replaceing fence posts

The common defects to fence posts

      Rotting over time when in damp weathers

Ground movement moving posts out place

       Wind blowing it other or other natural stuff

Materials

            Fence Post 75mmx75x2.4m £30 (1)

            Postcrete 20kg £15 (2)

The defects and limitations of fence posts

            Bowing to wood

<          Twisted

            Wood rot

Tools

           Post Hole Digger

           Wheel barrow

           Tape

           Rubble bags

          String line

   
     Stop bored

           Crowbar

PPE

Boots

Gloves

Goggles

 

Risk assessment

           Getting Postcrete in eye

           Splinter

            Digging in the ground

We wear correct PPE. To prevent these risks from happening. To stop postcrete wear goggle all times when handling it and also wash off skin soon. Also wear gloves when putting in the hole and this will also cover form-getting splinters when handling post. Then wear boots to protect you form hitting with the post hole digger. We are working to they health and safety act of 1974.

We are working to they health and safety act of 1974.

Method statement

We first got our PPE on, and then we made our way to the area of were we shall be installing the posts to replace old posts you had on your fence. Then dug out the soil and made it 500mm deep so the posts will hold in place better. After it was all dug out and made hole wider with a crowbar and then we plumed the posts in hole and then pored in the postcrete per hole and add water and mix well will a good consistency and put soil back on top so it looks it was never there and then started to finish any last touches and packed away (plus clearance).

 

Quote

Dear customer

                        We have inspected fence posts and found the posts were losses and moved around too much so we shall replace the hole and make it stronger.

      So we first tock off fence panels and riles then removed post form hole and kept a safe area and tidy work place.

     Them we started to dig out existing postcrete and then started to make the same hole which was 500m deep.

      Then put the bag of postcrete in and tipped a bit of water will good mix and fill back up with soil and leave to set.

     After put all parts back together and then we checked everything was up to standard we then pack away (plus clearance).

Times

3 hours

Cost

The cost of all the materials and labour will be £200.00

Materials £60.00

Labour £30.00 per hour

fuel £20.00

disposing of materials £30.00

Total cost £200.00