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High risk activities
Examples of high risk tasks which might result in injury or death:
• Entering a confined space and/or tunnel
• Entering a trench and/or carrying out excavation
• Exposure to powered mobile plant and equipment
• Structural alterations that require temporary support to prevent collapse eg formwork/scaffolding/platform
• Using explosives
• Using or being exposed to hazardous chemicals
• Work where you could fall from, through or into from one level to another (unprotected)
• Working around asbestos or hazardous materials
• Work involving tilt-up or pre-cast concrete construction
• Working in/over/or adjacent to water
• Working on or adjacent to a road or railway
• Working on or near a chemical, fuel or refrigerant line or pressurised fluid, gases or air lines/vessels
• Working near an exposed energised electrical installation or overhead/underground services
• Working in an area that may have a contaminated or flammable atmosphere
• Working in an area where there are artificial/natural extremes of temperature or climate
• Working within the vicinity of protected environmental areas
Other project specific high risk tasks may be applicable.
AURECON TAKE 5
STOP
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Name
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Project
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Location
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Date and time
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Personnel
THINK
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1: Is this a high risk activity? (See Page 1 of Take 5 Booklet)
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STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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2: Has the task changed from the pre-start brief?
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STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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3: Am I unfit for work?
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STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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4: Do I need additional training, competency and/or authorisation to perform this task?
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STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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5: Are there specific driving or travel risks?
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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6: Can I be exposed to stored energy eg electrical, liquids, gases or air?
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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7: Can I fall from one level to another?
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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8: Can something fall on me or can I drop something on others?<br>
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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9: Can I be struck by, caught on or between moving plant/equipment/object?
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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10: Can I be exposed to hazardous substances/ chemicals/dust/noise/vibration?
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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11: Can I strain or exert myself?
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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12: Can I slip or trip?
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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13: Can fauna or flora affect my safety?
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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14: Can the weather or environment affect my safety?
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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15: Can I spill, pollute or cause environmental harm?
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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16: Do I need to communicate to my surrounding work mates the risks associated with this task?
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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17: Do I need additional PPE for the task?<br>
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
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18: Can I identify any other risks?
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List Hazards and Controls
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Is the risk controlled? If No: STOP WORK AND REVIEW/COMPLETE YOUR SWMS
