New Electrical Regulations for QLD from 1 Jan 2025
Electrical installations in domestic roof spaces must be de-energised before work begins, or alternative controls implemented where this isn't practicable. To help you stay compliant, we’ve updated our Working in Roof Spaces SWMS to align with these new requirements. Learn more.

Roofing Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS)

Explore our Roofing Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS), specifically designed for roofing professionals, focusing on working at heights controls. These documents offer comprehensive safety guidelines for roofing tasks, including robust measures for working at elevated levels ensuring compliance with safety protocols and standards. Vital for managing risks and ensuring a secure working environment on all roofing projects.

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Roofing Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS): Elevate Safety Standards

Roofing work is inherently hazardous, with risks such as falls from heights, electrical shocks, slips, trips, and falls, crushing injuries from heavy equipment and materials, exposure to hazardous substances, and weather-related dangers like lightning and strong winds. Understanding these risks is essential for implementing effective safety measures.

 

With our Roofing SWMS, you can confidently tackle these challenges while staying compliant with WHS regulations. Our comprehensive templates provide step-by-step guidance, breaking down tasks into clear job steps, helping teams identify risks and implement effective controls, ensuring safer and more efficient operations on every job.

Hazards and Risks in Roofing

Roofing work is classified as high-risk construction work due to the numerous hazards and risks involved. Some of the most common hazards include:

 

- Falls from heights
- Electrical shocks
- Slips, trips, and falls
- Crushing injuries from heavy equipment and materials
- Exposure to hazardous substances and chemicals
- Weather-related hazards such as lightning and strong winds


To effectively manage these risks, it is essential to develop a comprehensive Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) that outlines the control measures to be implemented during roofing activities. This proactive approach helps in mitigating risks and ensuring the safety of all workers involved.

Why Use Roofing SWMS?

1. Simplify Compliance

Navigating WHS requirements is easier with professionally designed documents that align with industry standards.

 

2. Protect Workers at Height

Falls from roofs remain a significant hazard. Roofing SWMS outlines the process of implementing preventive measures, reducing risks for teams working above ground level.

 

3. Tailored for Real-World Applications

From roof sheeting to skylight installations, these documents address the specific risks associated with roofing tasks.

Key Features of Our Roofing SWMS

- Task-Specific Templates: Covering a variety of roofing jobs, including roof removal, tiled roofing, and heat stress management, these documents ensure detailed guidance for every scenario.
- Customisable Content: Easily adapt templates to suit individual project needs or site-specific conditions. Use MS Word to customise templates and add specific business details.
- Instant Availability: Immediate download means you can access, edit, and implement these documents without delays.
- Created by WHS Experts: Designed with practical industry knowledge to keep your team compliant and safe.

Benefits of Implementing Roofing SWMS

1. Reduce Workplace Accidents

Using a well-structured template for Roofing SWMS helps teams manage risks more effectively, leading to fewer incidents and safer workplaces.

 

2. Improve Operational Efficiency

Clear procedures save time and minimise disruptions, allowing teams to focus on delivering quality work.

 

3. Achieve Consistency Across Projects

Using standardised documents ensures consistent safety practices, regardless of the project’s scope or location.

Who Needs Roofing SWMS?

- Roofing Contractors handling high-risk jobs such as edge protection or roof sheeting.
- Construction Companies managing projects with roofing elements, including installations or removals.
- Maintenance Teams performing roof repairs or inspections under time-sensitive conditions.
- Project Managers overseeing multi-trade works requiring rigorous safety controls for rooftop activities.


Empower your team with SWMS built for roofing safety and compliance. Instant downloads mean your safety measures can be in place today.

 

Shop now to take the first step toward safer, more efficient roofing projects.

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