Free download. Word and PDF.
RAMS template for electrical and data cabling work
A risk assessment and method statement laid out the way a main contractor expects to see it. Fill in the job, delete what doesn't apply, send it.
What's inside
| 01 | Job details | Site, client, main contractor, principal designer, dates and the people on the job. |
| 02 | Scope of work | Containment, cabling, terminations and testing, in plain steps. |
| 03 | Risk assessment | Hazards from live working to waste, scored before and after controls. |
| 04 | Substances (COSHH) | Sealants, lubricants, wipes and adhesives, with their controls and data sheets. |
| 05 | Method statement | The sequence of work from isolation to handover. |
| 06 | Permits | Permit to work, hot works and isolation records to attach. |
| 07 | PPE and equipment | What each operative needs before they start, and the inspection records to keep. |
| 08 | Training and competence | Cards and qualifications, and who holds them. |
| 09 | Emergency arrangements | First aid, defibrillator, fire, rescue from height and site contacts. |
| 10 | Operative sign-off | Names, card numbers and signatures, briefed before work starts. |
| 11 | Review and acceptance | When to review it, and the principal contractor’s acceptance. |
Or write it once and get it signed on site.
In Validate Lite, your engineers sign the RAMS on their phone before they start. You see who has signed, and it files itself against the job.
