Health and Safety for Builders, Free Booklet
This Free Booklet contains: Introduction Chapter 1: Planning Approval and Pre-Construction Health and Safety Planning Chapter 2: Site Establishment and…
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Excavation Method Statement
Excavation Method Statement: What It Is and How to Write One Excavation is one of the highest-risk activities on any…
Risk Assessment for working in high heat
This is an extract of our concise Risk Assessment for working in high heat:- Legislative and Guidance Framework This assessment…
Fall Protection Systems in UK Construction: Complete 2026 Guide
Introduction Falls from height remain the single largest cause of fatalities on UK construction sites. Year after year, despite regulatory…
PAT Testing on Construction Sites: Frequency, Rules & Who’s Responsible | Builder Safety
Introduction If you manage a construction site and you are not PAT testing your portable electrical equipment every three months,…
BS 7671 Amendment 4 2026: What Builders & Electricians Must Know | Builder Safety
Introduction In April 2026, the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and the British Standards Institution (BSI) published Amendment 4…
Core Principles of Construction Health & Safety
Core Principles of Construction Health & Safety Effective builders safety is built on three key principles: Hazard Identification Before work…
What are Nanomaterials?
Nanomaterials are materials of which a single unit is sized (in at least one dimension) between 1 and 100 nm….
Introduction to Safe Work Method Statements
Introduction to Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) What is an SWMS? A Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) is more than…
Sample Electrical Safety Checklist
This sample checklist is from our Health and Safety Manual Sample electrical safety checklist Action taken An electrical…
Pre-Demolition Checklist: A Comprehensive Guide
A Demolition Method Statement and Risk Assessment pack is available to purchase Demolition Pack Introduction Demolition may seem straightforward, but…
Responsibilities for Health and Safety
Introduction Health and safety on construction sites is not just a legal obligation; it’s a moral duty to ensure that…
