Fitting lintels Method Statement

This method statement for fitting lintels is available as an instant download.

At the top of the first page, you can enter your company name and project details, and at the bottom, you can sign, print, and date it.

It couldn’t be easier. Once you’ve entered your details, you’re good to go.

You can customise the document to your company and needs by inserting your company name, logo, contract details, site address, etc…

The method statement becomes part of your branded H&S package.

A lintel is a horizontal structural beam used in construction to support the weight of walls or structures above openings like doors and windows. It spans the opening, preventing sagging or collapse by effectively distributing the load to adjacent walls or columns, thus ensuring the building's structural integrity.

In addition to their primary function, lintels can also enhance a building's aesthetics. They can be made from various materials, such as wood, steel, or reinforced concrete, and are designed to match the architectural style, incorporating decorative details that enhance visual appeal.

The method statement is:

• Recognised by local authorities
• Recognised by principal contractors
• Suitable for CDM sites
• Approved by H&S managers

It increases your chance of winning tenders and has been written by trained health and safety professionals.

If the method statement needs altering to include an additional task, such as:

          “Ensure you sign and date the site register located in the welfare facilities before commencing work”

It can easily be added as the document comes in Word™, not PDF.

Once you buy and download this document, it’s yours for life to use repeatedly.

We’ve done the hard work for you allowing you to give people confidence in you, your company, your products and services.

The scope of work that this method statement covers includes:

1. Start of works
2. Fitting galvanised lintels
3. Fitting concrete lintels
4. Finishing 

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