Health and Safety Documents for Self-Employed Ironing Services

Running a self-employed ironing service means working with hot electrical equipment for sustained periods, often alone. A risk assessment covering burns, repetitive strain, electrical safety, and potentially manual handling if you collect and deliver laundry, a health and safety policy, and fire safety documentation for your working space are all required. || A COSHH assessment for any chemical products used - starch sprays, stain removers, fabric treatments - completes the core compliance picture alongside a skin dermatitis prevention policy covering the regular hand contact involved in handling laundry and using fabric treatments. || Having proper documentation in place demonstrates the professionalism of your service and satisfies insurer requirements.

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