For body shops and panel beaters
A panel and paint shop carries more plant and more chemicals than most workshops. WorkshopSafe keeps the spray booth’s checks, the breathing air tests and the chemicals register with its safety data sheets in one place.
Tick Panel and paint when you start and WorkshopSafe loads its starter list: 18 pieces of equipment and 26 checks, each with how often and who does it. Among them:
Every site also gets a hazardous chemicals register, with a line on the readiness list for a safety data sheet (SDS) for every chemical on site. An SDS more than five years old shows up as a gap.
Each booth, mask and drum store gets its own QR label. A painter scans it, enters their PIN and ticks the check; a fail can carry a photo. Visits from the booth’s service company and the breathing air tester are recorded against the same equipment, with their certificates attached.
The readiness list adds respirator fit testing for everyone who sprays, breathing air test certificates, health monitoring for anyone exposed to isocyanates, noise assessment and hearing protection, a hot work procedure with a fire watch, and safe work procedures for airbags and glass.
Waste Tracker records for waste solvent and paint sit on the readiness list, beside the drums’ weekly check and their collection.
Nothing for a body shop. The list is about plant, people and chemicals.
Each line is ranked by what a gap could lead to. WorkshopSafe keeps the records; it does not replace advice from a qualified safety professional.
Tick Panel and paint, add your chemicals, and the team checks the booth from their phones. 30 days, the full app, no card needed.
