AI-powered Safe Work Method Statement for electrical work. Covers energised installations, cable routing, and switchboard upgrades. $9.99 per SWMS.
QuickSWMS generates Safe Work Method Statements for electricians across Australia. Whether you're doing switchboard upgrades, new wiring installations, or working on energised electrical services, our AI produces a compliant SWMS covering all the HRCW categories electricians encounter most — including work on or near energised electrical installations (HRCW Category 13). Licensed electricians in VIC, NSW, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT and NT can generate a complete SWMS template in under 2 minutes for just $9.99 — or $29.99/month for up to 15 electrical SWMS per week.
Under Australian WHS Regulations, electrical work that involves energised electrical installations or services is classified as High-Risk Construction Work (HRCW) and requires a Safe Work Method Statement before work commences. Even when not strictly HRCW, most principal contractors and builders will require a SWMS from subcontracting electricians before allowing site access. A proper electrical SWMS identifies the specific hazards of your job — electric shock, arc flash, working at heights on ladders, confined space entry for cable pulls — and documents the hierarchy of controls you'll apply.
Under Australian WHS Regulations, these high-risk construction work categories commonly apply to electricians:
Every electrician SWMS generated by QuickSWMS identifies and addresses these specific hazards (and more, based on your job details):
Your electrician SWMS will document specific control measures following the hierarchy of controls:
Every SWMS for electricians references the relevant AS/NZS standards:
QuickSWMS handles SWMS for all these electrician activities and more:
Other SWMS generators charge $29-49. Safety consultants charge $300+. QuickSWMS is $9.99 per SWMS — your first one free.
Yes. Under Australian WHS Regulations, any electrical work on or near energised installations (HRCW Category 13) legally requires a Safe Work Method Statement before work starts. Most principal contractors will also require a SWMS from any subcontracting electricians before site access, even for non-HRCW work.
An electrical SWMS should identify all HRCW categories that apply, document every high-risk electrical activity on the job, list specific hazards (electric shock, arc flash, falls, manual handling), specify control measures following the hierarchy of controls (LOTO, test for dead, insulated tools, RCDs, PPE), reference relevant Australian Standards (AS/NZS 3000, 3012, 4836), and include sign-off fields for workers and supervisor.
A single electrical SWMS is $9.99 AUD with QuickSWMS. That compares to $29-49 with other SWMS generators, or $300+ if you pay a safety consultant. The $29.99/month unlimited plan gives you up to 15 electrical SWMS per week, which works out to under $2 per document for regular contractors.
Yes. QuickSWMS automatically applies the correct WHS Act and Regulations for your selected state (or OHS Act 2004 for Victoria), references current Australian Standards including AS/NZS 3000, and identifies all applicable HRCW categories. The prompt is updated as regulations change.
Yes — every generated SWMS is fully editable before you download the PDF. You can add or remove steps, adjust hazards, change control measures, update PPE lists, and modify the responsible person for each step. This means you can tailor the template to your specific site conditions.
QuickSWMS generates compliant Safe Work Method Statements for every Australian trade. Pick yours:
Every state has different WHS legislation. QuickSWMS applies the correct one automatically — including Victoria's OHS Act 2004.