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Safe Work Method Statement (SUMS) Part 1Activity: Lasers 3R on Construction Activity:Survey SafetyCulture Sites WMS No:1Review Number Choose which number. Name and Signature:1 John Smith22/05/2015

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How to fill out safe work method statement

1. Step 1: Start by identifying the task or activity that requires a safe work method statement (SWMS)
2. Step 2: Gather information about the task, including potential hazards, risks, and control measures
3. Step 3: Consult with workers, supervisors, and other relevant stakeholders to gather input and ensure comprehensive understanding
4. Step 4: Use a template or create a standardized format for the SWMS document
5. Step 5: Begin filling out the SWMS by providing details of the task, such as its title, location, and description
6. Step 6: Identify and assess all potential hazards associated with the task
7. Step 7: Determine appropriate control measures for each identified hazard
8. Step 8: Clearly outline the steps to be followed for safe execution of the task, including any necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) or training requirements
9. Step 9: Review and finalize the SWMS document ensuring it is accurate, comprehensive, and easy to understand
10. Step 10: Communicate the completed SWMS to all relevant parties involved in the task, ensuring they understand its content and significance

Who needs safe work method statement?

1. Any individual or organization conducting high-risk activities or tasks
2. Construction companies and contractors
3. Manufacturing facilities
4. Mining and resources industries
5. Oil and gas sector
6. Transportation and logistics companies
7. Utilities and energy providers
8. Event organizers
9. Laboratories and research facilities
10. Any entity that prioritizes the safety and well-being of its workers and stakeholders

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What is safe work method statement?

A safe work method statement is a document that outlines the high-risk construction work activities and the safety measures that will be implemented to control the risks.

Who is required to file safe work method statement?

Any person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU) who is carrying out high-risk construction work is required to file a safe work method statement.

How to fill out safe work method statement?

To fill out a safe work method statement, identify the high-risk construction work activities, assess the risks involved, and detail the control measures that will be implemented.

What is the purpose of safe work method statement?

The purpose of a safe work method statement is to ensure that the risks associated with high-risk construction work are identified and managed effectively to protect the health and safety of workers.

What information must be reported on safe work method statement?

The safe work method statement must include details of the high-risk construction work activities, the risks identified, control measures implemented, and the responsible persons for ensuring safety.