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MYMESS PTY.LTD. T/A. Moran's Electrical & Security. ACN # 630 656 978 ABN # 96630656978. M/L# 000100597.

SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENTS/Safe Work Procedure

SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENTS

Take 5 safety program We take the safety of our contractors and customers very seriously. WH&S is everyone’s responsibility, and we must all have Safety at the front of our minds.

Take 5 is a safety program that aims to inform employees and their workers about the potential hazards in the workplace and the best preventive measures. While a formal risk assessment procedure is still necessary, it helps to take time and review a particular job. All workers will do this. Stop and take five minutes before they start working.

STOP, LOOK & LISTEN

Start right and you’ll finish the job safely and successfully. Employees should always take time to observe their work area before performing any job. This will help them focus on what they have to do and spot potential problems that may hinder them from completing the work efficiently.

REVIEW THE TASK

Workers should always think about the processes involved in carrying out a particular task. This will remind them about the important steps and effective ways to finish the job. It will allow them to identify the right tools and techniques to use and prepare them beforehand.



IDENTIFY THE RISKS

Occupational safety risks include those that are already present in the workplace and those that may arise during operations.

MANAGE THE RISKS

As a safety measure, employees should not start working if there are potential hazards in the work area. They must report to their supervisor or team leader, who will then review the risks and take necessary action.

GET STARTED AND COMPLETE THE JSA & SWMS USING WHAT YOU HAVE NOTICED DURING YOUR TAKE FIVE SAFETY CHECK

After you have successfully documented and implemented the required preventive measures, it’s time to commence the task. Workers should always perform their jobs with caution to avoid accidents. After completing the task, they must assess the quality of their work and leave the work area in order.

We request that all safety documentation is completed and forwarded to our office with your invoice. Failure to do so will result in delays in payment.

If you have any questions regarding this document or how to implement this documentation please call 0406164613 and we will provide training.



Submitted

By:

Site Supervisor Signature Date : / /



Project Details

Project Name: Project Address: Clients Representative: Project Job Number: Project Manager: Clients Representative: Contact Number:

Scope Of Works:

Please print and sign your name below to acknowledge that you have read, understood and adhere to the conditions outlined in this SWMS document In addition to the Primary Contractor / Customers WHS documentation.

Name Signature



CONTACT DETAILS

Contacts Name Phone No.

Site Supervisor:

Project Manager:

Site First Aid Officer:

Office: Moran’s Electrical & Security +61 (0) 406 164 613

Emergency Services: Police / Fire / Ambulance 000

Work Cover: Work Cover Authority NSW 13 10 50

SAFETY FIRST MORAN’S ELECTRICAL & SECURITY shall identify, provide and maintain the facilities it needs to achieve the conformity of service, including:

Checking of site facilities for adequacy of amenities and safety for its personnel

Facilities for administration employees that would also include adequacy of amenities and safety

Equipment, hardware and software, also with adequate safety and improvement along with adequate training for the use of facil ities as required

The supporting services and reliance of adequate staffing to facilitate during absence of personnel MORAN’S ELECTRICAL & SECURITY shall determine and manage the human and physical factors of the work environment needed to achieve conformity of its services.

All Project Managers must ensure that work sites have all the necessary facilities and safety requirements for their employees to work and use. It is the total responsibility of ALL Project Managers to ensure adequacy of all requirements on all working areas and the provision of appropriate

amenities as required.



INCIDENT / HAZARD PLANNING & RESPONSE An incident is an unplanned event that occurs on site which may cause significant adverse safety or environmental impact or accident. Review the below emergency response plan.

As part of the initial site induction, all employees must be made familiar with the emergency response plan. Ensure site safety, move people from immediate area (warning signs, etc). Take any practical steps necessary to contain the hazard or injury – In the event of serious injury (ie fall from heights) call EMERGENCY

SERVICES immediately.

Report immediately to Site Project Manager, Site Supervisor and First Aid Officer. Notify the client’s project manager (or delegated representative) and the relevant authorities. Complete Incident Report Form.

All lost time injuries, incidents and dangerous occurrences will be reported immediately by the person in charge at time of occurrence. Reporting of an incident/accident followed by an investigation should be made on the appropriate Incident or Hazard Report Form. The level of investigation will be determined by the site safety person in-charge at time of occurrence. All accidents must be reported within the hour to the supervisor or project manager.

FALL ARREST EMERGENCY RECOVERY PLAN In the event of an incident, the main key is to minimise the length of time the worker is suspended.

Only personnel trained in emergency decent features of EXP and suspension trauma can assist in the event of an incident

Precautions to avoid an incident are: Only personnel who have completed approved EWP training are authorised to operate boom lift/scissor lift/working platform (trained in

emergency decent and suspension trauma) The operator must inspect the harness for damage to webbing, buckles and hooks The operator must ensure the fall-arrest harness is correctly fitted before works commence When attaching lanyard to approved anchor point ensure the lanyard must not exceed 1.8m and the anchor point is capable of sustaining

1529kg force At all times designate a EWP trained worker to keep elevated workers under constant observation whilst works are in progress.



PLANT & EQUIPMENT BARRIERS

Barriers are to be setup where the working area is deemed to be a potential hazard to the public. When working at heights and with the risk of falling objects. Use witches hats available from store.

HEIGHTS & LADDERS Working at heights and using ladders have a continual element of danger where there are various factors and elements that could end up in a fatal or a major health risk.

For the above reason, MORAN’S ELECTRICAL & SECURITY has produced a height and ladder policy and procedure along with induction and other onsite training that should be taken into account on every occasion where height becomes part of the works.

A Hard Hat must be worn at all times when working at heights.

The Following work safety instructions for using a ladder are to be adhered to: Always use provided industrial fibre glass ladders Inspect ladder for defects or damage before use The Ladder should extend 1m above access level The Ladder is to be either tied off (attached to stiles of the ladder) or secured firmly by another person Set the Ladder at a slope of 4 in 1 (must be angled 1 out – 4 up) Do not climb higher than the third rung from the top Maintain 3 points of contact with the ladder at one time, both hands one foot or both feet one hand, with hands gripping the stiles or each rung when ascending or

descending Carry tools in a tool belt, pouch or holster, not in your hands, so you can keep hold of the ladder When working above 2 metres, a harness is to be worn and secured to approved anchorage points.

If the work area can not be reached by ladder the use of a height working platform will be required; Use of height working platforms (ie Boom, Scissor Lifts) will be arranged by the Site Supervisor All operators must have completed an authorised training course and be EWP (Elevated Working Platform) certified

Strict adherence (according to policy) where the use of ladders is required, project managers must ensure that there is not a contractual issue for height, size and requirement to the actual work/project where ladders may be restricted according to the project contract (contract must be checked for this item prior to commencement of any work).



ELECTRICAL All electrical equipment brought on site will be listed in the Electrical Equipment Register and maintained for the duration of the contract. All electrical leads, power tools a nd earth leakage devices are inspected, tested, tagged and recorded. This will be provided on request.

Whilst on site, any electrical equipment found without a tag of current date must be reported to the Site Project Manager and Supervisor immediately and cease operation of the tool.

Where possible use battery operated power tools, if this is unavoidable adhere to the below instructions All electrical leads must be kept off the ground and placed on insulated hangers or stands. Ensure power lead is kept clear of working space Extension leads will NOT be joined together and all plugs and sockets will be non-rewirable moulded or transparent type. Any electrical equipment will not be placed

on or near wet areas.

Where electrical equipment is hired, identical conditions apply as above and any other required procedures from the hire company as a condition of the hire agreement.

MANUAL HANDLING Before attempting to lift and/or move the object, asses the potential risks and hazards as per below;

Sizes, shapes, weight, bulk, stability, hot, cold, sharp edges grip. Environment Position your feet – Make ensuring they are close to the load Secure Grip – use your whole hand, keep arms bent Keep back straight, arms close to body Lift with legs, do not use your back

The following is the National Code of Practice: Manual Handling indicates that the risk of injury increases when: Lifting weights of more than 4.5 kg while seated Lifting weights above the range of 16-20 kg. (weights over 55 kg should not be lifted without mechanical assistance or team lifting; Pushing, pulling and sliding objects that are difficult to move.

The above guidelines are to be adhered to. Young workers under the age of 18 years should not be required to lift, lower or carry more than 16 kg without mechanical or other assistance and/or particular training for the task.

Ensure to bend from knees, avoid lifting and twisting at the same time.



PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following personal protective equipment has been supplied and replaced when required to control, avoid and eliminate the risk of a potential hazard or incident. Personal Protective Equipment must be used where and when required.

Eye protection (goggles, glasses) Hearing protection (ear plugs, ear muffs); Respiratory protection (respirators, face masks, cartridge filters) Foot protection (safety boots, steel capped) Hand protection (cut resistant gloves) Head protection (hard hats) Body protection (high visibility safety vest, safety harnesses). Outdoor protection (sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses) First Aid Kits Cotton Fluro Vest to warn at all times



SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENTS FOR THIS PROJECT 1. Installation of Main Equipment 2. Installation of Cable 3. Installation of Cable Supports 4. Installation in Walls & Ceilings 5. Working in Confined Spaces 6. Disconnection & removal of Redundant Cable 7. Disconnection & Removal of Equipment

RISK ASSESSMENT MATRIX Incident Outcome Possibility of Occurrence

1 High Probability

2 Likely

3 Probable

4 Minor Chance

5 Unlikely

A Low Small Cuts or Bruises (Medium)

(Low/Medium) (Low/Medium) (Low) (Low)

B Minor Minor Onsite First Aid (High/Medium) (Medium) (Low/Medium) (Low/Medium) (Low)

C Moderate Medical Treatment Required –

No work delays (High/Medium) (High/Medium) (Medium) (Low/Medium) (Low/Medium)

D High Non-permanent Injury –

Medical Treatment Required – Work Delay

(High) (High/Medium) (High/Medium) (Medium) (Low/Medium)

E Extreme Medical Treatment Required

Permanent Disability or Fatality

(High) (High) (High/Medium) (High/Medium) (Medium)



1. INSTALLATION OF MAIN EQUIPMENT

Work Method Description Risk Assessment Risk Level

s

Residual Risk

Recommended Actions

1. Check layouts to drawings and specifications and confirm client

N/A N/A N/A ➢ N/A

2. Receive main equipment on site confirming correct type, size and number

Manual handling A-3

A-5

Barricade working space in public area Implement manual handling safe work, keep to

National Standard weight maximum when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action

Wear appropriate PPE: hard hat, safety boots, safety vest, gloves

3. Check walls, cavities and ceilings for other services and confirm location of any water pipes, gas lines or power or telephone cables

Working at heights Manual Handling

D-2

A-3

D-5

A-5

Barricade working space in public area Use ladders or EWP in accordance with MORAN’S

ELECTRICAL & SECURITY policy & procedure Implement manual handling safe work, keep to


Wear appropriate PPE: hard hat, safety boots, goggles, gloves




Work Method Description Risk Assessment

Risk Levels

Residual Risk

Recommended Actions

4. Fit equipment as required Electric Shock Debris and noise from drilling Manual Handling

E-2 C-2

A-3

E-4 C-5

A-5

When operating non cordless power tools connect to a portable IP33 circuit breaker switch

Barricade working space in public area Use ladders or EWP in accordance with

MORAN’S ELECTRICAL & SECURITY policy & procedure

Inspect tool tag date, when operating keep power cord away from working space

Use minimum drilling speed consistent with effective work. Keep drill bits sharp

Implement manual handling safe work, keep to National Standard weight maximum when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action

Wear appropriate PPE: hard hat, safety boots, goggles, gloves, respiratory protection, ear muffs

5. Terminate cables into equipment Electric shock E-2 E-4 When operating non cordless power tools connect to a portable IP33 circuit breaker switch

Barricade working space in public area Use ladders or EWP in accordance with MORAN’S ELECTRICAL & SECURITY policy &

procedure Wear appropriate PPE: hard hat, safety boots,

goggles, gloves




6. Ensure that all equipment is installed no less than 3m from all infrastructures, including over head power lines.

7.

Electrocution Fall from object Working at heights

E-2 D-3 Barricade exclusion zone during installation Use adequate amount of man power to

manipulate the trailer into position. Beware of infrastructure exclusions when raising

the mast 8. Confirm equipment is secure and installed to

specification Working at Heights Manual Handling

D-2 D-5 Barricade working space in public area Use ladders in accordance with MORAN’S

ELECTRICAL & SECURITY policy & procedure (fall protection at height above 2m)



9. Clean work area, remove all dust and rubbish - Ensure no Environment impact

Manual Handling

A-3 A-5 ➢ Implement manual handling safe work, keep to National Standard weight maximum when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action

➢ Wear appropriate PPE: hard hat, safety boots, goggles, gloves, respiratory mask

RISK LEVELS: (Please circle appropriate Class) A (LOW) B (MINOR) C (MODERATE) D (HIGH) E (EXTREME)




Personal Qualifications and Experience : Personnel, Duties and Responsibilities: Training Required to Complete Work:

1. Minimum of trades assistant or apprentice under the supervision of a qualified supervisor

1. Supervisor to carry out daily inspections of work site for hazards

1. Supervisor to be trained in risk identification, assessment and control

2. Full site induction (Green Card) 2. All personnel to maintain a tidy work site 2. All personnel to be instructed in this SWMS, manual handling practices and MORAN’S ELECTRICAL & SECURITY General Induction

Codes of Practice, Legislation:

Workplace Safety Act 2011, Construction Safety Regulations and Code of Practice, Electrical Practices for Construction Work. Safety Act 2011 Code/Clause: 56, 80, 207, 214, 11.

Plant and Equipment Requirements Inspection and Testing Checks

General Hand tools, power / cordless tools – IP33 circuit breaker, ladders, PPE, traffic cone to barricade public space

All electrical power tools and leads to be inspected and checked monthly. All other plant to be checked 3 monthly.



2. INSTALLATION OF CABLE


Risk Levels

Residual Risk

Recommended Actions

1. Check location to drawing and specification layout and mark out

N/A N/A N/A ➢ N/A

2. Confirm cable specification and condition N/A N/A N/A ➢ N/A 3. Confirm cable supports or conduits have been

installed to specification Working at Heights Manual Handling

D-2

A-3

D-5

A-5

Barricade working space in public area Use ladders in accordance with MORAN’S




4. Install rollers or other protection to clients specification

Working at Heights Manual Handling

D-2

A-3

D-5

A-5


ELECTRICAL & SECURITY policy & procedure(fall protection at height above 2m)






5. Install cable stands to clients specification Working at Heights Manual Handling

D-2

A-3

D-5

A-5





6. Install cable manually with rope or which as appropriate to clients specification


D-2

A-3

D-5

A-5

Barricade working space in public area Use ladders in accordance with policy &

procedure (fall protection at height above 2m) Implement manual handling safe work, keep to



7. Cut any excess cable and seal exposed ends to manufacturers recommendations

Hand injuries A-3 A-5 Barricade working space in public area

Use ladders in accordance with policy & procedure (fall protection at height above 2m)

Wear appropriate PPE: hard hat, safety boots, gloves




8. Locate/dress cable to fix in position to clients specification Working at Heights Manual Handling

D-2

A-3

D-5

A-5

Barricade working space in public area Use ladders in accordance with MORAN’S ELECTRICAL

& SECURITY policy & procedure (fall protection at height above 2m)




Manual Handling

A-3 A-5 Implement manual handling safe work, keep to National Standard weight maximum when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action

Wear appropriate PPE: hard hat, safety boots, goggles, gloves, respiratory mask











Workplace Safety Act 2011, Construction Safety Regulations and Code of Practice, Electrical Practices for Construction Work. Safety Act 2011 Code/Clause: 56, 80, 214, 11.






3. INSTALLATION OF CABLE SUPPORTS


Risk Levels

Residual Risk

Recommended Actions

1. Check location to drawing and specifications. N/A N/A N/A ➢ N/A

2. Receive cable supports on site confirming correct type, size and number

N/A N/A N/A ➢ N/A

3. Mark out route of cable supports to specifications confirming clearance of other services


D-2

A-3

D-5

A-5





4. Install supports to clients specifications supporting as necessary and using correct size bolts

Electric Shock Working at Heights Manual Handling

E-2 D-2

A-3

E-4 D-5

A-5

When operating non cordless power tools connect to a portable IP33 circuit breaker switch



Inspect tool tag date, when operating keep power cord away from working space





5. Confirm tightness of fixing Working at Heights Manual Handling

D-2

A-3

D-5

A-5





6. Install cable supports Struck by Falling Objects Working at Heights Manual Handling

D-2

D-2

A-3

D-5

D-5

A-5




Wear appropriate PPE: hard hat, safety boots, goggles, gloves, safety vest


Manual Handling

A-3 A-5 Implement manual handling safe work, keep to National Standard weight maximum when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action

Wear appropriate PPE: hard hat, safety boots, goggles, gloves, respiratory mask




3. INSTALLATION OF CABLE SUPPORTS













4. CONDUIT INSTALLATION IN WALLS & CEILINGS Work Method Description Risk Assessment Risk

Levels Residual Risk

Recommended Actions

1. Check layout and mark out. N/A N/A N/A ➢ N/A

2. Secure fixings and supports. Electric Shock Working at Heights Debris and noise from drilling Manual Handling

E-2 D-2

C-2

A-3

E-4 D-5

C-5

A-5

➢ When operating non cordless power tools connect to a portable IP33 circuit breaker switch

➢ Barricade working space in public area ➢ Use ladders or EWP in accordance with MORAN’S

ELECTRICAL & SECURITY policy & procedure ➢ Inspect tool tag date, when operating keep power cord

away from working space ➢ Use minimum drilling speed consistent with effective work.

Keep drill bits sharp ➢ Implement manual handling safe work, keep to National

Standard weight maximum when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action

➢ Wear appropriate PPE: hard hat, safety boots, goggles, gloves, respiratory protection, ear muffs


Manual Handling A-5 A-5 ➢ Implement manual handling safe work, keep to National Standard weight maximum when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action

➢ Wear appropriate PPE: hard hat, safety boots, goggles, gloves, respiratory mask




4. CONDUIT INSTALLATION IN WALLS & CEILINGS









General Hand tools, power / cordless tools – IP33 circuit breaker, ladders, PPE, traffic cones to barricade public space




5. WORKING IN CONFINED SPACES


Risk Levels

Residual Risk

Recommended Actions

1. Check location to drawing and reference to N/A N/A N/A ➢ N/A

2. Check for access to riser and have clear walking Falling objects Working at heights

E-2 D-2

E-4 D-5

➢ Barricade working space in public area ➢ Use ladders in accordance with MORAN’S ELECTRICAL

& SECURITY policy & procedure (fall protection at height above 2m)

➢ Wear appropriate PPE: hard hat, safety boots, goggles, gloves, respiratory protection

3. Check for confined spaces Restricted working space

E-1 E-4 Implement Confined Space Controls if necessary. Comply with AS 28651995, Safe Working in a Confined Space include:

➢ Isolate the space from other systems ➢ Prepare the space for entry ➢ Obtain entry permit ➢ Carry out the work according to permit conditions ➢ Establish communication methods with personnel outside

of the confined space in the event or a mishap or emergency situation

➢ Leave the confined space 4. Check for adequate lighting. Work

restrictions E-1 E-5 ➢ Use supplementary lighting if necessary

5. Protect all openings to risers (notify Principal contractor.

Working at heights

D-2 D-5 ➢ Barricade working space in public area ➢ Use ladders in accordance with MORAN’S ELECTRICAL

& SECURITY procedure (fall protection at height above 2m)

➢ All risers to be adequately protected RISK LEVELS (As per Risk Assessment Matrix)

A (LOW) B (MINOR) C (MODERATE) D (HIGH) E (EXTREME)



5. WORKING IN CONFINED SPACES Personal Qualifications and Experience : Personnel, Duties and Responsibilities: Training Required to Complete Work: 1. Minimum of trades assistant or apprentice

under the supervision of a qualified supervisor




Codes of Practice, Legislation: Workplace Safety Act 2011, Construction Safety Regulations and Code of Practice, Electrical Practices for Construction Work. Safety Act 2011 Code/Clause: 56, 80, 207, 214, 11, 68, 72, 74 Plant and Equipment Requirements Inspection and Testing Checks General Hand tools, power / cordless tools – IP33 circuit breaker, ladders, PPE, traffic cone to barricade public space, two-way radio for communication




6. DISCONNECTION & REMOVAL OF REDUNDANT CABLE


Risk Levels

Residual Risk

Recommended Actions

1. Check location on drawing/s. Review the cable route & ensure access is available

N/A N/A N/A ➢ N/A

2. Isolate, test and tag the circuit being removed Electric Shock Working at Heights Manual Handling

E-2

D-2

A-3

E-4

D-5

A-5

➢ Barricade working space in public area ➢ When operating non-cordless power tools connect to a

portable IP33 circuit breaker switch ➢ Inspect tool tag date, when operating keep power cord

away from working space ➢ Use ladders in accordance with Section Plant &

Equipment Sub-section Heights & Ladders of this SWMS

➢ Implement manual handling safe work, keep to National Standard maximum weight when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action

➢ Wear appropriate PPE: Hard hat, Safety boots, Goggles, Gloves

3. Disconnect & remove cable from the switch board Manual Handling

A-3 A-5 ➢ Implement manual handling safe work, keep to National Standard maximum weight when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action


4. Remove cable in section lengths of no more than 5m. This eliminates the possibility of severing the incorrect cable


D-2

A-3

D-5

A-5

➢ Use ladders in accordance with Section Plant & Equipment Sub-section Heights & Ladders of this SWMS

➢ Implement manual handling safe work, keep to National Standard maximum weight when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action


5. ➢



Safe Work Method Statements 6. DISCONNECTION & REMOVAL OF REDUNDANT CABLE

6. Switchboard panels, wall / floor penetrations etc are to be reinstated & sealed


D-2

A-3

D-5

A-5

Use ladders in accordance with Section Plant & Equipment Sub-section Heights & Ladders of this SWMS

Implement manual handling safe work, keep to National Standard maximum weight when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action

Wear appropriate PPE: Hard hat, Safety boots, Goggles, Gloves

7. All rubbish, cable ties, redundant clips, clamps etc to be removed & disposed of appropriately

Manual Handling

A-3 A-5 Implement manual handling safe work, keep to National Standard maximum weight when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action

Wear appropriate PPE: Hard hat, Safety boots, Goggles, Gloves

RISK LEVELS (As per Risk Assessment Matrix) A (LOW) B (MINOR) C (MODERATE) D (HIGH) E (EXTREME)



6. DISCONNECTION & REMOVAL OF REDUNDANT CABLE







Workplace Safety Act 2011, Construction Safety Regulations and Code of Practice, Electrical Practices for Construction Work. Safety Act 2011 Code/Clause: 56, 80, 207, 214, 11, 68, 72, 74






7. DISCONNECTION & REMOVAL OF EQUIPMENT


Risk Levels

Residual Risk

Recommended Actions

1. Check location to drawing and reference to N/A N/A N/A ➢ N/A

2. Refer to SWMS 6. Disconnection & Removal of Equipment Ensure cable has been removed and circuits isolated prior to removing equipment

➢

3. Remove redundant equipment Electric Shock Working at Heights Manual Handling

E-2 D-2

A-3

E-4 D-5

A-5

➢ Barricade working space in public area ➢ When operating non-cordless power tools connect to a portable

IP33 circuit breaker switch ➢ Inspect tool tag date, when operating keep power cord away from

working space ➢ Use ladders in accordance with Section Plant & Equipment

Sub-section Heights & Ladders of this SWMS ➢ Implement manual handling safe work, keep to National Standard

maximum weight when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action

➢ Wear appropriate PPE: Hard hat, Safety boots, Goggles, Gloves 4. All rubbish, cable ties, redundant clips, clamps etc

to be removed & disposed of appropriately Manual Handling

A-3 A-5 ➢ Implement manual handling safe work, keep to National Standard maximum weight when lifting, bend from knees & avoid lifting & twisting in the one action

➢ Wear appropriate PPE: Hard hat, Safety boots, Goggles, Gloves RISK LEVELS (As per Risk Assessment Matrix) A (LOW) B (MINOR) C (MODERATE) D (HIGH) E (EXTREME)



7. DISCONNECTION & REMOVAL OF EQUIPMENT







Workplace Safety Act 2011, Construction Safety Regulations and Code of Practice, Electrical Practices for Construction Work. Safety Act 2011 Code/Clause: 56, 80, 207, 214, 11, 68, 72, 74






8. STATIC AND ROAMING SECURITY


Risk Levels

Residual Risk

Recommended Actions

1. Static Guarding including gatehouse, traffic control, & any other security application that requires S/O to remain in a fixed position for the duration of their shift.

Slip/Trip Hazards

C N/A ➢ Ongoing education and training ➢ PPE ➢ Site Inductions ➢ Torches/Vehicle Spotlights

2. Roaming Security including tasks such as perimeter patrols and fence repairs, vehicle refuelling, site foot patrols, first aid, law enforcement, carriage of personnel, lock/unlock facilities, escort/detain trespassers and others

Cuts & Abrasions

B N/A ➢ Vehicle and site equipped with first aid supplies ➢ Equipped with task specific equipment ➢ 24 hour back up infrastructure

5. Fire N/A ➢ PPE ➢ Equipped with task specific equipment ➢ Ongoing education and training

Bodies of Water E N/A ➢ Signage ➢ Site Inductions ➢ Vehicle and site equipped with first aid supplies

Physical/Verbal Abuse

C N/A ➢ Ongoing Education and training ➢ 24hr Back up infrastructure ➢ Provision of dual communication devices ➢ Handcuffs and batons for approved staff

Vehicle to Vehicle Collision

E N/A Ongoing education and training Site Inductions Flashing Lights Flags Signage

Working Alone

C N/A Dual Communication Devices/Welfare Calls 24hr Back-Up Infrastructure




8. STATIC AND ROAMING SECURITY


Risk Levels

Residual Risk

Recommended Actions

Struck by vehicle

E N/A ➢ High Visibility Vest ➢ Ongoing education and training ➢ Signage ➢

Exposure C N/A ➢ PPE ➢ Ongoing education and training ➢ Appropriate uniforms


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