SSIP accreditation documents

The documents the assessor expects.
Not the templates they reject.

You have been told you need CHAS to quote for the job. The deadline is real and the contract has a value on it. AssessorReady packs give you the exact document set an assessor reviews for your trade, ready to personalise in an evening.

Get the electrician pack · £95 or read the free guides

Assessment recordRef AR-E1

Health and safety policyPOL-01 · signed and datedPASS

Risk assessments and method statementsRAMS-01 to RAMS-05PASS

COSHH assessmentsCOSHH-01 to COSHH-03PASS

Training and competence matrixTCM-01 · with registersPASS

Your business detailsan evening with the amber promptsYOURS TO ADD

PASS
FIRST SUBMISSION

Issue 1.0 · July 2026Written by chartered H&S practitionersMapped to the CHAS Standard£95 once, no subscription

Why contractors buy the pack

Written for your trade, not "all contractors"An electrician's risk profile is not a roofer's. Assessors notice when your paperwork could belong to anyone.

Mapped to what gets checkedEach document states which assessment area it answers, so nothing is missing when you submit.

Personalisation prompts built inAssessors reject paperwork that looks downloaded. Amber prompts show you every line that must be yours.

Chartered practitioner authorshipWritten and reviewed by chartered UK health and safety professionals. No AI mush, no recycled 2009 templates.

First pack available

Electrician CHAS pack

Health and safety policy, five electrical RAMS, COSHH assessments, training matrix and the record templates a CHAS Standard assessment asks for.

£95

One payment. Yours for good. Word-ready.

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Why trade-specific matters

The single most common reason a CHAS application is referred back is documentation that does not reflect the applicant's actual business. Assessors read hundreds of submissions. A generic policy with the company name pasted in is spotted in seconds. What passes is paperwork that names your people, your activities and your controls. Our packs are built so that the trade-specific substance is already right, and everything personal to your business is clearly flagged for you to complete.

Health and safety documents laid out on a desk, the top sheet stamped PASS in green ink — The standard: paperwork an assessor signs off first time

Free guides

What is CHAS accreditation?What it is, who asks for it and whether you need it.

CHAS document checklistEvery document to have ready before you start the application.

Why CHAS applications failThe referral reasons assessors see again and again.

All guidesThe full library.

Common questions

What does AssessorReady sell?

Trade-specific health and safety document packs for UK contractors applying for SSIP accreditations such as CHAS. Each pack contains the policy, risk assessments, method statements and records an assessor expects to see, with clear prompts showing where to personalise them.

Are these generic templates?

No. Generic downloaded templates are the most common reason applications get referred. Every AssessorReady document is written for one trade, and every section that must reflect your own business is flagged so you can personalise it in an evening.

Who writes the documents?

Chartered UK health and safety practitioners with assessor-side experience of contractor accreditation schemes.