Work instructions documented and appropriately communicated to all people working on the site. Work instructions or Safe Operational Procedures can provide such a framework, The contractor must provide and maintain enabling the necessary planning to be adequate amenities for the welfare and undertaken and written instructions to be made personal hygiene needs of people on the work available on how to perform each task in a safe site. manner. Workers need to be able to demonstrate they are competent to work in High risk work requiring a accordance with the work instruction. This licence means they need to be trained and assessed in Particular risk control measures (such as accordance with the work instruction and then specialised facilities, proven work methods and monitored on an ongoing basis. Details of specialised training) are required for high risk training and assessment could be recorded in a works. training register. Contractors should consult with their service General site safety providers, and together identify and document procedures any high risk work, licence requirements, competency and training needs and implement General site safety procedures and rules must appropriate measures to control the associate be in force on every work site. These include risks. rules for protective clothing, safe access and egress, traffic and personnel movement, induction and other training and locating and identifying services, including electricity and gas. The procedures and rules must be
Work instructions Work instructions or Safe Operational Procedures can provide such a framework, enabling the necessary planning to be undertaken and written instructions to be made available on how to perform each task in a safe manner. Workers need to be able to demonstrate they are competent to work in accordance with the work instruction. This means they need to be trained and assessed in accordance with the work instruction and then monitored on an ongoing basis. Details of training and assessment could be recorded in a training register. General site safety procedures General site safety procedures and rules must be in force on every work site. These include rules for protective clothing, safe access and egress, traffic and personnel movement, induction and other training and locating and identifying services, including electricity and gas. The procedures and rules must be documented and appropriately communicated to all people working on the site. The contractor must provide and maintain adequate amenities for the welfare and personal hygiene needs of people on the work site. High risk work requiring a licence Particular risk control measures (such as specialised facilities, proven work methods and specialised training) are required for high risk works. Contractors should consult with their service providers, and together identify and document any high risk work, licence requirements, competency and training needs and implement appropriate measures to control the associate risks.
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