Masons, worktop fabricators, installers and stone restoration trades. Engineered stone can run up to about 95% crystalline silica; dry cutting must stop. The pack's own page states HSE is running a programme of more than 1,000 fabricator inspections across Great Britain through 2026/27 and has already ordered some fabricators to stop working with engineered stone.
One hazard, done completely. £79 per pack, unlimited staff, no renewal fee – 11 documents covering the risk assessment, safe system of work, training delivery pack, theory test, practical assessment, written authorisation, toolbox talks and register. Pick any four for £199 and save £117 against buying them separately.
Any building built or refurbished before 2000, under the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012.
Safe positioning, standard hand signals and a competence record, under the Workplace Regulations 1992, regulation 17.
Wet cement burns and dermatitis, under COSHH 2002, regulations 6, 7, 11 and 12.
Assess, prevent or control exposure to substances hazardous to health, under COSHH 2002.
Portable tools, RCD protection and exclusion distances from overhead lines, under the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989.
Never enter an unsupported excavation, and the plans-locate-mark-dig-carefully method for buried services, under CDM 2015, regulation 22 and Schedule 3.
Breakers, grinders, sanders and chainsaws, under the Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005.
Avoid, assess and reduce, under the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 (as amended).
Cutting, drilling and chasing produce respirable crystalline silica, under COSHH 2002 and the HSE EH40 workplace exposure limits.
Ladders, roofs and platforms, avoid then prevent then mitigate, under the Work at Height Regulations 2005.
Most firms need three or four topics. Four separately is £316, so this saves you £117. Same terms as the individual packs: unlimited staff, permanent, no renewal.
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