BSC Engineering Works Worksite Job Pack v:01 - duplicate

Information

Title
Presented by (name)
Worksite Manager
Email
Date
Estimate finish works date.
Address (Workplace) and GPS Coordinates:
Activity / Project Description
Worksite Supervisor / Ganger in charge of site
Additional acting worksite supervisor / ganger in charge of site
Health and Safety Representative (HSR) on site (add name if yes)

Prior to works commencing check the following has been completed

Work activities planned and communicated to worksite managers e.g., supervisors/gangers?
Worksite job pack and activities communicated to worker in office or onsite? (SWMS activities must be communicated to workers).
Prepared by (optional)

Mobile works (multiple worksites)

Worksite details, add location and brief description if attending multiple worksites (Includes TAKE 5 Risk assessment)
Site location or address
Date and time
Add brief description of works undertaken
TAKE 5 (Risk assessment - Add details and take photo if required)
HRCW triggers. NOTE: If any controls shown are selected, then the work is High Risk Construction Work (HRCW), and the SWMS section must be completed.
- Is carried out on, in or adjacent to a road, or other traffic corridor that is in use by traffic other than pedestrians
- Is carried out in an area at a workplace in which there is any movement of powered mobile plant
- Is carried out in or near a shaft or trench with an excavated depth greater than 1.5 metres or is carried out in or near a tunnel
- Is carried out on or near pressurized gas distribution mains or piping, chemical, fuel or energized electrical installations or services
- Involves the disturbance or generation of silica dust.
- Involves a risk of a person falling more than two metres
- Is carried out in or near a confined space
- Involves, or is likely to involve, the disturbance of asbestos
- Involves demolition of an element of a structure that is load-bearing or otherwise related to the physical integrity of the structure
- Involves structural alterations or repairs that require temporary support to prevent collapse
- Is carried out in or near water or other liquid that involves a risk of drowning
- Involves tilt-up or precast concrete
- Is carried out in an area in which there are artificial extremes of temperature
- Is carried out in an area that may have a contaminated or flammable atmosphere
- Involves the use of explosives
SWMS required? If unsure whether it is HRCW or not, call a WHS Officer or the People and Culture Manager to clarify.
High Risk Construction Work (HRCW) - SWMS required or Minor Works only (If SWMS, open SWMS page and select controls).

Worksite check

Completed worksite job pack in consultation with your team?
Worksite setup properly (Safer for operations to commence)
Worksite safety monitored to ensure work activities and systems are conducted safely?
Workers reminded to work safe and immediately report any safety issues?

1. Project induction checklist and emergency details

NOTE: Every element has an - add NOTES or MEDIA (photo) feature that can be used e.g., to add more information or pics as required. Pictures may also be downloaded from the device picture library.
First aid officer(s) on site (enter names if required)
Location of first aid kit (enter detail of location(s) if required) e.g., in vehicles and site caravan.
Fire extinguisher location?
Location of site specific amenities e.g. toilet and rest room (enter detail of location if required)
Workers must not use mobile phones while working particularly, spotters, plant operators and traffic controllers.
Site orientation provided (enter detail if required)
Site access and egress identified and clear in the event of an emergency?
EMERGENCY PLAN DISCUSSED (Call 000 in an emergency)?
Emergency contacts list available and location identified (Add name of emergency contact(s) in notes)
Location of emergency evacuation point (enter detail of location if required)
For emergencies call triple 000 requiring immediate assistance
WHS Officer : Wayne Cameron - 0418 698 441 WHS Officer : Peter Brunt - 0400 906 862
People and Culture : Fran Summerfield - 0427 487 736
Remember! Call your manager asap. For notifiable or potential notifiable incidents to SafeWork NSW you must immediately call a WHS Officer
SafeWork NSW 13 10 50
Select types discussed
- Communication type established e.g. mobile phone, warning alarm or verbal?
- Estimated emergency response time discussed
- Notification to emergency services (call triple 000) discussed
- Location of fire extinguishers discussed
Workers working in close proximity to plant i.e. inside 10 metre exclusion zone must be inducted into exclusion permit details

2. Toolbox talk

Presenter
Date and time
TOOLBOX (Agenda, discussion and any actions).
Agenda Items / Topics
Discussion
Actions
Person responsible to action (if required)
Due date and time for action closed out.
Name of person who completed action and (signature optional)
Duties specific to activity discussed (Reminder to workers of those duties)
SPOTTER duties discussed
Spotter must not undertake any other role while on spotting duty. Spotter must only spot for one service at a time! Spotter understands powerline clearances and voltage levels (must be trained in overhead powerline and underground services). Spotter must not use phone while spotting! Spotter not to have toilet breaks unless discussed with plant operator.
TRAFFIC controller duties discussed.
Report any near misses or concerns with traffic flow to supervisor without delay. Do not use mobile phone or music devices in your ear while controlling traffic.
High vis long sleeve shirt and broad brim hat are required per council policy
Use radio channel number:
Tickets checked
Site specific SWMS checked
Worker name and signature if required

3. Personal protective equipment (PPE)

Select requirements identified and discussed as required.
- UVR (Council allocation)
- Hardhat areas
- UHF Channel
- Phones not used during work time
- No smoking on site
- Awareness of slip, trip and fall hazards on site
- Awareness of snakes
- Holes and pits covered and steel pegs capped
Council issue hardhats and/or sunhats to be worn on site as per UVR Policy
All staff working in an outdoor environment must wear their allocated sun protection personal protective (PPE) equipment. Council understands it is impractical to wear all PPE, such as hats, in every situation and a reasonable tolerance is provided for actions such as walking between buildings, to a vehicle etc. Otherwise all PPE must be worn. E.g. PPE - Broad brim hardhats or legionnaire style caps and Council issue sunhats
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) used on site
- Long sleeve shirts
- Hardhat with brim
- Broadbrim sunhat
- Sunscreen
- Gloves
- Steel capped boots
- Welding equipment e.g. gloves, helmets, safety glasses apron or overalls etc.
- Confined space equipment e.g. emergency equipment trailer
- Respiration equipment e.g. SCBA units
- Gas detector - bump tested and ready for use (24 hr expiry)
- Hearing protection e.g. ear plugs or earmuffs
- Eye protection e.g. safety glasses, goggles or helmet
Other PPE identified (add detail)
Other identified worksite requirements (Provide detail)

4. SWMS and SWP

SWPs available on site and workers inducted and signed on?
Attach generic SWPs needed to reference onsite e.g. GENSWP_003 COR, GENSWP_013 Site prep etc.

Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS)

Job description? (Add in notes)
Insert location
Date and time
SWMS Prepared and approved by (name and signature)
Control measures to be reviewed (and revised if necessary on site ) if work tasks/methods change or unexpected issues arise or if identified during a TAKE 5. Worker/HSR identifies a deficiency within the SWMS.

SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENT RISK CONTROLS (Tasks, hazards/risks and controls implemented)

Add other controls in NOTES ,and relevant SWP selected via MEDIA i.e. GENSWP_015 Traffic control. SWPs are the foreseeable inherent risks within activity / task and are to be used for guidance on controls required or, further reference to controls to be applied.
Enter all detail in primary step or, select step controls and add further steps as required.
HRCW hazards and risks requiring controls (IF A RISK IS SELECTED THAN CONTROLS MUST BE SPECIFIC TO THE WORKSITE. THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CONTROL FOR THE SAME RISK SELECTION).
- Is carried out on, in or adjacent to a road, or other traffic corridor that is in use by traffic other than pedestrians
- Is carried out in an area at a workplace in which there is any movement of powered mobile plant
- Is carried out in or near a shaft or trench with an excavated depth greater than 1.5 metres or is carried out in or near a tunnel
- Is carried out on or near energised electrical installation or services or, pressurized gas distribution mains or piping, chemical or fuel services.
- Involves a risk of a person falling more than two metres
- Is carried out in or near a confined space
- Involves, or is likely to involve, the disturbance of asbestos
- Involves demolition of an element of a structure that is load-bearing or otherwise related to the physical integrity of the structure
- Involves structural alterations or repairs that require temporary support to prevent collapse
- Is carried out in or near water or other liquid that involves a risk of drowning
- Involves tilt-up or precast concrete
- Is carried out in an area in which there are artificial extremes of temperature
- Is carried out in an area that may have a contaminated or flammable atmosphere
- Involves the use of explosives
Traffic control required?
Refer traffic control SWP (Select media to load link)
Traffic controllers must not use mobile devices while on duty
Council TCP
Contractor TCP
Traffic controllers used to set up site
Spotters used to set-up site due to low risk location?
Contractor traffic controllers used to manage site for duration
Witches hats / Cones in place (Workers to remain as reasonable 1.2 metres minimum inside cones).
Bunting tape/flagging used
Temporary portable 1.85 metre fencing used to secure edge or perimeter of work zone
Para webbing fencing used.
Plastic fence barriers used.
Water filled barriers used for site
Date and time
Signs should be checked as still standing and (removed, collapsed or covered when not required).
Job open (Insert comments if required).
Check by name and (signature optional)
Lunch break (Insert comments if required)
Check by name and (signature optional)
Close of site (Insert comments if required).
Check by name and (signature optional)
Pedestrian controls required?
1. Place barricading to RMS requirements for delineation of pedestrians and vehicles: a) Consider volume of pedestrians e.g. peak periods b) Consider older pedestrians or people with impairments i.e. visual hearing or physical impairments e.g. walking frames, wheel chairs or the use of ramps
2. Which way will they want to travel from and to: a) Desire lines b) Key routes c) Attractors and links d) Spotters to assist directing pedestrians e) Extra barriers (e.g. crash barriers and crash cushions f) Fence trenches and work areas; locate direction signs
3. Conduct a test walk through when in traffic control in place
4. Observe pedestrians during the daytime and consider night time risks
Date and time
Cyclist controls required?
1. For cyclists sharing available road space consider: a) Not blocking cycle ways with signage where possible or vehicle cyclists shared corridor: o Signage stating: SHARED CYCLE / VEHICLE ZONE”. o For grooves cycle hazard sign “CYCLE HAZARD GROOVED ROAD” (T2-207) o Existing usage (number of cyclists)
2. Surface and material condition e.g. sweeping of road more frequently e.g. loose stones
3. Available width and alignments for motorists and cyclists
4. Traffic speeds and volumes
5. Duration of work
Date and time
Overhead powerlines controls required?
Refer SWP for overhead powerlines (insert in doc via media)
Site risk assessment conducted for overhead powerlines
Approach distances determined for plant
Trained spotter required to support plant (one task only and relieved by operator when finished)
Periodic checks for powerlines and operating plant e.g. excavator or tip trucks
Meet Essential Energy personnel on site to determine appropriate risk mitigation strategies for overhead and/or underground assets
Powerline voltage identified
Deenergized power relevant overhead lines
Visual tags /tiger tails on overhead lines attached
The work site must be assessed for opportunities to conduct the work away from overhead electrical lines. This extends to the parking locations of tip trucks when removing or delivering fill from/for excavations
Excavation works within 10m of vertical power poles for overhead lines discussed
Comply with approach distance requirements. Only competent WORKERS and approach distance trained workers can spot for approaches inside the ‘ordinary person’ approach distances
Ultrasonic cable height indicator used to measure overhead line height and or approach distances (where available).
Select date and time
Underground services controls required?
Refer excavation and trenching SWP for further detail.
Dial Before You Dig (DBYD) completed
Underground locator used to locate services
VacEx truck used for potholing and exposing underground services (Ref: WWMSWP 003 Vacuum Excavations and/or Excavation GENSWP 011)
Trench shields used for 1.5 metre depth and greater
Battering undertaken for 1.5 metre depth and greater
For unstable and narrow walls less than 1.5m a control select one of above controls
A certified geotechnical engineer has provided a report that benching or battering the walls of an excavation, or an angle of repose of 45 degrees may be exceeded. The report details must be complied with.
A report available from a geotechnical engineer providing information on the stability and safety of a trench excavation. The report should include details of the soil conditions, any shoring or trench support requirements, dewatering requirements and any longer term effects on stability and safety of the excavation.
Intermediate platforms for deep excavations
Ensure there is a safe means of movement between different levels of the excavation
Back fill excavations as works progress
Select date and time
Delivery of plant and equipment controls required?
Site controls
- Licensed dogman to sling loads
- Ref load and unload plant SWP
- Setup safe load / unload zone
- Exclusion zone10 metres applied
- Load / unload inside secured site
- Spotter used
- Hardstand area established
Select date and time
Crane, excavator and/or backhoe controls required?
Licensed dogman or rigger onsite to conduct lifting operations?
Crane operator licensed for HRWL or, is verified as competent on loadshifting plant?
Operator and dogman to communicate when lifting an moving load – dogman in charge giving lifting and shifting instructions
Ensure machine is on solid/sound, level ground and outriggers (if fitted) are packed for stability before lifting any load
Do not exceed the safe work load limit and work radius<br>limits of the machine (Refer: lifting chart specification)
Operators to maintain awareness of nearby workers and plant that may enter work zone
Trench edges, embankments to be checked prior to set-up so that they do not collapse from weight of plant and load
Caution! Do not pre-empt movement unless ground workers are clear
When plant waiting, slew to side and place attachment on the ground clear of workers
Follow directions of dogman or spotters as required
Select date and time
Excavator controls required?
Operators to maintain awareness of nearby workers and plant that may enter work zone
Worker in trench to have good communication with operator e.g. particularly when lifting, lowering and placing pipes
Heavy plant to stay clear of trench edges, embankments so that they do not collapse e.g. when working try to use front or diagonal position to work over trench or embankment.
Caution! Do not pre-empt movement unless ground workers are clear
When plant waiting, slew to side and place attachment on the ground clear of workers
Maintain awareness i.e. conducted head check, check mirrors regularly and check behind when reversing
Follow directions of traffic controllers or spotters as required
Stop and allow vehicles to pass safely through site when required
Maintain awareness of plant movements at all times
Select date and time
Water cart controls required?
Follow site rules
Maintain communication and follow traffic controller and/or spotter directions
Maintain awareness i.e. Regularly and check behind when reversing
Follow spotters directions for positioning of truck
Maintain awareness of plant movements at all times
Give way to other vehicles as required
Select date and time
Grader controls required?
Maintain awareness i.e. check mirrors regularly and check behind when reversing
Follow directions of traffic controllers or spotters as required
Stop and allow vehicles to pass safely through site when required – Pull to side if necessary
Maintain awareness of plant movements at all times
Caution when working near soft edges, embankments or when cutting run-off drains
Select date and time
Tip truck controls required?
Operators refer to GENSWP_014 – Tip trucks on construction sites (Specific to operators)
Follow site entry rules e.g. observe speed limits
Truck operators to communicate with loader operator (loader operator in charge)
Truck drivers to remain in vehicle or stand well clear or in a designated location
Follow directions of traffic controllers or spotters as required
Maintain awareness i.e. check mirrors regularly and check behind when reversing
Empty trucks to give way to loaded trucks
Check slope and ground conditions are sound before tipping material
- Vehicle to stay within maximum gross weight allowable limit - - - No overloading allowed - Loads to be secured (covered) to avoid spillage
10 metre exclusion zone permit completed – All workers are reminded to keep clear of operational plant unless necessary
Select date and time
Drum roller / compactor controls required?
Maintain awareness i.e. check mirrors regularly and check behind when reversing
Follow directions of traffic controllers or spotters as required
Stop and allow vehicles to pass safely through site when required – Pull to side if necessary
Maintain awareness of plant movements at all times
ake caution when working near road shoulders and soft edges and watch for large rocks and holes near edge of roads
10 metre exclusion zone permit completed – All workers are reminded to keep clear of operational plant unless necessary
Select date and time
Kerb and gutter plant controls required?
Workers must be trained in the safe operation of this plant.
Follow correct manual handling technique when lifting and using machine
Plant must be checked properly before commencement of work to ensure in good operational order
All guards must be in place and secure?
PPE to be worn when using machine: - Hearing protection - Head protection of risk of being hit on head or mandatory wearing of hardhat signs displayed.
Select date and time
Profiler controls required?
Maintain awareness i.e. Regularly and check behind when reversing
Follow spotters directions for positioning of truck
Maintain awareness of plant movements at all times
Do not overload trucks carrying materials
Ensure plant to be loaded is positioned on stable ground and positioned correctly for easy and safe loading
Load slowly
Select date and time
Work at height controls required?
Description of work if required
Ref: GENSWP_008 - Work at height
All electrical energy power de-energised
Roof surface assessed for: - Fragile surface (brittle sheeting on roofs, rusty roofs, fibre glass, skylights etc.) - the potential to slip, for example where surfaces are wet, polished or glazed - the safe movement of workers where surfaces change - the strength or capability to support loads - the slope of work surfaces, for example, where they exceed 7 degrees - levels—where levels change and workers may be exposed to a fall from one level to another
Ladder access used secured top and bottom
Fall arrest harness with lanyards
Anchor points available and
Workers on roof to using fall restraint
If working at ground level to access pits or wells, workers in fall arrest or restraint
Date and time
Scaffold controls required?
Scaffold under 4 metres - training competency only required for e.g. scissor lift or EWP under 11metres
Licensed contractor erecting scaffold: HRWL over 4 metres
Contractor has SWMS for work
Handover or inspection ticket provided
Scaffold erected and checked for security e.g. tied and tagged for scaffold over 4 metres.

SWMS CONSULTATION DETAILS

All workers consulted on changes (Select SWMS tab on signature page).
Reviewed by name and signature
Date and time

5. Crystalline silica dust prevention

Brief descriptions of work involving silica (e.g., cutting engineered concrete).
Does the work and location require air monitoring to determine the airbourne concentration of silica dust in the worker's breathing zone? I.e., in an enclosed environment e.g., workshop cubicle or well etc.
Are engineering controls applied to eliminate or minimise the risk? If so, describe.
Can Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) be used? (Describe type or take photo)
Drills , routers, saws and other similar type equipment should be fitted with LEVs (Advise if they are fitted).
Sign(s) must be displayed identifying silica dust hazard at this worksite?
PPE - Ensure you are wearing the appropriate PPE for the task?
Select the correct Respirator and other protective equipment for the task.
- P2 Mask (firm fit)
- PAPR - Hood and head top type
- Filtered mask
- Other
- Eye protection
- Hearing protection
- Gloves
- Apron
Is the respirator a good close fit to the face?
Is water suppression method being used?
Water feed attached to equipment?
Adequate number of water feeds directed at the material with a consistent water flow?
Guards fitted to mitigate mist containing silica?
Site, clothing, plant and equipment cleaned or disposed of to ensure silica dust is not generated when dried out?

6. Asbestos

ASBESTOS

If asbestos identified STOP! and contact your manager or WHS section. Refer to the GENSWP_004 - Management of asbestos. If licensed, only manage and handle according to license conditions.
Description of asbestos at location
Refer: GENSWP_004 - Asbestos management and follow guidance instructions.
Refer: Asbestos details form located in SafetyCulture "Asbestos".
Date and time

7. Environmental

What environmental controls are used on site ?
- Silt Bags
- Coir Logs
- Sediment Fence
- Geofabric
- Jute Mesh
- Hay Bales
- Floating Boom
- Silt Curtain
- Enviro Binder
Have these controls been maintained this week ?
If yes take photos of controls
Environmental Emergency Details
Emergency: 1. Confirm with reception (Monitoring Service) at the time of receiving the call that the correct authority has been contacted 2. Ensure Emergency details are clear, concise and correct 3. Details should include: - type of emergency, address, contact details of caller if clarification in needed 4. Refer to list of emergency contact numbers – Police, Fire, Ambulance, Electrical Authority, SES & associated staff 5. Inform relevant authority for assistance 6. Have communications system in place: - mobile phones, two way and UHF radios
1. Approach area with caution – flashing lights engaged 2. Take note of approach hazards 3. Assess site as to what actions need to occur 4. Inform relative authority required of situation & what is needed to make area safe: Police, Ambulance, Fire Brigade, Electrical Authority, HAZMAT, EPA, and SES etc. 5. Contact relevant staff if assistance is required

8. Other party e.g. Contractor or internal council section

Select other party .e.g. Council section / team or contractor
- Contractor(s)
- Support Operations Workshop
- Engineering Works Construction
- Engineering Works Maintenance
- Engineering Works Concrete and Construction
- Support Operations Trades
- Open Spaces
- Water and Wastewater Construction
- Water and Wastewater Maintenance
- Water and Wastewater Construction
- Waste Management
Add contractor company name
Authorised person name
Office phone (If required)
Mobile
Email
Date
Name of worker in charge of their team/work activities
Mobile number
Inducted/participated in general toolbox talk?
Work systems harmonised e.g. work tasks separated, parties can work safely without jeopardising safety of each other (provide detail if required)
E.g. Parties on site communicate on what type, when and where activities will be performed. How they will be managed so as not to impede on other activities etc.
Explained work to immediately cease if activities clash and create risk to worker(s)
Worker tickets identified and current e.g. white card and HRWL (take image if required)
Contractor has SWMS for HRCW specific to their work?
If the contractor has their own SWMS, as the principal contractor, a pdf copy of this document should be provided to contractors conducting other type works (after the initial site induction has been completed). The contractor however, should manage their own site with traffic control etc., if independent of the principle.
Pdf copy of this document provided to additional contractor(s)
Contractor has SWPs / JSA for jobs specific to their work?
Contractor inducted and signed onto Council SWMS if not using their own or using both? (add detail if required)

9. Site controller e.g. supervisor / ganger instructions (if required)

Daily work Instructions provided by person in charge of site (If required)
Instructions
Date and time
Signature (if required)

10. Worker comments

9. Worker comments

Worker comments in relation to any safety issues
Worker comments (add worker name if required)
Date and time
Signature (if required)

11. Permit to work (10 metre exclusion zone)

Permit valid to date (Insert date) (Until works completed)
Permit valid from (Insert date)
Description of work process e.g. type
10 metre exclusion can be implemented? (If NO, enter reason why not)
Controls in place to keep unauthorised persons out of exclusion zone (Enter controls in place e.g. fencing, barriers i.e. witches hats or bunting etc., spotter(s), site induction including no go zones, visitors escorted on site etc).
- Site induction
- Visitor escorted in site
- Traffic Control Plan
- Witches hats
- Site secured fencing
- Water filled barriers
- Bunting
- Spotter(s)
- No go zones identified
Workers to stay well clear of mobile plant if they do not need to be in this work zone i.e. at least 10 metres
Discussed with workers not to walk or stand behind plant.
Reminded plant operators to maintain awareness of all workers working in close proximity to plant (Including attachments fully extended)
Discussed with workers that they must gain the attention and approval of operator before entering exclusion zone. Not to enter if they do not need to and, ensure operator has grounded all attachments before entering.
Discussed operator to ground equipment when idle or unauthorised persons enter zone
Methods of communication with workers and plant operator within exclusion zone agreed to e.g. verbal, visual, radio or hand signals (Enter type(s)).
- Verbal
- Visual (eye to eye contact)
- Radio
- Hand signals (Clear by both parties)
Other exclusion zone issues/controls identified during works

12. TAKE 5 HIRAC

Include steps in one assessment or, add steps separate.
Description of activity or task
Select hazard and apply a control
- Is carried out on, in or adjacent to a road, or other traffic corridor that is in use by traffic other than pedestrians
- Is carried out in an area at a workplace in which there is any movement of powered mobile plant
- Is carried out in or near a shaft or trench with an excavated depth greater than 1.5 metres or is carried out in or near a tunnel
- Is carried out on or near energised electrical installation or services or, pressurized gas distribution mains or piping, chemical or fuel services.
- Involves a risk of a person falling more than two metres
- Is carried out in or near a confined space
- Involves, or is likely to involve, the disturbance of asbestos
- Involves demolition of an element of a structure that is load-bearing or otherwise related to the physical integrity of the structure
- Involves structural alterations or repairs that require temporary support to prevent collapse
- Is carried out in or near water or other liquid that involves a risk of drowning
- Involves tilt-up or precast concrete
- Is carried out in an area in which there are artificial extremes of temperature
- Is carried out in an area that may have a contaminated or flammable atmosphere
- Involves the use of explosives
Other hazard / risk
Hazard Identification and Risk Rating
Assessed / Reported by
Date and time assessed / reported
Description of risk control
Action completed by
Date and time risk controlled
Take 5 is identifying any potential unforeseen hazard(s) that may pose a risk to workers. Once identified they are risk rated and then risk controlled at any stage during works. The hierarchy of control is the method used i.e. Eliminate, substitute, isolate, engineer , administration or PPE control being the lowest control measure.

13. Weekly refresher for general worksite requirements explained includes PPE requirements

All staff working in an outdoor environment must wear their allocated sun protection personal protective (PPE) equipment. Council understands it is impractical to wear all PPE, such as hats, in every situation and a reasonable tolerance is provided for actions such as walking between buildings, to a vehicle etc. Otherwise all PPE must be worn. E.g. PPE - Broad brim hardhats or legionnaire style caps and Council issue sunhats
Select requirements identified and discussed as required.
- UVR (Council allocation)
- Hardhat areas
- UHF Channel
- Phones not used during work time
- No smoking on site
- Awareness of slip, trip and fall hazards on site
- Awareness of snakes
- Holes and pits covered and steel pegs capped
Council issue hardhats and/or sunhats to be worn on site as per UVR Policy?
TAKE 5 Risk assessment conducted at beginning of shift, throughout day each day of work (add comments in notes if required).
Other identified worksite requirements (Provide detail)
- Yes
- N/A
- Pending Worksite
- No

Presenter comments, name and title and signature

Summary Comments
Presenter Name, Title and Signature
Present title and permit(s)
- Council worker
- Contractor
- Exclusion zone permit holder
- Attended Toolbox Talk
- Consulted SWMS
- Visitor
- Apprentice

Worker name, title and signature (All participating in toolbox talk)

Worker name, title and signature
Worker title and permit(s)
- Council worker
- Contractor
- Exclusion zone permit holder
- Attended Toolbox Talk
- Consulted SWMS
- Visitor
- Apprentice

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ASBESTOS

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