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Safety procedure - use of a hop-upTo ensure that your staff follow prescribed safe systems of work, you should use a formal safety procedure. This document sets out how a hop-up should be used; for example, how the risks associated with working at he... Read more
21 Aug 2012
Method statement - reinstating/laying paving slabsBecause of the risks associated with reinstating and laying paving slabs, e.g. manual handling, the use of plant and machinery, working near roads etc., you must identify the safe systems of work that ... Read more
02 May 2012
Method statement - renderingIt's important that those who render walls are made aware of the safe systems of work to be followed. You can achieve this with our method statement. What to doThis Method Statement - Rendering specifies the activities to b... Read more
09 Jan 2020
Risk assessment - floor and wall tilingIf your staff are involved in floor or wall tiling, then you'll need to assess the risks involved. To give you a head start why not use our template document?What's covered?Our example risk assessment covers the c... Read more
16 May 2017
23 Jan 2023
Method statement - brickworkIf you're managing a brickwork job, you need to make sure that those involved are safe. However, you don't need overly long or complex paperwork to achieve this. Clear guidanceThis method statement specifies the activities t... Read more
04 Oct 2019
Method statement - concreteBecause of the risks associated with concrete, you must identify the safe systems of work that your staff should follow before work is carried out. What to do?To ensure that you give your staff sufficient practical guidan... Read more
16 Jan 2023
Method statement - fitting an external hardwood door and frameBecause of the risks associated with fitting doors, e.g. manual handling, the use of handtools, dust, debris etc., you must identify the safe systems of work that your staff should follow.... Read more
23 Dec 2011
Method statement - drilling into textured coatingsBecause of the risks associated with drilling into textured coatings, e.g. manual handling, exposure to asbestos, striking a pipe or cable etc., you must identify the safe systems of work that your st... Read more
23 Dec 2011
