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Free COSHH Register Template (UK) — PDF & Excel

Every hazardous substance on site, its safety data sheet and its assessment date — in one register your HSE inspector can follow.

Free COSHH Register Template (UK) — PDF & Excel

COSHH compliance starts with knowing what hazardous substances you have. This register template gives you a one-line-per-substance inventory — and if you employ 5 or more people, the law requires your assessment findings to be written down.

⬇ Download PDF (print-ready)⬇ Download Excel (editable)

Free for use within your organisation. No sign-up required — if it saves you time, a link back to this page is always appreciated.

What's in the template

  • Substance register — product, supplier, hazard class, where used and stored, SDS on file, assessment and review dates
  • Assessment summary sheet — who's at risk and the key controls, one line per substance

How to use it

Walk the site and list everything with a hazard pictogram on the label — cleaning chemicals count, and they're the most commonly missed. Ask suppliers for current safety data sheets, then record the assessment date and set a review date. Re-assess whenever you change product or process.

The 5-employee rule

Under 5 employees you must still do COSHH assessments — you just aren't required to write them down (though you'd struggle to prove them otherwise). Full explanation: COSHH assessment records: what UK employers must keep.

Sources

hse.gov.ukHSE — COSHHlegislation.gov.ukCOSHH Regulations 2002

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