How to Write a Method Statement

The How to Write - Method Statement course is aimed at: Those whose jobs require them to produce and/or assist in the task of producing method statements in their place of work.. Those who work in industries such as construction or engineering and whose jobs require them to work with dangerous substances, electrical equipment, machinery etc. on a regular basis.. Any employers or employees who wish to increase their awareness of health and safety, enhance their existing knowledge and skill set and contribute towards creating and maintaining a safer working environment.. By the end of the course employees will: Understand what a method statement is and how it is applied in the workplace.. Recognise the need for, and practical use of, method statements in a workplace context.. Understand the key differences between a risk assessment and a method statement, and know when and how to use one in a workplace context.. Be able to create a method statement for use in their own workplace.. Know how to ensure that their actions, as well as the actions of other staff members, contribute towards promoting health and safety in the workplace.. Recognise the importance of ensuring that all staff members understand their individual role and responsibilities in the event of a health and safety incident occurring, or accident or injury taking place in their place of work.. Be able to communicate effectively and with confidence should any staff members be unclear as to what their role and responsibilities are in the event of accident or injury occurring in the workplace.. Recognise the need to monitor the job/task/project to ensure that the requirements of the method statement are adhered to and properly implemented..