Welcome to the Contractors Health and Safety Assessment Scheme (CHAS).
We are dedicated to completing health and safety pre-qualification assessments
to a nationally recognised and accepted threshold standard
Need help with your CHAS registration?
All of our assessors are friendly, qualified, competent
Health & Safety officers who are committed to improving Health & Safety,
and pride themselves in guiding companies in the right direction.
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The fastest growing Health and Safety assessment scheme in the UK
With 516 buyer members and over 44,000 suppliers on its database,
CHAS is not only the largest but also the fastest growing
health and safety assessment scheme in the UK.
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About CHAS
CHAS is established as the market leader for health and safety pre-qualification in the UK. It is a non-commercial scheme available to suppliers
(those who provide goods and services) and to organisations (buyers) looking for suitably competent suppliers.
CHAS is a founder member and past Chair of Safety Schemes
in Procurement – Competence Forum or SSIP.
Please go to www.ssip.org.uk or click here for full details.
Suppliers
CHAS isn’t just for construction companies, it assesses health and
safety for all types of suppliers, from care services to demolition contractors, designers and consultants. The aim of the scheme is to save time and resources by avoiding unnecessary duplication in the first stage of competence assessment; the CDM Core criteria.
Buyers
Membership includes the public sectors: health trusts, emergency services and government departments and large private companies who have a supply chain, for example Royal Mail Group, Kier and Mitie Group. Ultimately we complete the initial H&S application process for buyers,
saving time and resources for all involved in the process.
If you think you may be eligible please complete the
request for buyer access form. A member of the CHAS team will make contact within three working days.
CDM 2007
Our scheme fully reflects the stage
one requirements of assessing competence under CDM 2007