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DOCUMENT #: 10556 VERSION #: 1 AUTHORISED BY: REVIEW #: ISSUE DATE: REVISION DATE: 01 MAR 2018

SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENT (SWMS) PART 1

ACTIVITY: LABOURER SWMS #: 001

BUSINESS NAME: SYDNEY SERVICES GROUP BUSINESS #:

BUSINESS ADDRESS: 393-395 HUME HIGHWAY, BANKSTOWN

BUSINESS CONTACT: SAM NADER PHONE #: 0415 683 359

SWMS APPROVED BY: EMPLOYER / PCBU / DIRECTOR / OWNER.

NAME: SAM NADER

SIGNATURE: DATE:

PERSON/S RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING COMPLIANCE WITH SWMS:

PERSON/S RESPONSIBLE FOR REVIEWING THE SWMS:

RELEVANT WORKERS CONSULTED IN THE DEVELOPMENT, APPROVAL AND COMMUNICATION OF THIS SWMS.

ALL PERSONS INVOLVED IN THE TASK MUST HAVE THIS SWMS COMMUNICATED TO THEM BEFORE WORK COMMENCES.

NAME SIGNATURE DATE Daily Tool Box Talks will be undertaken to identify, control and communicate additional site hazards.

Work must cease immediately if incident or near miss occurs. SWMS must be amended in consultation with relevant persons.

Amendments must be approved by ______________ and communicated to all affected workers before work resumes.

SWMS must be made available for inspection or review as required by WHS legislation.

Record of SWMS must be kept as required by WHS legislation (until job is complete or for 2 years if involved in a notifiable incident).

PRINCIPAL CONTRACTOR DETAILS (The builder or the organisation you are working for.)

PRINCIPAL CONTRACTOR (PC): PROJECT NAME: DATE SWMS PROVIDED TO PC:

PROJECT ADDRESS:

PROJECT MANAGER (PM): PM SIGNATURE: CONTACT PH. #:

SWMS SCOPE: This SWMS covers general safety issues concerned with a labourer working on construction sites.

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THIS WORK ACTIVITY INVOLVES THE FOLLOWING “HIGH RISK CONSTRUCTION WORK”

☐ Confined Spaces Mobile Plant Demolition ☐ Asbestos

☐ Using explosives ☐ Diving work ☐ Artificial extremes of temperature ☐ Tilt up or pre-cast concrete

☐ Pressurised gas distribution mains or piping chemical, fuel or refrigerant lines energised electrical installations or services

☐ Structures or buildings involving structural alterations or repairs that require temporary support to prevent collapse

Involves a risk of a person falling more than 2m, including work on telecommunications towers

☐ Working at depths greater than 1.5 Metres, including tunnels or mines ☐ Work in an area that may have a contaminated or flammable atmosphere

Work carried out adjacent to a road, railway or shipping lane, traffic corridor ☐ In or near water or other liquid that involves risk of drowning

LIKELIHOOD INSIGNIFICANT MINOR MODERATE MAJOR CATASTROPHIC

SCORE ACTION HIERARCHY OF CONTROLS

MOST

EFFECTIVE

ALMOST

CERTAIN 3

HIGH 3

HIGH 4

ACUTE 4

ACUTE 4

ACUTE

LIKELY 2

MODERATE 3

HIGH 3

HIGH 4

ACUTE 4

ACUTE 4A

ACUTE DO NOT

PROCEED.

POSSIBLE 1

LOW 2

MODERATE 3

HIGH 4

ACUTE 4

ACUTE 3H

HIGH

Review before commencing

work.

UNLIKELY 1

LOW 1

LOW 2

MODERATE 3

HIGH 4

ACUTE 2M

MODERATE Maintain control

measures.

RARE 1

LOW 1

LOW 2

MODERATE 3

HIGH 3

HIGH 1L

LOW Record and

monitor. LEAST

EFFECTIVE

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE): ENSURE ALL PPE MEETS RELEVANT AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS. INSPECT, AND REPLACE PPE AS NEEDED.

FOOT

PROTECTION HEARING

PROTECTION HIGH

VISIBILITY HEAD

PROTECTION EYE

PROTECTION FACE

PROTECTION HAND

PROTECTION PROTECTIVE

CLOTHING BREATHING

PROTECTION SUN

PROTECTION FALL

ARREST

RINGS, WATCHES, JEWELLERY THAT

MAY BECOME

ENTANGLED IN

MACHINES MUST NOT

BE WORN. LONG AND

LOOSE HAIR MUST

BE TIED BACK.

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http://www.saiglobal.com/

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HAZARD/S IR CONTROL MEASURES TO REDUCE RISK RR

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PERSON

INHERENT RISK-RATING (IR) RESIDUAL RISK-RATING (RR)

1. Reporting to site supervisor - training and Capabilities

Lack of training or the assessment of capability may lead to personal injury, property damage &/or environmental incident.

3H Labourers should make contact with Site Supervisor before commencing work. The labourer should have a:

General Construction Induction Card (white card) Site specific induction including:

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o Health and Safety rules o Amenities o Toolbox meetings o Supervisory arrangements o Communication arrangements o PPE required o Site plans – showing no go zones for

pedestrians o Traffic Management Plan

o Exclusion Zones o Risk Assessments o SWMS and JSA’s o Injury reporting procedures o Hazard reporting procedures o All relevant workers are appraised for

required competencies & for any pre-existing medical conditions if working in remote or isolated locations

Ensure all relevant workers have undertaken training and/or received instruction in the use of control measures. Include: o Working near powered mobile plant o Manual handling o Correct use of equipment including

selecting, fitting, use, care of and maintenance

o Correct use of all tools used o Working at elevated levels

o Reporting procedures for incidents o Use of supervision where required

(e.g. new starters or new equipment) o Ensure supervisors, foremen etc. are

suitably experienced in the type work to be conducted

o All workers are trained in this SWMS.

If working on height access equipment i.e. EWPs or scaffolding, ensure there are separate, dedicated EWP/Scaffolding SWMS and that all labourers have relevant training.

2. Working adjacent to powered mobile plant i.e. EWP, excavator etc.

Crush injuries / entrapment

3H Follow Traffic Management Plan (TMP) requirements upon arrival All persons on site should attend toolbox talk (safety briefing) to receive update on No Go

Zones for pedestrians, any hazards present on that day, emergency procedures and communication methods: o Ensure an effective system of communication between machine operator, spotter,

dogman, rigger and ground workers is established before work commences o Relevant workers must be trained in the procedures involved prior to the work

commencing

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o Ground workers are instructed:

▪ Ensure an effective system of communication between mobile plant operator and ground workers is established before work commences.

▪ Relevant workers must be trained in the procedures involved prior to the work commencing

▪ Ground workers are instructed not to approach mobile plant until the operator has agreed to their request to approach.

▪ Ensure ground workers are instructed on set distances to maintain from the mobile plant while in operation

▪ Ground workers and mobile plant operators are aware of traffic management plan and no go zones

▪ Ground workers are made familiar with the blind spots of the mobile plant Labourers should check constantly for changing hazards while working Monitor work position at all times. Ensure:

o High visibility clothing worn at all times o Do not stand behind reversing vehicles o Allow sufficient distance from plant during operation (allow sufficient room for

equipment failure – such as arm/boom failure or plant rollover) o No work is conducted in established “no go zones” for pedestrians o Alertness at all times. Listen for:

▪ Reversing alarms/beepers ▪ Calls from Plant Operators

o Safety/warning signs, Spotters, traffic barriers etc. must be obeyed as required o Work positions should be in clear sight of plant operators o Follow traffic management plan requirements.

Note: Some traffic management plans may say that pedestrians have right-of-way. Never assume this. Make visual and verbal contact with plant operator as required.

Contact with moving parts - Excavating Machinery.

3H Never place any part of the body on or near machine while it is in operation Never push another person or engage in horseplay around operating machinery Keep shovels away from trencher chain and augers Always wait for machine to work ahead before cleaning away spoil Do not work within radius of extended booms, near stabilisers or loader buckets.

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Muscular stress / musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) - Excavating Machinery.

3H DO NOT: Assist machine by hand when in operation Use tools (such as shovels) to help move dirt from

around the excavation during machine operation

Use persons as

counterweights Walk backwards.

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Hearing loss 3H Ensure hearing protection is worn: o By all persons throughout the period of exposure to noise o It is suitable for the type of working environment and the work tasks o It is comfortable and correctly fitting for the worker o It is regularly inspected and maintained to ensure it remains in good, clean condition o Disposable earplugs are only worn once.

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Eye injury 3H DO NOT look directly at beam wear Laser protective eyewear. Laser equipment on plant must be protected to ensure no workers are exposed to direct

radiation, radiation produced by reflection or diffusion or secondary radiation Ground workers are informed of laser hazards, with particular warning on the risk of looking

directly at beam.

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3. Manual handling - pushing, pulling, lifting, carrying, setting down

Musculoskeletal (MSD) injuries Muscles, ligaments, nerves, tendons in the wrists, arms, shoulders, neck or legs, muscles, ligaments or discs in the back. Muscular Stress sprains, strains, temporary soft tissue injuries Indirect Injuries cuts / lacerations.

3H Use mechanical aids wherever possible. Ensure: o Working vehicle is suitable for the task of transporting tools, materials etc. e.g. van,

utility - avoid lifting equipment from the boot of a sedan o Trolleys / ramps are used where required to remove equipment from vehicles and

transfer of materials and equipment to the work area o Licensing required for relevant powered mobile plant such as forklifts o All operators to be trained and competent in the use of mechanical aids o Use in accordance with manufacturers instructions o Training to include:

▪ Check that the lifting aid is correct type and size for the intended work ▪ Pre-inspection requirements ▪ Safe Load Limit (SLL) or Safe Working Load (SWL) ▪ Positioning of items on the aid ▪ Safe movement of the aid ▪ Potential hazards in the work zone (plant /vehicles/people) ▪ Set up work area to minimize travel distance with loaded aid

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When using a lifting aid, ensure:

o Push rather than pull the aid o Do not pull large loads towards yourself o Do not jerk to get the aid moving o Seek assistance if the load is too heavy or break down the load to make it lighter o Never try to move or push a loaded aid or skid by hand o Use proper lifting techniques when loading and unloading o When going down an incline push, don't pull

Where persons are required to lift without lifting aids, ensure:

o Lift within physical capabilities of individual o Weight of object is known; avoid lifting loads more than 16 – 20kg. o Extreme force will not be required o Object can be held close to body (this excludes large/bulky items that are difficult to

grasp, or hot/cold objects that cannot be held against body) o Flat, even floor surface, short travel distance with no obstructions. o Sufficient lighting o Suitable weather conditions (example: large cement sheeting can be unsafe to lift in

high winds) o Objects to be lifted are in suitable condition (dry, stable, even distribution of weight,

handles where possible, allows good grip, will not block vision, no sharp edges, containers sealed, no chemical or other waste residue on object, etc.)

o Objects will not be lifted up/down ladders o Repetitive lifting will not exceed 30 minutes at a time or 2 hours over entire shift o Suitable personal protective equipment (PPE) provided (example: snug-fitting

furniture removalist gloves, safety shoes with non-slip soles) Where Team Handling required (as last resort). Ensure:

o All members of team-lift are matched in size, skills, capabilities o Number of persons proportionate to weight of load and level of difficulty o Lifts are planned and rehearsed o Person allocated to plan and be in charge of lift – all others to know their roles o Sufficient space to maneuver o Use aids where possible (lifting bars, handles etc.)

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4. Operating power tools

Lack of training 4A All relevant workers involved in the use of handheld power tools must be suitably trained and deemed competent to operate the tool. Training of operators must include:

o Review of operating manual o Comprehensive operating

instructions o Location of guards o Adjustment of guards

o Removal of guards for maintenance work including restrictions on who may do the work

o Actions, including who and how to notify, if a guard is found removed or missing

o Practical instructions on how to replace blade.

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Incorrect tool selection

3H Suited to the material. E.g.: steel, wood, MDF, plastic

Not too powerful for task. E.g.: don’t use larger angle grinder than needed

Sufficient power for task – excessive force not required

Low impact tools where possible Select tools with lower decibel readings.

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Cuts, laceration, amputation

4A E.g. Power saw. Always ensure that the tool is switched off and power isolated before pre-start check, adjusting, changing set-ups or repairing

Allow the blade to reach full speed before cutting, do not force the blade and always start the cut gently

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Ensure: o Blade has fully

stopped turning before placing the tool down

o The lower guard has retracted to the closed position.

NEVER: o Operate the tool with the retractable guard tied back or

the trigger tied on o Place hands under the work piece being cut o Ensure the switch is in the “off” position before plugging

it in to avoid accidental starting.

Stay alert – concentrate on what you are doing at all times and be aware of kickback You must keep your off hand out of the path of the tool in any case.

NOTE: Always turn off the tool when not in use.

Contact with electricity

4A Ensure:

Isolate from power before cleaning or making adjustments Keep electric cord away from heat, oil, sharp edges or moving parts

o Replace damaged cords immediately Never carry electrical tools by power cord Do not use power cord to pull equipment from power socket Unplug tool when not in use Check for damage or faults regularly during operation. Examples, if excessive

vibration occurs, stop using immediately.

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Do not:

Expose power tool to rain or wet conditions Abuse the cord, never use the cord to carry the tool or pull the plug from the

outlet.

Fire / explosion 3H Do not operate power tools in explosive atmospheres (i.e. presence of flammable liquids, gases or dust)

Check that sparks do not enter flammable storage areas.

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Dust 3H Wear eye and breathing protection Local exhaust extraction is provided (if required) Vacuum attachment/bag fitted (if required).

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Kickback causing a piece of material into a projectile

3H Stay alert – concentrate on what you are doing at all times and be aware of kickback Kickback occurs more often with small workpieces Check to make sure the tool is functioning properly.

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Slips, trips & falls on the same level

3H Do not leave tools on floor Remove off cuts clear of work area and maintain housekeeping Power cord does not pose a tripping hazard to operator (pendulum plugs preferred).

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Noise 3H Wear hearing protection as required, ensure it is: o Worn by all persons throughout the period of exposure to noise o Suitable for the type of working environment and the work tasks o Comfortable and correctly fitting for the worker o Regularly inspected and maintained to ensure it remains in good, clean condition.

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Contact with hot surfaces

3H Do not touch the tool immediately after operation, it may be extremely hot causing burns Wear hand protection.

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Vibration / Muscular stress / MSD

3H Provide tools with anti-vibration or anti-kickback features where possible Select suitable size, weight, type of handle, grip etc. Use vibration-absorbing gloves as required (particularly in cold weather) Suspend / support heavier tools if used repetitively Ensure triggers are long enough (approx. 5cm long) to allow activation by several fingers Use triggers that can lock into place for use over longer periods (more than 30 seconds at

a time)

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Ensure handles: o Are cylindrical and approx. 4cm in diameter o Allow wrist to remain straight

o Comfortable grip o No sharp edges o Grip length approx. 12cm

Avoid repetitive tasks. Ensure job rotation and sufficient breaks Do not work in awkward or static postures for more than 30 minutes at a time or 2 hours

over entire shift.

5. Working at elevated levels

Struck by falling objects

3H Use caution when working at elevated levels: o Avoid using tools when working from a ladder o Consider use of elevated work platform (EWP) o Use tool lanyards to pass tools to persons at height and ensure tools cannot fall onto

workers below o Ensure kickboards installed on elevated work areas to prevent tools falling off.

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Fall from more than 1.8 meters

4A Do not work where there is a risk of falling more than 1.8 meters unless an adequate fall prevention measure is in place such as a handrail, catch deck below or harness.

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Falls causing impalement

3H Ensure all exposed star pickets ends/steel pegs and other protrusions are fitted with suitable end-caps.

Ensure: o Correct size for bar/picket o Fitted correctly o Regular inspections are undertaken to check

condition of end caps and to ensure no caps are missing and correctly fitted.

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Slips, trips, falls causing injury

3H Identify all hazards. Consider:

Ground/floor surface condition Experience of workers Weather conditions (rain, wind loads, fog, dew) Where ground surfaces may change level Check design to ensure that the equipment will support a specified load –

or ‘duty rating’. This must be clearly stated on the item Use all height-access equipment as per manufacturer’s instructions and for

its designed purpose.

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Fall from ladder 3H Work positioning. Ensure:

Load rating of at least 120kg Correct size and length for job No damage, clean and dry Secured to work site (base and top) Metallic, wire- reinforced or conductive ladders should be avoided around live electrical

equipment Face ladder when ascending/descending Ensure 3 points of contact remain on ladder at all times Ensure only 1 person working from each ladder.

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Fall from platform ladder

3H Ensure: o Trestle back undamaged o If unfolding type, chains, rivets etc. are

undamaged and functional o Suitable height hand rail (900mm) o Triangular flat plate bracing o Correct size for job (platform level)

o Non-slip treads o Large feet with non-slip mouldings o Non-slip platform of sufficient strength

for persons, tools and equipment o Industrial rating.

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Fall from trestle 3H Trestles must: o Be rated for proposed weight and span o Have an overhang of at least 150 mm and not more than 250mm at each end and be

“locked” together. Example - clamped near the centre span to prevent individual movement

o Have an unobstructed surface width of at least 450mm (two planks wide) o Must be matched pairs i.e. the rungs should be equivalent heights and spacing.

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6. Confined Spaces

Toxic Fumes / Entrapment

4A Do not enter a Confined Space (space with limited entry / exit such as tanks, pits, pipes, ducts, shafts etc.) unless you have been trained and authorized.

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7. Working with hand tools

Cuts and lacerations

3H Ensure work piece secured. Example: Do not hold work piece in one hand whilst working on it with a screwdriver etc.

Use gloves when handling blades or sharp items Maintain visual contact with work piece / tools Direct cuts away from body

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Do not: Attempt to move or extend ladder when on it Slide down stiles Step up or down two or more rungs at a time

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Ensure grip and footing is secure Ensure tools are not carried in pockets or clothing (use sheaths, tool belts, etc) Tool handles:

o Non-slip, good grip o No sharp edges

o Guards or stoppers o Clean, grease-free grips/handles.

If using knives ensure they are suitable for the task: o Correct size for user o Correct size for task o Handle intact and non slip o Use smallest blade required for job o Stable and efficient at cutting required material o Ergonomic handle (no excessive bending of wrists or overly tight grip required) o Manufacturer’s instructions and warning labels have been read and understood o Extra knifes and /or blades are available to use. (This may avoid using an

inappropriate alternative).


3H Check for concealed utilities such as electrical cables, gas pipes etc. before using tools on walls or digging ground Tools are: o Insulated for electrical work (ensure blade does not extend into handle)

o Non-sparking if used in flammable zones.

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Hazardous Manual Tasks causing muscular stress / MSD

3H Avoid long periods of repetitive movements Avoid awkward, sustained positions and prolonged sitting Regular breaks Ensure work is undertaken between shoulder and knee height where possible Avoid over-stretching or using excessive force Consider job rotation for repetitive jobs Avoid working in static positions for more than 2 hours over an entire shift or 30 minutes at

a time.

Where possible use hand tools (rakes, shovels.) with extension handles to reduce bending and need for excessive forearm and wrist pressure.

To avoid rotational stress – always face the direction the fill needs to be moved in when shovelling

Tool handles are ergonomic:

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Non-slip, good grip Wrist can be held straight

Cylindrical, approximately 4cm in diameter Majority of tool weight not supported at wrist.

Exposure to hazardous materials

3H Check for asbestos, lead, crystalline silica (found in concrete, granite and stone). Ensure:

Wear required PPE and Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE): Inspection – P1 or P2 half face (can be either disposable or cartridge) Sample removal / drilling – P1 or P2 half face (can be either disposable or cartridge).

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Slips, trips & falls on the same level

3H Do not leave tools on ground (tripping hazard). Store appropriately when not in use. Sufficient lighting Area clear of debris, cut-offs etc. Ground / floor even, stable clear of trip hazards.

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8. Wheelbarrow Use

Musculoskeletal (MSD) injuries

3H Check condition of wheelbarrow before use: (Do not operate if faulty)

o Handles fixed and in good condition o Tyres correctly inflated o Tray securely attached

Never overload a wheelbarrow or attempt to lift more than necessary If control is loss of the wheelbarrow i.e. it tips sideways, let barrow fall. Do not try to keep it

upright or back injury may result Do not overreach. Keep handles clean, dry and free from oil & fuel etc. When lifting wheelbarrow handles to start movement use the following method:

1. Grip handles with both hands 2. Straighten arms 3. Bend knees – Keeping back straight 4. Lift wheelbarrow handles using power of legs

Do not try to lift loaded wheelbarrow handles by leaning over with straight legs and

trying to lift handles up using a bended arm motion.

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Slips, trips, falls 3H Ensure travel path is clear of obstructions Use planks or similar to traverse soft ground Maintain good balance and good footing at all times and avoid operating on uneven,

slippery or wet ground Do not carry another person in wheelbarrow Never stand in a wheelbarrow to work at a higher level – always use stepladder or other

appropriate item of equipment.

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9. Refuelling small engine equipment on site

Fire / explosion 3H DO NOT smoke during re-fuelling Ensure re-fueling is undertaken in well-ventilated area, clear of ignition sources

o NOTE: Ignition sources include pilot lights, stoves, heaters, cigarettes, matches/lighters, grinding, welding, power points, lighting, light switches, radio transmitters, mobile phones, battery powered forklifts etc.

Material/Safety Data Sheets (M/SDS) for all fuel products on hand Follow manufacturer’s manual/recommendations for re-fuelling Ensure fire extinguisher available and in date. Diesel: Fire extinguisher – Water, foam, dry chemical powder, CO2

Unleaded petrol: Fire extinguisher – Dry chemical powder, foam, CO2. Never use water to extinguish an Unleaded Petrol fire.

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Exposure to hazardous chemicals / substances

3H Avoid breathing vapours or contact with fuel If clothing is splashed with fuel, change immediately Do not siphon or swallow fuel as this can be fatal Do not eat, drink or smoke during/after-handling fuel until hands are carefully washed Shower and wash immediately after work. Wash clothes in separate wash from other

clothes.

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10. On completion

Slips, trips, falls causing injury

3H Clean up tools and secure into working toolbox/vehicle Clean work area of off-cuts Sweep up all dust (avoid the use of compressed air) and /or empty extraction bags.

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3H Disconnect power tool/extension leads from power point before winding up, so that you don’t get a shock if the lead is damaged

Inspect leads and power equipment for damage

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If safe to do so, remove isolation locks/tags and test appliance for function.

Contamination of waterways

3H Dispose of waste to skips/bins provided. 2M

Crush injuries / entrapment

3H Ground workers should notify the Site Supervisor when leaving the site Follow TMP requirements.

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EMERGENCY RESPONSE - CALL 000 IMMEDIATELY. If work is to be conducted on a construction site (or a site controlled by another Employer / PCBU) follow the site-specific Emergency Management Plan. Ensure: Adequate numbers of first aid trained staff are on site when working at heights occurs First aiders are trained and competent in managing injuries associated with demolition until

emergency services arrive All rescue equipment is in good condition, available for use and in close proximity to the work

site.

Ensure workers have access to: First aid kit/supplies First Aid trained personnel familiar with Resuscitation and emergency

response for electric shock M/SDS Communication devices (check mobile phones will have service in area) Suitable fire protection equipment.

REVIEW NO. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

NAME:

INITIAL:

DATE:

PLANT/TOOLS/EQUIPMENT LIST FOR THE JOB (include Type, Make Model, SWL/Capacity)

Relevant Legislation & Codes of Practice

Act & Regulations

Work Health and Safety Act 2011

Work Health and Safety Regulation 2017

Codes

First aid in the workplace code of practice 2015

Hazardous manual tasks code of practice 2016

How to manage work health and safety risks code of practice 2011

Managing electrical risks in the workplace code of practice 2016

Managing noise and preventing hearing loss at work code of practice 2016

Managing the risk of falls at workplace code of practice 2016

Managing the work environment and facilities code of practice 2011

Work health and safety consultation, coordination and cooperation code of practice 2011

Construction work code of practice 2014

Managing the risks of plant in the workplace code of practice 2014

Moving plant on construction sites code of practice 2004

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SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENT (SWMS) PART 2

This SWMS has been developed in consultation and cooperation with employee/workers and relevant Employer/Persons Conducting Business or Undertaking (PCBU). I have read the above SWMS and I understand its contents. I confirm that I have the skills and training, including relevant certification to conduct the task as described. I agree to comply with safety requirements within this SWMS including risk control measures, safe work instructions and PPE described.

OVERALL RISK RATING AFTER CONTROLS 1 LOW 2 MODERATE 3 HIGH 4 ACUTE

WORKERS’ NAME JOB ROLE / POSITION LICENCES, COMPETENCIES & QUALIFICATIONS (add as applicable)

DATE SIGNATURE TYPE / DESCRIPTION CLASS NUMBER

Construction Card

Construction Card

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