Specialist Cleaning Risk Assessment & Method Statement Form
A RAMS template — the task, hazards, controls and method recorded and signed, so a specialist clean is planned and carried out safely.
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Everything the Specialist Cleaning Risk Assessment & Method Statement Form above collects — 8 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.
Risk Assessment & Method Statement
Task / job
Short Answer
Location
Short Answer
Assessed by
Short Answer
Hazards identified
Multi-Select
Control measures & PPE
Long Answer
Method statement (steps in sequence)
Long Answer
I confirm this RAMS
Consent
Signature
Signature
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Common questions about the Specialist Cleaning Risk Assessment & Method Statement Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.
What's a RAMS?
A Risk Assessment and Method Statement — the risk assessment identifies the hazards and controls, the method statement sets out how the work’s done step by step. Together they plan a specialist job to be carried out safely, and document that it was.
Why is it essential for specialist cleaning?
Because specialist work involves real hazards — biological contamination, hazardous chemicals, confined or contaminated spaces, sharps. A RAMS ensures these are identified and controlled before work starts, protecting the operatives and anyone else, and satisfying client and legal duties.
What hazards does it cover?
Biological and biohazard contamination, COSHH chemicals, confined spaces, sharps, working at height, infection risk, and site-specific dangers. Each relevant hazard is recorded with its control measures and the PPE required for safe work.
Do clients or authorities require it?
Often yes — commercial clients, authorities and insurers frequently require a RAMS for specialist or hazardous work as evidence it’s planned and carried out safely. A signed RAMS is that evidence, kept on file and available if audited.
Does the method statement really matter?
Yes — the sequence matters in specialist work, where doing steps in the wrong order can spread contamination or create risk. The method statement sets the safe order of work, so the job’s done methodically, not improvised on site.
Is the form free?
Yes — free with a Fun Forms account, fully customizable, and it embeds on your site or shares as a link.
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