SWMS Electricity and Power Tool Safety

This pre-written Electricity and Power Tools Safety Safe Work Method Statement template provides the typical safety controls and possible hazards associated with electricity and power tools safety and the use of ELCB's and RCD's.

This comprehensive Electricity and Power Tools Safety SWMS will form an essential part of your Safety Management System if you carry out work using power tools. Simply add your company details and this 11 page SWMS will be ready to use in your business today!

Electricity and Power Tools Safety Safe Work Method Statement covers:

• PPE
• Preparation of work ares
• Setup stands and hooks
• Running out the leads
• Check equipment including ELCB or RCD
• Preparing yourself
• Perform work operation
• Monitoring work area
• Turning off power and remove plug
• Coil up leads
• Dismantle stands and hooks

Electricity and Power Tools Safety Safe Work Method Statement includes:

• High Risk Construction Work (HRCW) selection table
• Risk assessment guidelines and risk rating calculator
• Step by step procedures
• Possible hazards
• Safety controls
• Safety responsibilities
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Plant and equipment
• Legislation, regulations, codes and standards
• Worker signoff

Electricity and Power Tools Safety Safe Work Method Statement features:

• Instant download link sent to your email
• User friendly, fully editable Microsoft Word format
• Step by step procedures for adding Company details and variable "site specific" information available on our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) webpage.
• Free phone and email support for all our templates

Electricity and Power Tools Safety Safe Work Method Statement References and Standards:

• Work Health and Safety Act 2011
• Work Health and Safety Regulations 2017
• SWA COP Construction Work
• SWA COP First Aid in the Workplace
• SWA COP Hazardous Manual Tasks
• SWA COP How to Manage Work Health and Safety Risks
• SWA COP Managing the Work Environment and Facilities
• SWA COP Managing Noise and Preventing Hearing Loss at Work
• SWA COP Managing Electrical Risks in the Workplace