If you own or manage a cleaning business, chances are you’re juggling a lot—client demands, team management, scheduling, chemicals, equipment… and somewhere on that never-ending list sits health and safety compliance. It’s one of those things that’s easy to put off—until a client asks for your risk assessments, a contractor
If you run a cleaning business—whether commercial, specialist or domestic—you’ve probably already faced the growing pressure to “stay compliant.” But what does that actually mean in practice? And how do you know if you’re ticking the right boxes? Health and safety compliance documentation isn’t just for large corporations or government
If you run a cleaning business, whether it’s a larger organisation or a domestic service with a small team, managing multiple commercial sites, you’ve probably come across the term COSHH. But what exactly does it mean, and why is it so critical to your business? COSHH stands for the Control
If you run a cleaning business in the UK, chances are you’ve asked yourself at least once: “Do I really need a risk assessment for every job?” It’s a fair question—especially when you’re already juggling scheduling, staffing, client relationships and everything else that comes with managing a growing company. The
When it comes to health and safety compliance, cleaning businesses face unique challenges—and we understand them better than anyone. With over 15 years of direct experience in the cleaning industry, working with both commercial and residential clients, our team at H & S Compliance Solutions knows the operational demands, legal
The cleaning industry is one of the most high-risk sectors, with workers exposed to hazardous chemicals, slippery surfaces, heavy lifting, and repetitive strain injuries. In fact, according to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), over 3,000 serious accidents involving cleaners are reported each year, with slips, trips, falls, and chemical
Cleaning businesses, whether servicing commercial offices, industrial sites, or residential properties, rely on a wide range of powerful cleaning agents to maintain hygiene standards. However, improper handling, storage, and disposal of chemicals can lead to serious health hazards, environmental damage, and legal consequences. Many professional cleaners work with hazardous
As your business grows, so do your responsibilities—not just in managing operations and customers but also in ensuring legal compliance. One key milestone that often catches small business owners off guard is reaching five employees. At this point, UK health and safety regulations impose additional requirements, and non-compliance can lead
Workplace accidents are an unfortunate reality across many industries in the UK. While some may dismiss them as isolated incidents, the statistics tell a different story—one that highlights the critical need for proper health and safety compliance. From minor injuries to life-threatening conditions and fatalities, failing to follow safety
How COSHH Could Have Prevented a Serious Workplace Injury Marta had been working as a domestic cleaner for a local cleaning company in Gloucestershire for over a year. Her employer provided her with a schedule, a checklist of tasks, and a range of cleaning products—but one thing they never provided
