COSHH Health and Safety Training for Cleaners

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New Year Special: Comprehensive 5-in-1 COSHH Health and Safety Training Bundle

Updated: 25th January 2025

Courses Included in This Bundle

1. COSHH Training For Cleaners

2. Health and Safety at Work

3. Basic First Aid

4. DSEAR (Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations) Training

5. RIDDOR (Reporting of Injuries, Diseases, and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations) Training

What’s New?

• FREE PDF Certificate upon completion (via Reed).

• Unlimited retakes on MCQ-based assessments.

• Industry-Endorsed & Accredited Certifications, recognised across industries.

• Trustpilot Rating: ★★★★☆ (4.6/5).

Learning Features

• 100% online learning, accessible 24/7.

• Learn anywhere, anytime, on any device.

• Includes real-life case studies and practical workbooks.

• Industry-compliant checklists and tools included.

• Engaging audio voiceovers for all modules.

• Courses developed by leading health and safety experts.

• Endorsed by RoSPA Qualifications and CPD-accredited.

Why COSHH Matters

Are you equipped to handle hazardous substances safely?

Welcome to the COSHH Training for Cleaners Course, your essential guide to mastering the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulations. Exposure to harmful substances can lead to serious health issues, from respiratory problems to chronic illnesses.

This online COSHH training equips you with the knowledge and skills to ensure compliance with health and safety laws and protect yourself and others from hazardous substances. Whether you work in cleaning, maintenance, or facilities management, this training provides critical insights into safe practices for handling, storing, and disposing of dangerous substances.

We’ll begin by exploring the fundamentals of COSHH and identifying hazardous substances in various workplaces. You'll learn how to assess risks, interpret safety data sheets, and implement effective control measures. We’ll also cover emergency protocols for dealing with accidents or exposure incidents.

By the end of this COSHH training, you’ll be fully equipped to create a safer working environment and uphold the highest health and safety standards.

What You’ll Learn in COSHH Training for Cleaners

• Understanding COSHH regulations and their application in the workplace.

• Identifying hazardous substances and their risks.

• Proper storage, handling, and disposal of dangerous substances.

• How to use and interpret safety data sheets.

• Risk assessment techniques and control measures.

• Emergency response protocols for spills or exposure incidents.

• Practical tools and checklists for maintaining workplace safety.

Student Testimonials

“The COSHH training was highly informative and easy to follow. It gave me the confidence to handle hazardous substances safely.” – Rachel Green

“Essential Health & Safety Training always delivers excellent courses. This bundle provided valuable insights and practical tools.” – David Martin

“A fantastic learning experience! The content was engaging and well-structured. Highly recommended for anyone in the cleaning industry.” – Sarah Clarke

Bonus Courses Included in the Bundle

Course 1: Health and Safety at Work

• Understand key health and safety regulations and your responsibilities.

• Learn about risk assessments and workplace safety policies.

• Gain insights into preventing accidents and maintaining a safe environment.

Course 2: Basic First Aid

• Learn essential first aid techniques for workplace emergencies.

• Understand how to respond to injuries, illnesses, and accidents.

• Gain confidence in handling CPR and other life-saving procedures.

Course 3: DSEAR Training

• Master the requirements of the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations.

• Identify hazards and control risks associated with dangerous substances.

• Understand safe storage, handling, and emergency procedures.

Course 4: RIDDOR Training

• Learn the importance of reporting workplace incidents and diseases.

• Understand the legal requirements under RIDDOR.

• Gain practical insights into maintaining accurate records and complying with regulations.

Why Choose Essential Health & Safety Training?

• Industry-Endorsed & Accredited Certifications: Trusted and recognised by employers.

• Flexible Online Learning: Learn at your own pace, anytime, anywhere.

• Expert Support: Training designed and delivered by industry professionals.

• Satisfaction Guaranteed: Full refund within 14 days if unsatisfied.

Enrol now to gain essential skills in COSHH and health and safety, and enhance workplace safety across multiple disciplines.

Reed Courses Certificate of Completion

Digital certificate - Included

• COSHH Training For Cleaners 1:30:38

  • 1: Introduction to COSHH and Legal Responsibilities 17:30
  • 2: Secure Your Accredited Certificate Today 01:00
  • 3: Identifying Hazardous Substances and Health Risks 19:47
  • 4: COSHH Risk Assessment Process 15:38
  • 5: We'd Love to Hear Your Feedback 01:00
  • 6: Emergency Procedures and Spill Management 16:46
  • 7: Special COSHH Training and Guidelines for Cleaners 16:57
  • 8: Self-Assessment 02:00

• Health and Safety at work 42:00

  • 9: Employee Well-being and Safety at Workplace 05:00
  • 10: Ensuring Civility of Employees in the Workplace 07:00
  • 11: Developing Skills for the Safe Workplace 06:00
  • 12: Requirements of Safety at the Workplace 07:00
  • 13: Health and Safety Legislation 07:00
  • 14: Organising Well-being and Safe Work Environment 06:00
  • 15: Self-Assessment 04:00

• Basic First aid 40:00

  • 16: First Aid and Basic Idea 40:00

• DSEAR(Dangerous Substances) 2:10:00

  • 17: DSEAR (Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations) 2:10:00

• RIDDOR Training 35:00

  • 18: RIDDOR Training 35:00

• Course Completion 01:00

  • 19: Congratulations! 01:00

Why You Should Take This Course

This COSHH training course is a must for professionals seeking to ensure workplace safety while handling hazardous substances. By enrolling, you will:

• Gain a deep understanding of COSHH regulations and their practical application.

• Learn to identify, assess, and control risks associated with hazardous substances.

• Improve your confidence in implementing workplace safety protocols.

• Enhance your career prospects with industry-recognized certifications.

• Contribute to a safer working environment for yourself and your colleagues. Exposure to harmful substances can lead to serious health issues, from respiratory problems to chronic illnesses.

Learning Outcomes

Health and Safety at Work
By the end of this course, learners will:

• Understand essential health and safety laws and workplace responsibilities.
• Conduct effective risk assessments to identify and mitigate hazards.
• Apply best practices to prevent accidents and promote a safe work culture.

Basic First Aid
By the end of this course, learners will:

• Master foundational first aid techniques, including CPR.
• Recognise and respond to workplace injuries and medical emergencies.
• Build confidence in managing accidents with professional-grade skills.

DSEAR Training
By the end of this course, learners will:

• Understand the legal framework for handling dangerous substances.
• Identify workplace risks under the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations.
• Develop safe storage, handling, and emergency action strategies.

RIDDOR Training
By the end of this course, learners will:

• Learn the significance of incident and disease reporting.
• Understand compliance with RIDDOR legislation and its workplace implications.
• Develop accurate documentation skills to meet legal requirements.

Course Curriculum:

Course 01: COSHH Training For Cleaners

Lecture 1: Introduction to COSHH and Legal Responsibilities

• What is COSHH?
  • Definition of hazardous substances
  • Importance of controlling substances hazardous to health
• Relevant Legislation:
  • The COSHH Regulations (2002)
  • Health and Safety at Work Act (1974)
  • Related regulations (for example, REACH, CLP, etc.)
• Employer and Employee Responsibilities
  • Employer duties (risk assessment, control measures, training, etc.)
  • Employee duties (following procedures, reporting incidents, using PPE)
• Consequences of Non-Compliance:
  • Fines, legal action, and implications for workplace health and safety

Lecture 2: Identifying Hazardous Substances and Health Risks

• Types of Hazardous Substances:
  • Chemicals (for example, solvents, acids, cleaning products)
  • Biological agents (for example, bacteria, fungi, viruses)
  • Dusts and fumes (for example, silica, welding fumes, wood dust)
  • Gases and vapours (for example, carbon monoxide, chlorine)
• Routes of Exposure:
  • Inhalation, skin contact, ingestion, injection
• Health Effects:
  • Acute and chronic health effects (for example, respiratory issues, skin conditions, cancer)
  • Short-term vs. long-term exposure
  • Specific risks (for example, carcinogens, mutagens, and reproductive toxins)
• Chemical Hazard Labels and Safety Data Sheets (SDS):
  • Understanding hazard pictograms
  • Reading and interpreting SDS information

Lecture 3: COSHH Risk Assessment Process

• What is a Risk Assessment?
  • Definition and purpose
  • Legal requirements for risk assessment
• 5 Steps of a COSHH Risk Assessment:
  • Step 1: Identify the hazards
  • Step 2: Determine who might be harmed and how
  • Step 3: Evaluate the risks and decide on precautions
  • Step 4: Record findings and implement controls
  • Step 5: Review and update the assessment
• Assessing Levels of Exposure:
  • Frequency, duration, and severity of exposure
  • Monitoring and air sampling techniques
• Prioritising Hazards:
  • High-risk vs. low-risk substances

Lecture 4: Emergency Procedures and Spill Management

• Emergency Action Plans:
  • Procedures for dealing with exposure incidents (for example, eye contact, inhalation, ingestion)
  • Evacuation and first-aid procedures
  • Importance of emergency equipment (for example, eyewash stations, spill kits)
• Spill Management Procedures:
  • Safe clean-up of hazardous spills
  • Containment methods (for example, absorbents, barriers)
  • Disposal of contaminated materials
• Fire Safety:
  • Flammable and explosive substances
  • Fire-fighting procedures for chemical fires
• Reporting Incidents:
  • Internal and external reporting requirements
  • RIDDOR (Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations)

Lecture 5: Special COSHH Training and Guidelines for Cleaners

• Understanding COSHH and Its Importance for Cleaners

• COSHH For Cleaners
• The Importance of COSHH for Cleaners

• Common Hazardous Substances in Cleaning

• Types of Hazardous Cleaning Substances
• Routes of Exposure

• COSHH Risk Assessment for Cleaning Tasks

• Steps in Conducting a Risk Assessment
• Practical Application for Cleaners

• Safe Handling and Storage of Cleaning Chemicals

• Handling Cleaning Chemicals Safely
• Storage of Cleaning Chemicals

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Cleaners

• Types of PPE for Cleaners
• Using PPE Correctly

• Spill Management and Emergency Procedures

• Spill Response Procedures
• Emergency Procedures for Exposure
• Reporting Incidents

Course 02: Health and Safety at Work

Course 03: Basic First Aid

Course 04: DSEAR (Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations) Training

Course 05: RIDDOR (Reporting of Injuries, Diseases, and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations) Training

This COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) Training course is ideal for:

• Cleaners working in various environments such as offices, hospitals, schools, and industrial settings.
• Employers who are responsible for the health and safety of cleaning staff.
• Health and safety officers looking to gain a deeper understanding of handling hazardous substances.
• Anyone involved in the cleaning industry looking to comply with legal health and safety standards.

This course has no formal prerequisites. However, it is recommended that participants:

• Have basic knowledge of the cleaning industry.
• Are familiar with their work environment and the substances they might be using.
• Have an understanding of basic health and safety practices.

• Cleaner/Supervisor: £18,000 - £25,000 per year.
• Health and Safety Officer: £25,000 - £40,000 per year.
• Compliance and Risk Manager: £30,000 - £45,000 per year.
• Occupational Health and Safety Consultant: £35,000 - £50,000 per year.

However, these can vary depending on factors such as location, experience, employer, and the specific sector.