Information

  • Document No.

  • Customer / Site

  • Site contact(s)

  • Location
  • Conducted on

Method Statement

ABB GPL Motion - Onsite Working Method Statement Please tick all relevant methods to indicate both the customer and yourself have agreed to these

  • 1. Report to site contact

  • 2. Secure Permit to Work and/or authorisation to proceed

  • 3. Don appropriate PPE as advised by site contact and go to workplace using agreed access method and obeying all site rules

  • 4. With the site contact perform the ABB GPL Motion Risk Assessment - if additional risks are identified (e.g. requirement for additional PPE) then carry out the appropriate additional control measures to reduce the risk to a low level. Identify whether customer requires email copy of this statement and risk assessment

  • 5. Before carrying out any new work determine the existing condition/operating state of the system through discussion with the customer and reference to diagnostic tools

  • 6. If possible (and appropriate) backup all software and drive settings from equipment to be worked on

  • 7. Make incremental changes to programs and/or drive settings where necessary - being sure to comment these if possible and regularly save files

  • 8. Record results of any tests or inspections undertaken

  • 9. Record details of all faults encountered, remedial actions and any new parts supplied/installed

  • 10. If appropriate provide customer with copies of all digital media backups on completion of visit

  • 11. Agree with customer as to whether visit report is to be provided at a later date (and agree timescale for supply of this document)

  • 12. Tidy up work area on completion

Stop! Take 5 This is a Point of Work Risk Assessment. Observe your work location & Think through the task you are about to perform.

  • If possible take a picture of the cell / location / area of work.

  • Confirm emergency information requested and reviewed

  • Are emergency procedures clearly understood (fire, emergency exits, security etc)?

  • Is the area generally well maintained, free of obstructions and suitable for the work activity?<br>(If not then resolve this situation before continuing)

  • Do not continue until the work area is suitable for safe working!

  • Is the area of work excessively noisy? <br>[Advice. If you need to shout to hold a conversation you need to wear hearing protection]. <br>If you answer Yes ensure adequate hearing protection is worn

  • Is there moving machinery / vehicles in close proximity to your work place?<br>If you answer Yes, please provide details below & actions taken.

  • Will the task require working on live electrical equipment?

  • Is there a lockout procedure in place for ensuring safe work at times when the supply needs isolating?

  • Are all electrical panels/controls protected against accidental contact with live connections (IP20 or greater)?

  • Enter any other information relating to safe electrical working practises:

  • Is there any risk from COSHH substances?<br>[Advice. This risk could be from chemicals, vapours, fumes, particulate matter etc. Consult with customer & examine specific risk assessments / MSDS]. <br>

  • Is Working at Height required?<br>[Advice. Working at Height is defined as any place from which you may fall & injury yourself]. <br>If you answer At Risk, please provide details below & actions taken.

  • Are there any risks to others from the work you are undertaking?

  • Are the risks detailed above sufficient to cover your activity at this site?<br>

  • Add details of the new hazard & its risk.

  • Assessment
  • Enter a description of the hazard and then use the sliders below to rate the risk.

  • How Likely is it that risk will occur

  • How severe would be the outcome?

  • Choose a risk rating (L x S) 1 - 3 = LOW. Monitor regularly to ensure that the risk does not grow. 4 - 6 = MEDIUM. Potentially serious. Long term issues anticipated. Plan ahead. 9 = HIGH. STOP ~ ACT NOW.

  • Enter details of how you will control the risk to reduce this to a low level

  • Safety shoes worn if required?

  • Safety eye protection worn if required?

  • Hearing protection worn if required?

  • Enter details of any other PPE required...

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