Index

accident investigation, 129

accident/near-miss, 11–12, 138

activities in each area, 40–42, 190

agriculture and horticulture

environment, 159–160

fire, 158–159

health, 158

safety, 157–158

security, 159

airborne contaminants, 79–80

air quality, 78–79

alarms, 113–114

arriving on site, 33–34

Australian health and safety system, 7

back pain, 76

business

benefits, 13–14, 140

describing, 15–18, 185

fundamental changes, 11

internal and external pressures, 6

movement of goods, 31–38, 189

relevance to, 140

risk, 5–7, 9

butchers, 168

environment, 169

health, 169

safety, 169

security, 169

carrying, 53

catering, 165–166

environment, 168

fire, 168

health, 167–168

safety, 167

security, 168

checklist

activities in each area, 40–42, 190

business, describing, 15–18, 185

business, movement of goods, 31–38, 189

controls in place, 61–71, 89–97, 193, 196

external features, 22–26, 187

fire controls in place, 113–119, 199

fire hazards, 101–106, 197

fire risks, assessing, 107–111, 198

health hazards, 75–83, 86, 89, 90, 92–96, 107, 194

health risks, assessing, 85–87, 195

internal features, 28–30, 188

managing the risks, 123–132, 200

safety hazards, 45–54, 191

safety risks, assessing, 55–59, 192

site plan, 19–21, 186

chemicals, 51

chemical substances, 80–81

client, 139

competent people, 130–132

competition, 9

compressed air, 51

confined spaces, 52

construction, 162–165

Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH), 40

controls

existing, 113–115

in place, 61–71, 89–97, 193, 196

control types, 62

COVID-19 pandemic, 3, 11, 67, 75, 79

crafts and textiles, 151–157

effective controls, 66–70, 92–96

electricity, 50–51

electronic devices, 79

elimination, 66, 93

emergency plan, 117–118

employees/workers, 139–140

employment risks, 9

engineering

environment, 179–180

fire, 179

health, 178–179

safety, 177–178

security, 179

See also vehicle repairs and maintenance

environment, 151, 153, 154, 157, 159–160, 162

exit routes, 114

external features, 22–26, 187

falls, 52

fibers/fibres, 82

fire, 145, 148–151, 153, 154, 156–159, 162, 165

controls in place, 113–119, 199

hazards, 101–106, 197

potential severity of, 109

warning people, 118–119

fire-fighting equipment (FFE), 114–115

fire risks, assessing, 107–111, 198

fire triangle, 102–103

Five Strands, 5–7

forestry

environment, 162

fire, 162

health, 161

safety, 160–161

security, 162

fuel, 103, 104

guards, 62, 90

hairdressers, beauticians, and similar types of business

environment, 151

fire, 150–151

health, 150

safety, 149–150

security, 151

handling, 76

Hazard Data Sheets (HDS), 40

hazardous substances, 35

health

hazards, 75–83, 86, 89, 90, 92–96, 107, 194

and well-being, 82–83

health risks, assessing, 85–87, 195

heat, 49–51

hospitality (accommodation and bars)

environment, 172

fire, 171

health, 171

safety, 170–171

security, 171–172

hot desks, 53

hot work, 116–117

housekeeping, 52

ignition, 102

informing and involving staff, 129–130

insurance, 12

broker, 138–139

internal features, 28–30, 188

IT equipment, 53–54

and devices, 79

jewelry

environment, 154

fire, 154

health, 154

safety, 154

job hazard analysis (JHAs), 4

kilns/pottery ovens and printmaking

environment, 153

fire, 153

health, 152–153

safety, 151–152

legislation, 9

lifting, 53

lighting levels, 77–78

liquefied petroleum gas, 51

machinery, 46–47

major client, 12

Managing Health and Safety in a Small Business, 7–8, 10

managing the risks, 123–132, 200

Materials Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), 40

materials, use of, 82

micro firm, 4

micro-organisms, 79–80

monitoring, 92

motivation, 11–13

noise levels, 76–77, 86

Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA), 4

office-based businesses, 143

fire, 145

health, 144–145

safety, 143–144

security, 145

oxygen, 103, 104–105

pedestrians, 24–25

people, 6

personal protective equipment (PPE), 62–63, 69–70, 90, 96

personal safety, 52–53

physical controls, 62, 90

physical guards and controls, 67–68, 94–95

planning, 6

plan of action, 126–127

policy, 133–136

policy statement, 133–136

potential problem, 13

power sources, 50–51

premises, 5

pricing, 6

priorities, 124–125

procedures, 39–40, 64, 68, 91–92, 95, 115

product/service, 6, 17–18

progress, 37–38

pubs and bars

environment, 174

fire, 174

health, 173

safety, 172–173

security, 174

radiation, 80

reception area, 37

record keeping, 128–129

reducing the likelihood that a fire will occur, 116–117

regulations, 93

restricted access (RA), 64, 67, 90–91, 94

risk assessment, 4, 10, 27, 28, 55, 56, 58, 66, 79, 86, 101, 102, 110, 119, 127, 131, 135, 136, 139, 160

roofing and working at heights

fire, 165

health, 165

safety, 164–165

safe system of work, 64

safety hazards, 26, 45–54, 75, 76, 101, 126, 191

safety risks, assessing, 55–59, 192

security, 9, 26–28, 145, 149, 151, 157, 159, 162

sensitizers, 80

signs, 114

site features, 20–21

site plan, 19–21, 186

slips, 52

small businesses, 3–5

small retail premises/stores

fire, 148–149

health, 147

safety, 147

security, 149

storage, 34–36

strain injuries, 47

substitution, 66–67, 93–94

surveillance, 92

tanker repair workshop, 31–33

temperature levels, 78

Tender for Contract, 12

textiles

environment, 157

fire, 156–157

health, 155

safety, 154–155

security, 157

tools and objects, 48

training and supervision (T&S), 64–66, 69, 92, 95–96

transparency, 9–10

travel, 53

trips, 52

up-to-date, 132

vehicle repairs and maintenance, 175

environment, 177

fire, 177

health, 176

safety, 175–176

security, 177

vehicles, 24, 46

visitors, 22–23

work environment, 76–79

Workers Safety and Compensation Committee (WSCC), 4

working at heights, 48–49

working from home, 145–146

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