Talk:Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002

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Proposal to add a practical COSHH assessment guide as a supporting citation

Hello, I’m reaching out with a suggested resource for this article. I work for a UK-based safety company and want to be fully transparent about the connection — I won’t make any direct edits to the article myself due to a conflict of interest.

We’ve recently published a neutral, non-commercial guide titled “A Practical Guide to COSHH Risk Assessments (UK)”. It follows the HSE’s guidance and explains how to carry out a COSHH assessment with clear, step-by-step advice, including risk controls like signage, spill response, PPE, and emergency planning.

The guide is designed for employers and managers across various sectors and may be helpful as a citation under a new or existing section on implementation or practical application of the regulations.

You can view the guide here: https://www.safetybuyer.com/safety-hub/resource/a-step-by-step-coshh-risk-assessment-guide-based-on-uk-hse-guidance

I’d appreciate your thoughts on whether this would be a suitable addition. Many thanks for your time and the work you do maintaining this resource. WorkplaceEditor72 (talk) 10:31, 8 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]