Housekeeping WHS Regulation 40 a PCBU – References the model Code of Practice must ensure so far as is reasonably practicable that: Managing the Work Environment and work areas have space for work to be carried out Facilities. safely floors and other surfaces are designed, installed and maintained to allow work to be carried out safely. Working Safely with General Cargo Steel Products and – Working Safely with Containers includes guidance on housekeeping. Lighting WHS Regulation 40 a PCBU must ensure so far as is – reasonably practicable that lighting enables safe working, safe movement and safe emergency evacuation MO 32 Schedule 1 includes requirements for lighting levels, including minimising glare and dazzle. Working Safely with General Cargo Steel Products and – Working Safely with Containers includes guidance on lighting levels. Air quality WHS Regulation 40 a PCBU must ensure so far as is – reasonably practicable that ventilation enables workers to out work without risk to health and safety. MO 32 Schedule 1 includes requirements for a safe atmosphere. Working Safely with General Cargo Steel Products and – Working Safely with Containers includes guidance on minimising risks associated with contaminated or atmospheres. Weather conditions WHS Regulation 40 a PCBU must ensure so far as is – reasonably practicable that workers exposed to extremes of References the model Code of Practice heat or cold are able to work without risk to their health and Managing the Work Environment and safety. Facilities for managing risks associated with extremes of heat and cold. Working Safely with General Cargo Steel Products and – Working Safely with Containers includes guidance on weather conditions. Traffic management WHS Regulation 215 persons with management or control – of powered mobile plant must ensure that the risk of colliding Separation of vehicles and with pedestrians or other plant is controlled, so far as is pedestrians on the wharf, when reasonably practicable. moving cargo on and off ships and on deck includes similar guidance Working Safely on the Waterfront Traffic management plans on traffic management plans and separation of vehicles and pedestrians. References model Code of Practice: Traffic Management in Workplaces Handling loads and cargo
Housekeeping References the model Code of Practice Managing the Work Environment and Facilities. WHS Regulation 40 – a PCBU must ensure so far as is reasonably practicable that: work areas have space for work to be carried out safely floors and other surfaces are designed, installed and maintained to allow work to be carried out safely. Working Safely with General Cargo – Steel Products and Working Safely with Containers includes guidance on housekeeping. Lighting WHS Regulation 40 – a PCBU must ensure so far as is reasonably practicable that lighting enables safe working, safe movement and safe emergency evacuation MO 32 Schedule 1 includes requirements for lighting levels, including minimising glare and dazzle. Working Safely with General Cargo – Steel Products and Working Safely with Containers includes guidance on lighting levels. Air quality WHS Regulation 40 – a PCBU must ensure so far as is reasonably practicable that ventilation enables workers to out work without risk to health and safety. MO 32 Schedule 1 includes requirements for a safe atmosphere. Working Safely with General Cargo – Steel Products and Working Safely with Containers includes guidance on minimising risks associated with contaminated or atmospheres. Weather conditions References the model Code of Practice Managing the Work Environment and Facilities for managing risks associated with extremes of heat and cold. WHS Regulation 40 – a PCBU must ensure so far as is reasonably practicable that workers exposed to extremes of heat or cold are able to work without risk to their health and safety. Working Safely with General Cargo – Steel Products and Working Safely with Containers includes guidance on weather conditions. Traffic management Separation of vehicles and pedestrians on the wharf, when moving cargo on and off ships and on deck Traffic management plans References model Code of Practice: Traffic Management in Workplaces WHS Regulation 215 – persons with management or control of powered mobile plant must ensure that the risk of colliding with pedestrians or other plant is controlled, so far as is reasonably practicable. Working Safely on the Waterfront includes similar guidance on traffic management plans and separation of vehicles and pedestrians. Handling loads and cargo
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