At Torney, we provide risk assessments and method statements services to our clients to help them identify and control potential hazards on their construction sites.
Identify and control potential hazards
Risk assessments and method statements are important tools for identifying and controlling potential hazards on construction sites. A risk assessment is a systematic process of identifying and evaluating hazards that could cause harm to people, property, or the environment. The purpose of a risk assessment is to identify the risk level of each hazard and to implement control measures to reduce or eliminate the risk.
Method statements, on the other hand, are detailed documents that describe the methods, procedures, and resources that will be used to safely carry out a specific task or activity on a construction site. They provide clear instructions for workers on how to safely perform a task, and they outline the necessary precautions and controls that need to be in place to minimize the risk of accidents.
Our risk assessments are conducted by experienced safety professionals who use industry best practices and regulations to identify hazards and evaluate the risk level. Our method statements are created to provide clear and detailed instructions for workers to safely perform their tasks and include necessary precautions and controls to minimize the risk of accidents.
Our goal is to help our clients create a safer and more efficient work environment by identifying and controlling potential hazards. By providing risk assessment and method statement services, we can help our clients achieve a higher level of safety and compliance on their construction sites.
At Torney we have over 20 years’ experience in writing safe systems of work, risk assessments and method statements for a wide variety of trades and tasks within the construction industry and are only a phone call or email away from solving your problems in this regard. We work closely with our clients to identify potential hazards; we then make recommendations to reduce the risk of injury to anyone on site.
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