Workplace safety posters
Chemical handling and COSHH posters
Cleaning products, solvents and workshop chemicals are part of many jobs, and a few good habits make them safer to use.
4 free chemical handling and coshh posters
A4 and A3 PDFs. Ink-light copies print with much less colour.
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Five habits for handling chemicals
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Chemical spill response
Download the whole set
All 4 posters in A4 and A3 PDF, with the ink-light versions, in one ZIP file (357 KB).
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How to use them
- Put the five habits poster where chemicals are stored or mixed.
- Display the do and avoid poster at the sink or cleaning cupboard.
- Use the key terms poster in inductions and toolbox talks.
- Hang the spill poster near the spill kit and write in who to tell.
- Choose the ink-light version of the do and avoid poster for cheap printing.
About these posters
These four free printable posters give general COSHH awareness: five habits for handling chemicals, a do and avoid list, plain-English key terms such as hazard, risk and safety data sheet, and a simple spill response with a write-in box for your own contacts. They suit workshops, cleaning teams, labs, garages and facilities teams. They are reminders to sit alongside your own assessments and training. Download A4 or A3 PDFs, or the whole set as a ZIP.
Questions
Does this meet COSHH requirements?
These posters are awareness reminders only. They do not replace your own assessments, safety data sheets, training or procedures. Check the HSE website for guidance on your workplace.
Where do I find a safety data sheet?
Your supplier provides one for each hazardous product, often on their website or on request. Keep copies where staff can reach them.
Do the posters show hazard symbols?
No. We have not copied official hazard pictograms. Use the labels on your products and your own signage alongside these posters.
Can I add our own spill procedure?
Yes. Write contacts into the box on the spill poster and keep your full procedure next to it.
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