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Woodworking : Safety Policy

A health and safety policy will set out the arrangements you have put in place for managing health and safety in your business. It is a unique document that says who does what, when and how.

If you employ five or more people you must have a written health and safety policy. Even if you do not employ more than five people it is seen as 'good practice' to have a written document.

 

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