Electrical SWMS Bundle
Safety packs for electricians are designed to address the safety aspect, identify potential risks, and suggest the implementation of control measures to overcome them.
- This includes recommending practical safety solutions for any issues with safety precautions, such as lack of eye protection or carrying tools without a proper container
Electrical Safety Pack
The SWMS electrical pack allows you to comply with health and safety legislation by providing a set of pre-written electrical safe work method statements.
- Electrical SWMS provide construction-specific advice and content related to risk identification, safe work practices for electrical work and compliance
Electrical Safe Work Method Statement Pack
Unlike other SWMS providers that only offer a generic electrical SWMS pack, Workplace Health and Safety's exclusive electricians safety pack includes the following:
- Cutting conduit SWMS
- Earthing safe work method statement
- Electrical fit off work method statement
- Electrical safety management plan
- Electrical spotting SWMS
- Electrical testing method statement
- Method statement for cable pulling
- Push button test RCD SWMS
- Switchboard installation method statement
- Switchboard lifting SWMS
- SWMS Cable tray
- SWMS Gluing conduit
- SWMS Lighting maintenance
- SWMS Thermal imaging
- SWMS Working in ceiling space
- SWMS Working live
- Test and tag safe work method statement
- Testing RCD SWMS
Saving time and money is easy if you follow the safety procedures and instructions in your SWMS for electricians.
- You can also save time by taking short breaks during your work day to help you remain focused. A little switch does wonders for your productivity
Electrical Safety at Workplace
The electrician's safety pack is a comprehensive health and safety at work guide that will help you identify potential hazards in the work area, assess electrical work risks in building construction, and provide control measures for hazards.
Identification of Hazards
The benefits of using a specific SWMS for each task in electrical work are that it allows for easy identification of hazards and addressing any possible risks.
Assessment of Risks
SWMS electrical starts by identifying risks involved with electrical installations, then assessing them using a formal risk assessment process. This gives you OHS information on how to control them and implement workplace safety measures.
Risk Assessment Control Measures
SWMS for electricians provides risk control measures and health and safety guidelines to limit the risks of electrical work.
- You can use them to follow a logical sequence for risk reduction, starting with the most cost effective ones
SWMS Template Electrical
Unlike other safe work method statement templates, our electrical SWMS are dynamic documents that provide you with all the necessary information to protect your employees. It includes a list of hazards and measures to reduce their risks.
SWMS for electricians focuses on identifying workplace hazards, assessing those risks and implementing control procedures as per best practice hazard identification and risk control guidelines, which includes:
- A risk assessment matrix to determine the level of risk
- Hierarchy of control measures to control hazards and risks
- SWMS steps for the work task
- PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) per SWMS statement
- SWMS emergency procedures for workplace emergencies
SWMS Compliance
Workplace Health and Safety make SWMS compliance a breeze. With a fully-ready electrical SWMS package in your inbox, you can stop worrying about your compliance and start focusing on the good things in life.
- We add your logo, trading and business details (ABN) in the electrical SWMS
- We email you a set of electrical SWMS templates, so you can start using them right away
An electrical SWMS is a good subject choice when conducting a construction electrical safety toolbox talk.
How to Complete a SWMS
When filling in a safe work method statement for electricians, all you have to do is:
- Complete principal contractor or PCBU details
- Specify workplace address to which SWMS relates
- Nominate person for SWMS monitor and review
- Complete WHS/OHS forms used in the workplace
SWMS Records
PCBU obligations require a person conducting a business or undertaking to retain safety records for electrical safe work method statements.
- Risk assessment form to record identified hazards, potential risks and specific control measures
- Change control management form to identify actions needed to address identified hazards
- A SWMS sign-off sheet is a document that facilitates the communication of risk controls between workers