Construction Work Method Statements are required by employers, Princple Contractors and Sub-Contractors on Construction sites across the country.

To develop a Work Method Statement, a Risk Assessment should be conducted, and a new Risk Assessment should be performed whenever the work site changes, or new hazards may be introduced.

Our team of OHS Consultants and former WorkSafe and WorkCover Inspectors are constantly developing new Work Method Statements for the construction industry. WMS's are developed after consulting with manufactures recommendations, Australian Standards, Industrial Relations and other Government bodies who provide valuable information for developing the safest work methods.

Work Method Statements include:

	Air Compressor
	Air Compressor (Trailer Mounted)
	Asbestos less than 10m2 Safe Removal Work Method
	Asbestos Removal - Friable
	Asbestos Removal - Non Friable
	Auger
	Backhoe
	Band Saw
	Bobcat
	Boom Lift
	Brick Saw
	Brick Laying
	Building Site Final Clean Up
	Chemical Loading Onto a Vehicle
	Cherry Picker
	Circular Saw
	Concrete Formwork
	Concrete Helicopter
	Concrete Preparation & Laying
	Concrete Pumping
	Concrete Sawing
	Confined Spaces
	Cut-Off Metal Saw
	Demolition Work on Construction Sites
	Docking Saw
	Drill Press
	Dust Extractor
	Excavator - Large
	Excavator - Mini
	Forklift
	Front End Loader
	Grinder
	Heights
	Hazard Inspection Form
	Incident Report Form
	Jack Hammer - Petrol
	Jack Hammer - Pneumatic
	Job Safety Analysis Worksheet
	Ladders
	Manual Handling
	Metal Turning Lathe
	Oxy Acetylene
	Painting (General)
	Permit To Work Form
	Pipe Bending
	Pipe Laying
	Post Hole Digger
	Power Tools
	Rigging Safety
	Rip Saw
	Roofs (Working On)
	Safety Harnesses
	Scaffolding
	Scissor Lift
	Sharps Disposal
	Tilt-Up Pre-Cast Concrete Panels
	Tipping Trucks
	Trench Work
	Tretles
	Trucks - Loading and Unloading
	Underground Cable Locating
	Welder - Electric
	Welder - Gas
	Wide Belt Sander
	Winch Safety