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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 - blockworkBecause of the risks associated with building a block wall, e.g. manual handling, exposure to chemicals etc., you must identify the safe systems of work that your staff should follow. What to do?If you're building a block... Read more
27 Nov 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
Safety in bricklayingBricklaying involves inherent risks. Therefore, if this type of work is not carried out correctly, it can result in injuries and ill-health to staff. This applies whether it is bricks or blocks etc. being laid.Managing the risksT... Read more
13 Dec 2016
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
Risk assessment - general building maintenance General building maintenance activities can present risks to staff which, left unmanaged, could cause accidents and potentially put you on the wrong side of the law.Managing the risksTo ensure this doesn... Read more
10 Feb 2017
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 - controlling dust on construction sitesBecause of the risks associated with dust generated on a construction site, e.g. breathing difficulties etc., it's vital that they are controlled. However, in order for this task to be complet... Read more
23 Dec 2011
