PART G30 SWMS WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY - SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENTS CONTENTS GENERAL This part specifies the Contractor’s obligations in regard to Work Health and Safety (WHS). The Contractor must comply with the Work Health and Safety Act 2012 (SA) (“WHS Act”) and the Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012 (SA) (“WHS Regulations”). The definitions in the WHS Act and WHS Regulations apply to this Part. The Contractor is authorised to have management or control of the workplace. SAFETY CULTURE ASSESSMENT Definitions For the purposes of this Clause 2: means the Principal’s Minimum Construction Safety Expectations; “Expectations” means the Principal’s Outcome Based Safety Culture Measures; and “Measures” means the Principal’s Safety Culture Assessment Tool, “Tool” each provided at . Self-Assessment Introduction The Measures set out what the Principal expects of a high-standard safety culture. The Tool is a form for use by both the Contractor and the Principal to document evidence of the Contractor’s compliance with the Measures. Self-Assessment The Contractor must provide a completed Tool within 14 days of Contract award, showing a of how it will comply with the Measures. If the Tool is not completed to the Principal’s satisfaction, the Contractor must act on all feedback from the Principal to bring the Tool up to a satisfactory standard as soon as practicable. The Principal’s approval of this version of the Tool constitutes a HOLD POINT. Site access will not be granted until the Principal approves this version of the Tool. Principal’s Assessment The Tool may also be completed by the Principal as a means of assessing the Contractor’s safety culture during performance of the Contract. The Principal may conduct on-site safety audits, using the Tool to document evidence of compliance with the Measures. Refer to the terms and conditions for full details. Minimum Construction Safety Expectations The Expectations specify minimum onsite safety requirements to be met or exceeded by the Contractor. These Expectations apply in addition to the Contractor’s obligations under the WHS Act. Refer to the terms and conditions for full details. safe work method statements The Contractor must:
PART G30 SWMS WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY - SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENTS CONTENTS GENERAL This part specifies the Contractor’s obligations in regard to Work Health and Safety (WHS). The Contractor must comply with the Work Health and Safety Act 2012 (SA) (“WHS Act”) and the Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012 (SA) (“WHS Regulations”). The definitions in the WHS Act and WHS Regulations apply to this Part. The Contractor is authorised to have management or control of the workplace. SAFETY CULTURE ASSESSMENT Definitions For the purposes of this Clause 2: “Expectations” means the Principal’s Minimum Construction Safety Expectations; “Measures” means the Principal’s Outcome Based Safety Culture Measures; and “Tool” means the Principal’s Safety Culture Assessment Tool, each provided at . Self-Assessment Introduction The Measures set out what the Principal expects of a high-standard safety culture. The Tool is a form for use by both the Contractor and the Principal to document evidence of the Contractor’s compliance with the Measures. Self-Assessment The Contractor must provide a completed Tool within 14 days of Contract award, showing a of how it will comply with the Measures. If the Tool is not completed to the Principal’s satisfaction, the Contractor must act on all feedback from the Principal to bring the Tool up to a satisfactory standard as soon as practicable. The Principal’s approval of this version of the Tool constitutes a HOLD POINT. Site access will not be granted until the Principal approves this version of the Tool. Principal’s Assessment The Tool may also be completed by the Principal as a means of assessing the Contractor’s safety culture during performance of the Contract. The Principal may conduct on-site safety audits, using the Tool to document evidence of compliance with the Measures. Refer to the terms and conditions for full details. Minimum Construction Safety Expectations The Expectations specify minimum onsite safety requirements to be met or exceeded by the Contractor. These Expectations apply in addition to the Contractor’s obligations under the WHS Act. Refer to the terms and conditions for full details. safe work method statements The Contractor must:
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