What is a Risk Assessment & Method Statement?
A Risk Assessment & Method Statement is used to describe in a logical sequence exactly how work is to be carried out using safe practices and without risks to health. It should include all the risks previously identified in the risk assessment and the measures needed to control those risks.
How do I complete a risk assessment?
The Good News
We have over 150 comprehensive risk assessment and method statement templates. They have been developed by qualified health and safety professionals. If we dont have one you require, we can write a bespoke one for you.
Our method statement risk assessment document proactively identify, evaluate, and mitigate potential risks.
The documents cover all the appropriate Control Procedures and Hazards for a typical job but can be easily edited to your needs. This is a ready-to-use document that can be implemented in your business straight away.
You can add your brand and adjust the content to fit your site constraints.
Includes:
- 9 to 18 pages of content
- 3,000 to 18,000 words
Additional Information:
- The document covers all the appropriate Hazards and Control Procedures for a typical job
- In “MS Word” format
- Fully editable – include your company logo and details
- The template should be changed to suit the specific job you are performing
Delivery Method:
Available to download instantly once purchased to your email address, ready to start editing to make specific to suit the exact job you are carrying out.
Looking for additional examples of risk assessments and method statements? Explore our extensive range of Risk Assessment Method Statement Templates.
Review some of our RAMS below:
RA1 – Working at Heights
RA2 – Access and Egress
RA3 – Use of Power Tools
RA4 – Working with other Trades
RA5 – Emergency and Fire Evacuation
RA6 – Working within Domestic Properties
RA7 – Personal Safety
RA8 – Lone Working
RA9 – Contact with Biological Hazards, Asbestos etc
RA10 – Use of Wheel Mounted Equipment
RA11 – Working During Non and Poor Daylight Hours
RA12 – Housekeeping & Storage of Equipment & Materials
RA13 – Young Persons
RA14a – Provision of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
RA14b – PPE Continued
RA15 – Mobile Tower Scaffolds
RA16 – Use of Ladders
RA17 – Use of Hand Tools
RA18 – Portable Electrical Equipment
RA19 – Cartridge Operating Tools
RA20 – Access Scaffolding
RA21 – Use of Mobile Elevated Working Platforms (MEWPS)
RA22 – Deep Excavations
RA23 – Disc Cutters and Abrasive Wheels
RA24 – Installation of Temporary Electrical Supplies
RA25 – Storage of Materials
RA26 – Company Vehicles
RA27 – Working near Water
RA28 – Work near Power Lines
RA29 – Gas Welding & Cutting Equipment
RA30 – Use of Arc Welding Equipment
RA31 – Electrical Work – Up to 415 Volts
RA32 – Cable Pulling
RA33 – Chasing out for Cable Runs
RA34 – Installation of Cable Trunking and Cable Trays
RA35 – Electrical Testing and Commissioning of Equipment
RA36 – Work in Electrical Workshop
RA37a – Use of Step Ladders
RA37b – Use of Step Ladders Continued
RA38 – Mobile Phones
RA39 – Dismountable Camera
RA40 – Mini Steps
RA41 – Small Dumpers
RA42 – Excavator used for Lifting
RA43 – Slinging of Loads
RA44 – Underground Services
RA45 – Concreting
RA46 – Mobile Cranes
RA47 – Use of Trestles
RA48 – Erection / Use of False Work
RA49 – Laying of Flags and Kerbs
RA50 – Minor Demolition
RA51 – Rendering
RA52 – Use of lifting equipment
RA53 – Asbestos Containing Material
RA54 – Disposal Fluorescent luminaries
RA55 – Disposal Skips
RA56 – Disposal Waste Materials
RA57 – Highly Flammable Liquids Storage & Use
RA58 – Lead & Lead Compounds
RA59 – LPG
RA60 – Excavators
RA61 – Control of Dust
RA62 – Fire on Site
RA63 – Offices, Welfare & Storage
RA64 – Road Transport on Site
RA65 – Working in and around occupied premises
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