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The document is a Risk Assessment and Method Statement for the replacement of an Air Handling Unit (AHU) at a specified building site. It outlines client responsibilities, personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements, emergency contacts, detailed work procedures, tools and materials needed, training and competence of personnel, and a comprehensive risk assessment identifying potential hazards and control measures. The document emphasizes the importance of safety protocols and requires written acceptance from the client before work can commence.

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Begin by filling in the 'Customer' and 'Site' sections. Ensure that you accurately input the company name and address, as this is crucial for identification.
In the 'Contact Name(s)' field, enter the Site Manager's name. This ensures clear communication throughout the project.
Complete the 'Description of work' section with details about the task at hand, such as 'Replacement AHU on xxxx Building'.
Fill in the dates for when work will commence and conclude. This helps in scheduling and planning.
Review each section carefully, especially the 'Client Responsibilities' and 'PPE Checklist', ensuring all mandatory requirements are acknowledged.
Once completed, sign off on your acceptance at the end of the document. You can easily add your signature using our platform’s signing feature.

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What is a method statement and risk assessment?

Risk assessments make up the basis of a method statement, and therefore, should always be done first. The risk assessment will identify if an activity is high risk or complex, while the method statement will detail how the job or task is to be carried out safely.

What are the 5 things a risk assessment should include?

2. Steps needed to manage risk Identify hazards. Assess the risks. Control the risks. Record your findings. Review the controls.

Whats the difference between a method statement and a risk assessment?

Risk assessments identify and assess the hazards and risks at work and from here, suggest control measures to mitigate the risk. Method statements detail step by step how a task should be completed safely.

How to write a risk assessment and method statement?

Here are the key steps: Description of Work. Include all relevant information such as: Gather Information. Include any relevant regulations, industry standards, and best practices. Summary of Main Hazards. Method Statement. Emergency Procedures. Review and Refine. Communicate and Train. Create a New Method Statement.

What comes first, risk assessment or method statement?

Method statements are normally needed after a risk assessment but before specific complex and high-risk tasks or activities start. Risk assessments are required by law in the UK under the Health and Safety at Work Etc. Act 1974 and the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999.

How to write a risk statement example?

Example: Because the program is experiencing processing difficulties with the wing skin material (cause), the anticipated structural properties may not be achieved (event or condition), resulting in a heavier wing design or a reduced high-g maneuver capability (7.0 g to 6.0 g) (consequences).

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