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Fit-Out & Finishes Method Statements & Risk Assessments
Fit-out RAMS are frequently rejected as generic because the activity feels low risk to the writer. Reviewers see it differently: silica and wood dust exposure, hot works in completed buildings, and working alongside a live occupied environment are all significant, and all commonly under-assessed.
Activities covered
Each document is written for the specific activity, site and programme — not adapted from a template for the trade.
Hazards the assessment must address
- Silica dust from cutting and chasing masonry
- Wood dust from cutting and sanding
- Hazardous substances in paints, adhesives and sealants
- Work at height from steps, towers and podiums
- Hot works and fire in near-complete buildings
- Manual handling of boards, doors and furniture
- Hand-arm vibration from power tools
- Interface with building occupants and the public
- Noise in enclosed and reverberant spaces
Regulations that apply
Why fit-out & finishes RAMS get rejected
These are the findings that come up repeatedly on the reviewing side for this trade. If your document has been returned, the reason is very likely in this list.
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The lifting element people miss
Fit-out materials loaded to upper floors by telehandler, hoist or crane bring LOLER 1998 into play. Where the method statement describes material distribution to height, the lifting element needs planning by a competent person.
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