Health and Safety Documents for Craft Fair Sellers

Craft fair sellers often work with materials that fall under COSHH regulations - resin, paints, varnishes, adhesives, dyes, and chemical craft supplies that contain hazardous substances. Where these materials are used in production or handled at the fair itself, a COSHH assessment is required. || The display setup at craft fairs - shelving, display stands, hanging artwork, and lighting - creates public safety considerations that need to be assessed. Ensuring that display items are stable, that electrical equipment is safe, and that the stall does not present a hazard to the public or to the craft fair organiser's other exhibitors are all part of the risk assessment picture. || A risk assessment, health and safety policy, and fire safety documentation are all required for a self-employed craft fair seller.

The making process for many craft products involves chemical substances - resin casting, fabric dyeing, paint mixing, wood staining, and adhesive bonding all involve substances that fall under COSHH. Craft sellers who make their own products have COSHH obligations covering those production materials. CompliantDocs generates documentation from the materials you tell us you use.