Risk Assessment

Company name: Clean To Pristine Ltd. Assessment carried out by: Charlie Mace (Director)

Date of next review: 01/10/2022 Date assessment was carried out: 01/10/2021

What are the hazards?	Who might be harmed and how?	What are you already doing to control the risks?	What further action do you need to take to control the risks?	Who needs to carry out the action?	When is the action needed by?	Done
Slips And Trips	Staff and Visitors may be injured if they trip over objects or slip-on spillages.	General good housekeeping. All areas well lit. Keeping work areas as clean as possible and where possible, keep walkways clear.	No further action needed.	All Staff.	To be exercised every job.	Yes.
Heavy Lifting	Staff may be injured if they do not exercise correct manual handling/lifting practices/techniques.	Staff are provided with the correct lifting/manual handling training upon employment/induction.	No further action needed.	Manager.	On Induction/beginning of employment.	Yes.
Contact with cleaning chemicals	Staff risk skin irritation or eye damage from direct contact with cleaning chemicals. Vapour from cleaning chemicals may also cause breathing problems.	▪ Products are used in accordance with safety data sheets and PPE is used when appropriate ▪ All staff are trained how to safely use and store cleaning products and never transfer them to an unmarked container.	Remind staff to always exercise good working practice.	Manager and Other Staff.	To be exercised every job.	Yes.
Electrical Equipment	Staff could get shocks or burns from faulty electrical equipment. Electrical faults can also lead to fires.	▪ Any faulty equipment is promptly taken out of use ▪ Safety checks of the electrical equipment are carried out to ensure that it continues to be safe. Where necessary this is done by a competent electrician.	▪ Remind staff to always do pre-use visual checks and not to use any faulty equipment.	Managers and Staff.	To be exercised every job.	Yes.
Fire	If trapped, staff could suffer fatal injuries from smoke inhalation or burns.	Always exercising good working practice. Emergency procedures and fire exits/fire exit signs are known by staff.	Inform new staff of emergency procedures and fire exits.	Managers.	To be exercised on every job.	Yes.

More information on managing risk: www.hse.gov.uk/simple-health-safety/risk/

Published by the Health and Safety Executive 10/19