Keep Method Statements and Risk Assessments

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Keep Method Statements and Risk Assessments

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Our method statements are reused from job to job without anyone reading them. Build me a method statement library. Keep one document per task type with the hazards identified, the control measures, the equipment required, the qualifications needed, the version and the review date. When it is used on a specific site, record any site-specific hazards or variations against that job rather than editing the master. Make the document easy to read on a phone on site. Record which crew members were briefed on it, when, and capture their acknowledgement. Add an AI agent that drafts a first version for a new task type covering the usual hazards and controls for that kind of work, always for a competent person to review and complete rather than to use as written, and that flags documents overdue for review or being used on sites whose conditions differ from what the document assumes. Automate three things: a review reminder before each document expires, a prompt to brief the crew when a job is scheduled, and a scheduled monthly report of documents in use that are past review. Two logins: a site lead who briefs crews and records variations, and a compliance owner who writes and approves documents.

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Keep Method Statements and Risk Assessments

Hold task-specific method statements and risk assessments with site variations, phone access, and recorded briefings.

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Method statements are written for a job and then reused for years without review. This keeps them current, task-specific, and available on a phone where the work happens.

What's Included

  • One document per task type reviewed rather than reused blindly.
  • Site-specific variations recorded rather than assumed.
  • Available on a phone because that is where the work is.
  • An assistant that drafts a first version from the task.

How To Use

  1. Review before reuse. A document written for another site is not this site.
  2. Record site-specific differences rather than relying on judgment.
  3. Make it readable on a phone. A document nobody opens protects nobody.
  4. Record that the crew read it, with names and the date.

Brief the crew through site inductions, and schedule the work with field service prompts.

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