Sufficient workspace is provided in all Can the plant be safely practical workspaces and welding bays to operated, in a suitable help ensure unobstructed, safe operation. location, providing clear and Floors are regularly cleaned and free of unobstructed access? excessive wood dust, waste materials and Poorly designed work stations other extraneous objects. necessitate teachers and students performing manual Staff training is provided with regard to tasks involving heavy lifting manual handling techniques and and lowering, pushing, pulling procedures to minimise exposure to these or carrying, etc. Such tasks hazards. then contribute to a range of musculoskeletal sprains and strains for workers. Explosion and Fire: All ducted dust, fumes and vapour extraction systems are regularly maintained and cleaned. As a consequence of using this particular item of plant Fire extinguishers of the correct type are and equipment, could anyone readily available in all workspaces and be injured by the release of positioned near exit doorways. stored energy triggered by training is provided regarding volatile, explosive substances procedures for the correct and appropriate such as stored gasses, use of fire safety equipment. vapours or liquids? from buildings and other work areas Could fire and explosion also are defined and access to them kept clear result from a build-up of wood dust under the table saw, in of obstructions. the dust extraction system or Safety signage is posted clearly denoting in confined ceiling spaces? the location of all fire safety items and emergency exits. Additional Control Measures Other Hazards/Risks These would relate to the specific student needs, locations and conditions in which you are conducting your activity. Approval
Can the plant be safely operated, in a suitable location, providing clear and unobstructed access? Poorly designed work stations necessitate teachers and students performing manual tasks involving heavy lifting and lowering, pushing, pulling or carrying, etc. Such tasks then contribute to a range of musculoskeletal sprains and strains for workers. Sufficient workspace is provided in all practical workspaces and welding bays to help ensure unobstructed, safe operation. Floors are regularly cleaned and free of excessive wood dust, waste materials and other extraneous objects. Staff training is provided with regard to manual handling techniques and procedures to minimise exposure to these hazards. Explosion and Fire: As a consequence of using this particular item of plant and equipment, could anyone be injured by the release of stored energy triggered by volatile, explosive substances such as stored gasses, vapours or liquids? Could fire and explosion also result from a build-up of wood dust under the table saw, in the dust extraction system or in confined ceiling spaces? All ducted dust, fumes and vapour extraction systems are regularly maintained and cleaned. Fire extinguishers of the correct type are readily available in all workspaces and positioned near exit doorways. training is provided regarding procedures for the correct and appropriate use of fire safety equipment. from buildings and other work areas are defined and access to them kept clear of obstructions. Safety signage is posted clearly denoting the location of all fire safety items and emergency exits. Other Hazards/Risks Additional Control Measures These would relate to the specific student needs, locations and conditions in which you are conducting your activity. Approval
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