3. Control risks associated with plant Investigate controls options hazards Requirements of recognised standards and legislative requirements Consultation with stakeholders Hierarchy of controls Factors that potentially influence effectiveness of controls. Apply controls for access, egress, dangerous parts, guarding, operational controls, emergency stops and warning devices, registrations and design of plant, and operator certification. 4. Identify and recommend controls Cost/benefit analysis for hazards associated with Develop control programs in consultation maintenance activities and with stakeholders that consider: continued safe use of and Isolation procedures equipment Permit to work procedures Safe purchasing procedures Maintenance procedures Communication/information flow charts Include monitoring strategies to ensure maintenance of the systems effectiveness. 5. Identify and advise on licensing Document/register types of plant that and certificate issues associated require registration and /or operator with plant and equipment. licensing/certification Understand legislative requirements and communicate to key personnel Develop and recommend training strategies for these requirements Develop and maintain recording systems for these requirements. the provision for organisational continuing assessment of competence of licence holders & the recording of that assessment, rather than just accepting that a licence holder is competent for life. 6. Review and evaluate risk control Development of review programs, including: measures for plant Timeframes Responsibility Consultation Performance indicators Reporting and recommendations of outcomes from review Maintenance, storage and use of OHS records considering Confidentiality Access
3. Control risks associated with plant hazards Investigate controls options Requirements of recognised standards and legislative requirements Consultation with stakeholders Hierarchy of controls Factors that potentially influence effectiveness of controls. Apply controls for access, egress, dangerous parts, guarding, operational controls, emergency stops and warning devices, registrations and design of plant, and operator certification. 4. Identify and recommend controls for hazards associated with maintenance activities and continued safe use of and equipment Cost/benefit analysis Develop control programs in consultation with stakeholders that consider: Isolation procedures Permit to work procedures Safe purchasing procedures Maintenance procedures Communication/information flow charts Include monitoring strategies to ensure maintenance of the systems effectiveness. 5. Identify and advise on licensing and certificate issues associated with plant and equipment. Document/register types of plant that require registration and /or operator licensing/certification Understand legislative requirements and communicate to key personnel Develop and recommend training strategies for these requirements Develop and maintain recording systems for these requirements. the provision for organisational continuing assessment of competence of licence holders & the recording of that assessment, rather than just accepting that a licence holder is competent for life. 6. Review and evaluate risk control measures for plant Development of review programs, including: Timeframes Responsibility Consultation Performance indicators Reporting and recommendations of outcomes from review Maintenance, storage and use of OHS records considering Confidentiality Access
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