UK construction-safety guidance by the Riskora Editorial Team
Most of the work involved in cable pulling and installation is straightforward — it is the documentation that delays the start date for small contractors. More than half of fatal electrical incidents on UK sites involve work on equipment that was assumed to be isolated but was not proved dead before work began. Where cable pulling and installation is concerned, a method statement for cable pulling is required on most commercial projects as part of the electrical contractor's RAMS package. A Method Statement written specifically for this activity is the only practical way to evidence that the risks have been thought through before work starts.
Example Method Statement
Method Statement for Cable Pulling and Installation — UK
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A method statement for cable pulling is required on most commercial projects as part of the electrical contractor's RAMS package. It must detail pulling methods, maximum pulling tensions, and protection of existing cables.
A method-statement author working in the South West needs a Method Statement ready for sign-off this week — the client will not release the start date without it. They open Riskora, choose the closest preset for cable pulling and installation, work through the hazards already loaded for that type of work, add the conditions specific to their site, and have a draft document ready for review inside ten minutes. The finished document explicitly addresses musculoskeletal injury from manual cable pulling operations, which the principal contractor would otherwise expect to see written into the pack.
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