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Method statement for Conferences and Exhibitions at the SECC Glasgow

Exhibitors (Company) name:

Person completing this method statement


and contact details:

Contractors name:

Date:

Item

Subject

Part 1 General safe


working
1.

Risk Assessment.

2.

Is this a new structure /


design?
Stand design.

3.
4.

Person responsible for


build / deconstruction.

5.

Staff required on site


(build and
deconstruction).
Staff competence
training, and information.

6.

7.

Personal Protective

Stand number and external dimension


Length x width x height (maximum point)

You should complete, and where appropriate add your own notes to the sections
below.

You say and agree that;


The Scottish Exhibition + Conference Centre (SECC) Risk Assessment Template has been
adopted for use and is incorporated within this method statement. It is understood that this
requires completing by the Exhibitor (or their contractor on their behalf) before it becomes
valid.
Yes / No
The design of the stand has incorporated appropriate safety standards and risks associated
with its build; use and deconstruction have been reduced to an acceptable level.
Drawings have been submitted for approval and are within stand size specifications.
The Manager / Foreman / Supervisor responsible for stand is
...................................................(name) mobile contact number onsite
is...............................................(number)
There will be..... (number) of staff / contractors onsite for the exhibition build and
deconstruction to ensure the work can be done safely, including sufficient people to support
safe working practices such as footing ladders.
All staff working onsite will only undertake work for which they are competent to do.
Staff will receive safety information before they commence work onsite, to include;
details on the risk assessment and risk controls required to be used,
SECC Security information and access hours,
Fire, Emergency and First aid information,
Welfare facilities,
Site safety rules and instructions,
Wearing of Personal Protective Equipment,
Reporting safety issues,
A copy of the related final drawings, risk assessment and this method statement will be
kept on site at all times.
Anyone undertaking manual handling activities during the off load or on unload of the

Equipment (PPE) required


onsite.

stand will wear safety shoes.


Any other PPE will be designated on the risk assessment and will be worn onsite.

Part 2 Methods for safe


construction and deconstruction of stands

The following sections need your input; you can be brief and provide only
sufficient detail so that it is clear you have considered how to undertake the work
safely.
You do not have to duplicate work you have already done. If you have alredy
undertaken method statements you can copy them here or simply refer to them
and attach separately.

8.

9.

List the Services required


onsite and how you will
ensure your electrical
fittings are safe before
connecting to the supply.

Outline how you will


ensure the safety during
off load (and on load) of
the stand and equipment
from your vehicle to the
stand.
10. For large structures (over
3m high) briefly describe
the build order and safe
method of erection and
deconstruction and
include the access
equipment necessary
onsite for top work.
11. Outline the means of
raising, securing and
lowering of stand
components over 1.5m
(i.e. manual / hoist /
number of staff required
for safe lifting).
12. Outline how you will
reduce the risk of tripping
hazards from cables,
hoses, stand components
or rubbish during the

construction /
deconstruction of the
stand.
13. Please add any other
safety matters you wish
to include.

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