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Free electrician RAMS template

A working document with prompts for the site, isolation, hazards, method, emergencies and briefing record.

From the risk assessment9 numbered sections
Electrical risk assessment and method statementHazard rows arrive scored
Site access, deliveries and other trades12 6Contact with live electrical conductors20 5Live work or work near live conductors20 10Arc flash, short circuit and stored energy15 5Incorrect circuit or isolation point20 10

Risk before the controls, then after them, on the 5 x 5 scale the file defines. You review both.

20 hazard rows · 13 method steps · 17 source links

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SectionWritten for youYou write
Risk assessment20 electrical hazard rows, controls, and an opening 5 x 5 score for eachThe scores you disagree with, the owner, job-specific hazards
Method statement13 steps in sequence, dead tests before energising, live tests afterThe actual installation steps and acceptance criteria
Emergency arrangementsElectric-shock response wordingSite address, alarm, first aider, assembly point, isolation point
Reference points17 links, including EWR 1989 regs 4(4), 13, 14, 15 and 16, CDM 2015, HSG85, GS38 and HSG47Your document reference, or delete section 9 if the principal contractor wants only the assessment and method

Consultants advertise £195 to £295 to draft one RAMS, and per-document services start at £29 (anyrisks.com, checked July 2026). This file is the starting point, not the competent person.

What do you change before issuing it?

Inspect the job, replace every edit prompt and remove irrelevant rows. A competent person must approve the controls and brief the team.

What can’t it do?

The template cannot inspect a site or guarantee legal compliance or principal-contractor acceptance. Review it when the work changes.