I think you mean COSHH. That's Control of Substances Hazardous to Health.
It's important to make sure the people working in the mechanics workshop aren't exposed to hazardous chemicals for longer than is necessary. You need to think about concentrations of exposure (one off high levels versus regular low levels), exposure time and how you can protect yourself and your workers.
I know it's tempting to say, "It's health and safety gone mad!", but the fact that there are so few work related deaths and illnesses these days is testament to their good work. I know I'd kick up a right stink if a loved one died at work because someone thought it unnecessary to follow COSHH and H&S guidelines. And the employer would be liable.
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