temporary 600mm x 220mm Change block design; to improve includes appropriate breaks, fencing. ease of handling (e.g. lighter x 150mm rest and recovery weight, incorporate lifting points Approx. 36kg accommodates for extended or good hand holds, able to be weight. shifts handled and installed with Fencing dimensions: manages peaks in the workload mechanical aid). 2.1m (H) x 2.65m (e.g. enough staff working, Redesign coupling mechanism. (W) with 1.8m high rotation to other tasks). Temporary fencing materials are mesh infill. Team lifting. mechanically loaded and Poor panel coupling Competency based training to unloaded off vehicles. design. workers about hazardous manual Temporary fencing and blocks Difficulty during tasks in fencing erection and are mechanically moved around installation of panels dismantling including: on site. and couplings safe system of work Blocks and fence materials requiring awkward use of mechanical aids and evenly distributed and placed postures and high appropriate hand tools close to where installation is effort. team lifing techniques. occurring. Uneven ground. Placement of materials. Weather - wind, heat. Individual worker factors for example skills and experience. Construction Activity with risk Sources of risk in Control examples cycle phases of MSD addition to the risks Substitution, isolation and Adminstrative controls and personal detailed in the Manual engineering protective equipment (PPE) tasks risk register Excavation Pipe Laying Condition of ground Automotive ploughing machine Plan for availability of for and trenching laying concrete (e.g. wet, (e.g. spider plough). movement of equipment and water pipe in a uneven). Substitute concrete for poly. materials. trench. Size, shape and depth Redesign coupling mechanism. PC to liaise with contractor to Lower pipes in by machinery. ensure materials are placed close to of trench. Do welding ground. work area and is evenly distributed. Trench access. Work scheduling so it: includes task variety
temporary fencing. 600mm x 220mm x 150mm Approx. 36kg weight. Fencing dimensions: 2.1m (H) x 2.65m (W) with 1.8m high mesh infill. Poor panel coupling design. Difficulty during installation of panels and couplings requiring awkward postures and high effort. Uneven ground. Placement of materials. Weather - wind, heat. Individual worker factors for example skills and experience. Change block design; to improve ease of handling (e.g. lighter weight, incorporate lifting points or good hand holds, able to be handled and installed with mechanical aid). Redesign coupling mechanism. Temporary fencing materials are mechanically loaded and unloaded off vehicles. Temporary fencing and blocks are mechanically moved around on site. Blocks and fence materials evenly distributed and placed close to where installation is occurring. includes appropriate breaks, rest and recovery accommodates for extended shifts manages peaks in the workload (e.g. enough staff working, rotation to other tasks). Team lifting. Competency based training to workers about hazardous manual tasks in fencing erection and dismantling including: safe system of work use of mechanical aids and appropriate hand tools team lifing techniques. Construction cycle phases Activity with risk of MSD Sources of risk in addition to the risks detailed in the Manual tasks risk register Control examples Substitution, isolation and engineering Adminstrative controls and personal protective equipment (PPE) Excavation and trenching Pipe laying Laying concrete water pipe in a trench. Condition of ground (e.g. wet, uneven). Size, shape and depth of trench. Trench access. Automotive ploughing machine (e.g. spider plough). Substitute concrete for poly. Redesign coupling mechanism. Lower pipes in by machinery. Do welding ground. Plan for availability of for movement of equipment and materials. PC to liaise with contractor to ensure materials are placed close to work area and is evenly distributed. Work scheduling so it: includes task variety