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Method statement - removing asbestos cement roofing sheetsBecause of the risks associated with asbestos, e.g. exposure to potentially fatal fibres, manual handling etc., you must identify the safe systems of work that your staff should follow. What... Read more
02 May 2012
Drilling holes into textured coatingsTextured coatings are usually found as a type of decorative finish to walls and ceilings. Failure to take the proper precautions when drilling into them could lead to dust, which may contain asbestos, being inhale... Read more
17 Mar 2017
Method statement - drilling into ceramic tilesBecause of the risks associated with drilling into tiles, e.g. dust, flying debris, hitting a buried cable or pipe etc., you must identify the safe systems of work that your staff should follow. What to... Read more
23 Dec 2011
Method statement - drilling holes into concreteBecause of the risks associated with drilling holes into concrete, e.g. manual handling, dust, noise, flying debris etc., you must identify the safe systems of work that your staff should follow. What ... Read more
23 Dec 2011
Method statement - drilling holes into woodBecause of the risks associated with drilling into wood, e.g. manual handling, dust, flying debris etc., you must identify the safe systems of work that your staff should follow. What to do?If you're drilli... Read more
23 Dec 2011
Risk assessment - drilling asbestos cement sheetsDrilling asbestos cement sheets can present risks to staff which, left unmanaged, could cause accidents and/or health risks and potentially put you on the wrong side of the law.Managing the risksTo help... Read more
16 Nov 2016
Safety procedure - removing asbestos cement debrisTo ensure that your staff follow prescribed safe systems of work, you should use a formal safety procedure. This document sets out how asbestos cement debris should be removed. What to do?If you're rem... Read more
06 Aug 2012
Method statement - timber partitionsAnyone undertaking timer partitioning work must be made aware of the safe systems of work to be followed. You can achieve this with our method statement.Safe way of workingThis method statement is a written series ... Read more
11 Feb 2020
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
