Electrical Work Safe Work Method Statement
 
Introduction: 
Our Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) template for Electrical Work is specifically designed to help businesses manage electrical tasks safely. This template is essential for organisations involved in electrical installations, maintenance, or any activity involving energised environments. It provides a structured approach to documenting the common hazards and safety controls associated with electrical work. Quick & easy to customise to your business's specific needs, it can be seamlessly integrated into your existing Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) management systems.
 
Hazards & Control Measures Covered:
Equipment and Tool Safety: Ensuring all electrical tools and equipment are regularly inspected, tested, and tagged. Use of Residual Current Devices (RCDs) to prevent electrical incidents.
Personal Protection Equipment (PPE): Mandatory use of appropriate PPE including hard hats, steel cap boots, protective gloves, and eye protection to safeguard against electrical hazards.
Working at Heights: Procedures and training for safely working at heights, including the use of stable platforms and fall protection gear.
Working in Confined Spaces: Measures to manage risks in confined spaces, such as adequate ventilation and the use of dust masks or respirators.
Emergency Preparedness: Training on the location and use of first aid and firefighting equipment, along with detailed emergency response procedures.
 
Additional Resources: 
Included with the purchase is a free copy of our Legislation & Codes of Practice Reference List.
 
Key Features: 
This SWMS template for Electrical Work is designed for practicality and ease of use, allowing quick customisation to meet specific business needs. It provides a comprehensive approach to documenting and managing WHS practices in electrical work, enhancing safety and operational efficiency. This template is an indispensable tool for helping you document essential safety measures.