SAFETY METHOD STATEMENT
Company Name:
Project Name: Installation of Roofing & Sidings at Proposed M1-Wiremesh Warehouse
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ITEM NO. JOB STEP
1 Check Equipment
2 Prepare work area
3 Start work
4 Joining of gutter support
to purlin
5 Access/egress to Roof
6 Lifting of roofing sheets
to be place on roof
7 Installation of stainless gutter
8 Roof Sheet Installation/
penetration
9 Installation of flashing
10 Clean up of site
Techno-Trade Resources, Inc.
Ciudad Industria, Barrio Bahay-Pari, Meycauayan, Bulacan
Probability of Severity of Risk RISK LEVEL
Exposure Consequences Rating
HAZARD RISK Control Measures P C PxC (Hign, Medium, Low)
Faulty or poorly maintained Laceration - Regularly maintain equipment.
equipment. Soft tissue injury - Check condition of harness, rope, hardhats
Loose connection Serious injuries and other Personal Protective Equipment.
Faulty PPE - Wear suitable gloves, footwear and glasses/goggles.
Slips, trips, sprains & strains Laceration - Work area clear of all rubbish and combustible materials
Soft tissue injury - Work in a well ventilated area.
Serious injuries - Position so that off cuts/hot metals falls in safe area.
- Be in a confortable position-do not overstrech
- Mark any protrusions
- Work with fire extinguisher in proximity
- Use appropriate PPE-gloves
eyewear, earmuffs, safety shoes.
Explosion/Fire Serious injuries - Check power source.
Death - Keep end of welding tool pointing away from body.
Electrocution
Slip, trip, sprains,burns, Laceration - Work or Weld only on the ground.
eyes , fumes and hot metal Soft tissue injury - Do not place hot tool next to self .
Serious injuries - When checking welding
place tool in safe place.
- Turn off power.
Fall from height Serious Injury - Always Check weather.
Death - Edge protection to be in place
before commencement.
- safety footwear designed
UV rays for use on roof to be worn.
Heat Stress - PPE-hi visibility long clothing
to be worn at all times.
- Shaded rest areas and cool
potable water to be provided.
Fall from heights Laceration - Clear of all persons working within drop zones and within
UV rays Soft tissue injury area of potential falling roofing panel.
Heat stress Body strain and stressing - Do not lift or pull roofing panel alone, get help.
Wind lift Musculoskeletal injuries - stop work when wind lift is too great
Manual handling Serious injuries to allow safe work.
Death - Wear proper PPE.
Handling and cutting of Laceration - Clear of all persons working within drop zones and within
Metal producing sharp edges Soft tissue injury area of potential falling gutter
Manual handling Body strain and stressing - Wear gloves and other PPE during this process
Work at heights Musculoskeletal injuries to protect from lacerations.
Serious injuries - Do not attempt to work on securing guttering
Death in windy conditions.
Falls from height Musculoskeletal injuries - Always check weather.
UV rays Being struck by sheets or - Clear all persons working with drop zones and within
Heat stress other flying objects in are of potential falling sheets
Wind lift high winds - Do not attempt to pass or secure sheeting in windy conditions.
Manual handling Serious injury ensure tools and materials are secure at heights.
Death - When working off scaffold ensure top, mid rail and
Foreign body in eye toe boards are fitted
- appropriate PPE to be worn at all times
e.g gloves, glasses/goggles, footwaer
and high visibility clothing
Fall from heights Soft tissue injury - Clear all persons working with drop zones and within
UV rays Body strain and stressing area of potential falling flashing
Heat stress Musculoskeletal injuries - Wear gloves and other PPE during this process
Wind lift Serious injuries to protect from lacerations.
Manual handling Death - Do not attempt to work on securing flashing
in windy conditions.
Poor housekeeping Soft tissue injury - Clean area, picking up any rubbish and
Manual handling Body strain and stressing placing in correct waste bins or return to base to dispose of.
Musculoskeletal injuries - Do final check to ensure all materials
have brought down and nothing is left behind