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Electrical Method Statement Template
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Written by IOSH and NEBOSH qualified Safety Professionals, this blank electrical method statement is ready for you to download and start editing right away.
Remember: templates should be changed to suit the exact works you are carrying out.
Method statements are step-by-step directions that detail how specific tasks will be completed, including considerations for Health & Safety risks, and how those risks will be managed.
Benefits
- Ready-made resource you can tailor to your individual needs
- Consistent structure makes it easy for everyone to follow
- Reinforces best practice for subsequent method statements
- Helps create easy-to-understand documentation to reduce the risk of accidents
- Free to download and get started with
What’s included in our blank electrical method statement template?
- Areas to add your safe work procedure and relevant control measures
- Space for your company details and logo to maintain consistent branding and professionalism
- Step-by-step process preparation
- Sections for disconnection and stripping out
- Sections for installation, including light installation
- Sections for testing and handover after project completion
Why use HS Direct?
- Created by experts: Templates written and regularly reviewed by ISO and NEBOSH-qualified Health & Safety professionals
- Trusted by thousands of businesses: HS Direct has been supporting UK businesses with their Health & Safety documentation since 2004
- Instant access: Download your blank electrical method statement instantly after checkout, and start using it straight away
Contents
- Editable template sections: The blank method statement has areas for you to fill out your staff work procedure, relevant control measures, handover, and more
- Step-by-step guidance: Each section includes simple, clear instructions to help you fill out the template correctly, even if you’re new to method statements
More information
- Purchasing: The blank electrical method statement template is completely free – VAT is only added where applicable.
- No login details required: Simply check out, and you’ll receive a link to download the template.
- Updates: Whilst the template has no expiry date, the template will need to be updated whenever new legislation is introduced. But don’t worry! We’re here to help.
FAQs
What is a method statement for electrical work used for?
An electrical safe works method statement is usually a required document when companies are applying for tenders. This allows tenders to see your operations and decide if they’d like to work with you. Completing this documentation can put you above the competition.
The method statement will also work to keep your business safe and protected from anything that may happen, as this will clearly define a safe work plan.
Do I need to create a method statement for every task in a project?
Not all tasks need a method statement – they’re usually reserved for high-risk projects, where a clear step-by-step process is needed so everyone’s on the same page.
Who is responsible for creating an electrical method statement?
Method statements should be completed by a competent person – usually the project manager, employer, or other person in control of the work. However, they need to know the processes and risks involved.
How often do I need to review method statements created using this template?
We’re here to cut down on admin time, but we’d still recommend that you update your electrical method statement so it’s appropriate for the task at hand.
If there have been changes to your task or working practices, you’ll need to do a full review so nothing gets missed, and your team stays fully protected.
Do I need an electrical risk assessment to go alongside this template?
Yes – risk assessments are a legal requirement which inform how your method statement should be written.







