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The COSHH Risk Assessment is a crucial document required under Indonesian workplace safety regulations, particularly Government Regulation No. 50 of 2012 and hazardous materials (B3) regulations. This assessment must be completed whenever hazardous substances are present in the workplace, whether in manufacturing, laboratory, or service environments. The document serves multiple purposes: ensuring legal compliance, protecting worker health and safety, establishing control measures, and creating emergency response protocols. It must be regularly reviewed and updated, especially when processes change or new substances are introduced. The assessment takes into account specific Indonesian regulatory requirements while incorporating international best practices for chemical safety management, making it essential for both local and multinational companies operating in Indonesia.

1. Assessment Information: Basic details including assessment date, assessor name, location, and department

2. Substance Information: Identification of hazardous substance(s), including product name, manufacturer, and chemical composition

3. Hazard Classification: Details of substance classification, hazard symbols, and risk phrases according to Indonesian regulations

4. Work Process Description: Detailed description of how the substance is used, frequency of use, and quantity used

5. Exposure Routes: Identification of ways the substance can enter the body or cause harm (inhalation, skin contact, etc.)

6. Control Measures: Existing control measures including engineering controls, PPE, and work practices

7. Health Surveillance: Requirements for monitoring workers' health based on exposure risks

8. Emergency Procedures: Steps to be taken in case of accidents, spills, or exposure

9. Training Requirements: Specific training needed for workers handling the substance

10. Monitoring and Review: Schedule and procedures for reviewing and updating the assessment