Work in or near water or other liquid that involves a risk of drowning Diving work Person responsible for ensuring compliance with SWMS: Joe Bloggs, Leading Hand Date SWMS received: ABC Bricklaying WHS policies and procedures, general and workplace induction training, toolbox What measures are in place to ensure compliance with the SWMS? meetings, SWMS provided to and discussed with worker(s) at workplace and signed off, ongoing workplace supervision by experienced leading hand. Person responsible for reviewing SWMS control measures: Fred Bloggs, Works Manager Date SWMS received by reviewer: How will the SWMS control measures be reviewed? SWMS control measures to be reviewed (and revised if necessary) if work tasks/methods change or unexpected issues arise. Review date: Reviewer’s signature: What are the tasks involved? What are the hazards and risks? What are the control measures? List the work tasks in a logical order Identify the hazards and risks that may Describe what will be done to control the risk. What will you do to make the activity cause harm to workers or the public as safe as possible? Delivery of bricks Workers being struck by powered mobile Implement workplace traffic management plan and make available to workers: plant including delivery vehicle and forklift Movement of powered mobile plant. Exclusion zone for mobile plant to be clearly identified (signage and barricades used for unloading. Work in or adjacent to a road, as per site plan) and controlled during vehicle loading/unloading operations. railway, shipping lane or other traffic Workers struck by vehicles in adjacent Dedicated, trained road traffic controller(s) to direct traffic entering and leaving corridor in use by traffic other than road or traffic corridor. site and control traffic (pedestrian and vehicle) on adjacent pedestrian pedestrians footpaths and roadways. Vehicles in adjacent road or traffic corridor Use portable traffic signals and/or temporary safety barriers to direct/control being struck by falling objects. traffic flow as required. Brick delivery vehicle to be unloaded on-site (not from public roadway). Place brick pallets adjacent to bricklaying work areas (inside workplace boundaries and clear of workplace traffic routes).
Work in or near water or other liquid that involves a risk of drowning Diving work Person responsible for ensuring compliance with SWMS: Joe Bloggs, Leading Hand Date SWMS received: What measures are in place to ensure compliance with the SWMS? ABC Bricklaying WHS policies and procedures, general and workplace induction training, toolbox meetings, SWMS provided to and discussed with worker(s) at workplace and signed off, ongoing workplace supervision by experienced leading hand. Person responsible for reviewing SWMS control measures: Fred Bloggs, Works Manager Date SWMS received by reviewer: How will the SWMS control measures be reviewed? SWMS control measures to be reviewed (and revised if necessary) if work tasks/methods change or unexpected issues arise. Review date: Reviewer’s signature: What are the tasks involved? What are the hazards and risks? What are the control measures? List the work tasks in a logical order Identify the hazards and risks that may cause harm to workers or the public Describe what will be done to control the risk. What will you do to make the activity as safe as possible? Delivery of bricks Movement of powered mobile plant. Work in or adjacent to a road, railway, shipping lane or other traffic corridor in use by traffic other than pedestrians Workers being struck by powered mobile plant including delivery vehicle and forklift used for unloading. Workers struck by vehicles in adjacent road or traffic corridor. Vehicles in adjacent road or traffic corridor being struck by falling objects. Implement workplace traffic management plan and make available to workers: Exclusion zone for mobile plant to be clearly identified (signage and barricades as per site plan) and controlled during vehicle loading/unloading operations. Dedicated, trained road traffic controller(s) to direct traffic entering and leaving site and control traffic (pedestrian and vehicle) on adjacent pedestrian footpaths and roadways. Use portable traffic signals and/or temporary safety barriers to direct/control traffic flow as required. Brick delivery vehicle to be unloaded on-site (not from public roadway). Place brick pallets adjacent to bricklaying work areas (inside workplace boundaries and clear of workplace traffic routes).
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