Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Stephen Callinan on May 31, 2012, 03:57:32 pm
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Hi
Got the ok today on a job i priced , client asked me for copies of insurance and risk assessment, ? anyone come across this yet,
steve
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Nearly every time on commercial jobs.
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insurance yeah! risk assessment? what is it ???
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never been asked for insurance or risk assessment. ever.
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steve this is what companies look for and if you were to get work from the local authority in your area they would look for risk assesment, method statement and safety data sheets relating to the chemicals you would use.
john
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Never on domestics (one day will be asked) but always on commercial
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Don't forget COSHH assesments as well!!!! Don't you just love it!!!!!!!! ;D
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Environmental impact assessment too!
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won't be long before theres an assessment assessment to make sure you've assessed all your assessments in an assessible fashion.
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Thanks guys for all the post , but still none the wiser,
where and how do i do this ,
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Thanks guys for all the post , but still none the wiser,
where and how do i do this ,
Dont know! I will have to assess it first!... :-*
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http://www.hse.gov.uk/risk/fivesteps.htm (http://www.hse.gov.uk/risk/fivesteps.htm)
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Anyone working in a commercial environment should be carrying all the required documentation at all times, regardless whether you are asked for it or not. If something goes tits up you can bet you'll be asked for it then. And if you have caused an accident, even someone just slipping after walking off wet carpet, and you haven't done the relevant paperwork your liability insurer may not pay out.
This can put your personal assets at risk including your home.
Slips and falls are the most common no win, no fee claims. Someone damaging a vertabrae in there back or neck may be incapacitated for life.
Don't be complacent this poop is happening on a daily basis.
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In my experience of working on commercial sites they can appear at any time while your working and request to see all docs for everything you have on site, in van and people working.
Even at 4:00am they pull this kind of stunt. There is no better feeling than being able to present them with a big site specific binder of over 100 pages and letting them fill their boots.
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http://www.hse.gov.uk/risk/fivesteps.htm (http://www.hse.gov.uk/risk/fivesteps.htm)
many thanks
steve
Hygiene Carpet Cleaning Ltd
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Was pulled today by the company HS officer on the pungent smell of Carefree Eturnum totally enclosed stairwell (two fire door per landing, no windows and no type of ventilation) now concerned with the Berlin effect (haven’t looked it to this side of claiming) will now!
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Steve
Dont forget your policy and procedures I see your are ltd do you have employees
Jim
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Steve
Dont forget your policy and procedures I see your are ltd do you have employees
Jim
No just me ,
I have found a full time health and saftey officer who is going to write up the Assessment for me on bonnet cleaning ,also the COSHH,
regards
steve
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Risk assessment once, insurance never.
I do some work for local council, mainly nurseries, and
they have never asked for insurance or risk assessment.
I'm down on there books as the person to contact for any
carpet cleaning required in council owned premises.
John