skills · teach

Method & client

A method statement is not a brochure. Course 01 ends here.

Study notes. Not a certificate. Not a licence. Not NEBOSH, PESO, ISEE, or IDE. We never design the charge, spacing, or the cut. Site hours and statutory papers have no video substitute.

1. The method statement as a document: structure, evidence, what a competent person signs.

   Competent person is a legal meaning. Name them.

   8 h · teach

2. Explaining risk to a non-technical client without either terrifying or falsely reassuring them.

   One sentence the client can repeat. No theatre. No false calm.

   6 h · teach

3. Neighbour and community engagement before a blast.

   Before the first hit. Limit, hours, a name they can call.

   5 h · teach

4. Working with the client's structural engineer as a peer.

   Bring facts. Not a pretty clip.

   5 h · teach

5. Regulator and inspector relationships.

   The folder is ready. Charm is not a control.

   4 h · teach

6. Media handling on a blast day — and on an incident day.

   One named voice. Facts.

   4 h · teach

7. Visual communication: plans, 3D, simulation, video. This is your differentiator; most competitors show a sketch.

   A plan and a study we ran — not a cinematic collapse as a method.

   5 h · teach

8. Writing that survives a dispute: contemporaneous, factual, dated, no adjectives.

   Dated, factual, no adjectives. DemDesk, same day.

   3 h · teach