CO SHH training. Has anyone got any ideas on how we can relate the findings of our co shh assessments to our employees. We have assessed around 150 chemicals they range from high to low risk should we give a few examples and then tell the employees to make them selves aware with the rest of the contents of the file.Any ideas would be welcome.

Thank you for the reply. We are an engineering company not every one would use all the substances but these can range from engine oils to paints / thinners / fluxes / adhesives / cleaning products etc.and over the course of the week they my have processes in which they need to use more than one of these chemicals. Some are used in very small amounts others in larger quantity's

There is no need for them to read the file (and incidentally, reading a file is hardly the same as being trained). They do need to know about the main hazards and how to work safely with the chemicals. So just summarise the important information and instructions that have come out of the assessments (use this product in preference to that one, this chemical is a skin sensitiser, add the acid to the water not the water to the acid, this is the PPE you need for this task, this is what you should do if you spill something, etc) and convey that. Or is this information already available in another form, eg a procedures manual?