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Risk assessment in 5 steps, the hierarchy of control, COSHH, RIDDOR, working at height, manual handling, PUWER and fire safety. Every topic has its own page: the drawing first, then what you need to remember. 70 illustrated pages.
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Every page has one big drawing and a box with the numbers, rules and steps you need to know:
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These are real pages from the book. The table of contents is the full one: 8 parts and 66 topics.
You're on the course and the trainer puts up a scenario with dusty cutting work: what's your first control? And your mind goes straight to masks.
Your manual covers the hierarchy of control in three dense paragraphs: elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, personal protective equipment. Five terms in a row, with nothing to hang them on.
In the book, the same topic is one pyramid. Eliminate at the top, PPE at the bottom, a small drawing on every level. Best control at the top, last resort at the bottom: you see it in a second.
Every other topic gets the same treatment: the 5 steps of a risk assessment, what COSHH covers, what RIDDOR asks you to report, the ladder at 1 in 4, the extinguisher colour bands.
Next time someone asks, you start at the top of the pyramid and work down. No flicking back through the manual.
The law, risk assessment, controlling the risk, height and lifting, substances and noise, machines and fire, accidents and reporting, and revision for the exam: 70 pages, all illustrated.
Think of it this way:
Monday morning, a new cleaning product arrives at the workshop and someone asks whether it falls under COSHH. You need the answer before the tin is opened.
You open the COSHH page and it's drawn: classified chemicals, substances listed in EH40, biological agents, dust. A few boxes, and you know where that tin belongs.
Same with RIDDOR, the ladder at 1 in 4, noise at 80, 85 and 87 dB(A), LOLER thorough examinations and the fire triangle: each one on its own page.
Health & Safety Illustrated is 8 parts and 66 topics, all drawn, with a final revision part: every acronym, the numbers to have at hand and how to answer a scenario question.
What you see drawn, you don't have to memorize.
Hazard and risk, what the 1974 Act asks of employers and workers, 'reasonably practicable', who enforces the law, improvement and prohibition notices.
Why the risk assessment is a legal duty, the 5 steps one by one, rating a risk, the record, the review and a worked loading bay example.
The hierarchy of control as a pyramid, eliminate and substitute, engineering and admin controls, PPE, permits to work and safety signs.
Work at height, the ladder at 1 in 4, guardrails, scaffold inspections, fragile roofs, manual handling with TILE, lifting figures and forklifts.
What COSHH covers, the 9 hazard pictograms, the safety data sheet, silica and wood dust, asbestos, noise, vibration and display screens.
PUWER, machine guards, LOLER, 110 V on site and the 30 mA RCD, safe isolation, buried and overhead cables, fire and extinguisher colour bands.
What RIDDOR asks you to report and by when, specified injuries, dangerous occurrences, accident investigation, first aid, CDM 2015 and toolbox talks.
Every acronym on one page, the numbers to have at hand, frequent risk assessment mistakes, the supervisor's checklist and scenario questions.
At the end of the book: A revision part with every acronym and its year, the numbers to have at hand and how to answer a scenario question.
Test yourself with exam-style questions on every topic, each answer explained and linked to the page it comes from, so you know what you've really understood.
The most frequent health and safety mistakes drawn side by side with the right way, so you spot them at a glance on site and in the exam.
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Each acronym becomes a scene from work, one page at a time. You read the evening's topic and it's still there in the morning.
The revision part puts every acronym, year and number on a single page. You go over it the night before, in the same order every time.
The risk assessment in 5 steps, what to report under RIDDOR and the hierarchy of control, printed and kept to hand in the cabin or the office.
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Yes. It doesn't teach you your job: it puts the law and the regulations in order, one topic per page, with the drawing first.
From UK legislation: the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, the Management Regulations 1999, RIDDOR 2013, COSHH 2002, Work at Height 2005, PUWER and LOLER 1998, and HSE guidance such as INDG163 and HSG65.
No. It's an independent study book. It isn't published or endorsed by the HSE or by any awarding body.
No. It's study material to go alongside your course. It doesn't give you a certificate or a site card, and it doesn't replace accredited training, a First Aid at Work course or professional advice.
No. They're written for this book to help you check what you've understood. They aren't official questions from any exam.
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It covers the UK law and topics these courses share: the 1974 Act, risk assessment, the hierarchy of control, COSHH, RIDDOR, work at height and fire. It isn't the official syllabus of any of them, so use it alongside your course notes.
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No more rereading with nothing sticking.
The hierarchy of control: you see it drawn, and that's it.
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