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A method statement is being written for work on a roof.

What is it commonly used for?

Choose one answer.

  1. A. Replacing the need for training
  2. B. Recording who arrived late
  3. C. Managing the work and its precautions
  4. D. Pricing the job for the client and booking the materials
Show the answer and explanation

Answer: C

  • A. Wrong: Wrong. Workers still need training.
  • B. Wrong: Wrong. That is not its purpose.
  • C. Right: Right. HSE says a method statement is the common way to manage roof work and communicate the precautions to those involved.
  • D. Wrong: Wrong. It is about how the work is done safely.

Explanation

Method statements set out how roof work will be done and the precautions everyone must follow.

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