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Matt Quigley

EMA1 RME OMRA

Short checklist to assess your preparation to carry out a task.

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Title Page

  • Job/Task

  • Date

  • Shift

  • How many techs are required for the task?

  • Login

  • Login 1

  • Login 2

  • Login 1

  • Login 2

  • Login 3

  • Please create a suitable number of OMRAs, with a maximum of 3 techs on each.

  • Location

Before Task

  • Do you have the relevant skills and training for the task?

  • You are only allowed to work a task which you are qualified for. Stop the task if you do not have the relevant training/skills, or if you are unsure.

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  • Do you have the correct PPE for the task?

  • STOP WORK: ensure correct PPE is worn before continuing. Please review the task specific Risk Assessment and VSOP for guidance on the correct PPE for the task.

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  • What tools and equipment does your task require?

    • Handtools
    • Mains Powered Tools
    • Access Equipment
    • N/A

  • Are the Handtools fit for purpose?

  • Do not carry out the task until you have handtools that are fit for purpose. View the RAMS related to the task for more information on the necessary handtools to use.

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  • Are mains powered tools fit for purpose?

  • Ensure you are using the correct tools for the task. Refer to the VSOP and Risk Assessment for guidance before continuing.

  • Are Mains Powered Tools PAT tested?

  • Without an in-date PAT test label on the power tool you are not allowed to carry out the task. Quarantine the tool.

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  • Carry out a Pre-Use Inspection before continuing.

  • Pre-Use check complete?

  • Do not continue until Pre-Use Inspection is complete.

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  • Does this task require LOTO?

Work Location

  • Is there a Risk to Others? (e.g. Associates, Contractors, Visitors, other Technicians)

  • Have you Cordoned Off the Area?

  • CAUTION: please ensure others are protected from harm.

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  • Have you warned AA's in the Area?

  • BEFORE continuing, warn ALL NEARBY associates of the works.

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  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

  • Is there a risk from Slips, Trips and Falls?

  • Have you ensured the work area is as clean as possible?

  • Clean area of spills, debris and other slip hazards to prevent accidents during work.

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  • Have all trip hazards been removed that can are able to be removed?

  • Remove any trip hazards before commencing work to avoid accidents.

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  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

  • Are Vehicles driving by/inside the task's work area?

  • Are you using a vehicle for the Task?

  • Have you performed the mandatory Pre-Use Inspection?

  • STOP WORK: It is MANDATORY to complete a Pre-Use Inspection of the vehicle BEFORE use. Complete this, then continue.

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  • Have you planned the route?

  • WARNING: It is safe practice to plan your route before using the vehicle. Also, notify nearby associates and those affected along the route.

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  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

  • Have you Cordoned Off the work area?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

  • Does the work area have Inadequate Lighting?

  • Did you set up an additional Light Source

  • STOP WORK: Please ensure lighting is at an adequate level before starting work.

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  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

Working at Height

  • Is there a risk of Falls from Height?

  • Are you using Access Equipment? (MEWP)

  • Do you have the appropriate training for Working at Height? (IPAF 3A/3B, Harness)

  • STOP: Do not conduct work at height if you have not had the correct training

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  • Are all technicians in access equipment wearing hard hats, harnesses and lanyards?

  • When using access equipment, you must wear a hard hat, harness and restraint lanyard.

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  • Are you using portable ladders?

  • Do you have the appropriate training for Working at Height? (Ladder User)

  • STOP: Do not conduct work at height if you have not had the correct training

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  • Stiles not damaged, bent or corroded?

  • Do not use a ladder that has not passed the pre-use check!

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  • Feet present and undamaged?

  • Do not use a ladder that has not passed the pre-use check!

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  • Rungs not damaged, bent or corroded?

  • Do not use a ladder that has not passed the pre-use check!

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  • Locking Mechanism not damaged, bent or corroded?

  • Do not use a ladder that has not passed the pre-use check!

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  • Platform not damaged, bent or corroded?

  • Do not use a ladder that has not passed the pre-use check!

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  • Treads not slippery or overly worn?

  • Do not use a ladder that has not passed the pre-use check!

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  • Is the ladder tag in place and in-date?

  • Do not use a ladder that has not had a recent thorough inspection!

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  • Are there open edges (not. including stairs)?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

  • Is there a risk from Falling Objects?

  • Have you Cordoned Off the Area?

  • Are you wearing a Hard Hat/Bump Cap?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

Mechanical Hazards

  • Is there a chance of Objects being Projected?

  • Are you wearing Eye/Face Protection?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

  • Is there risk of injury from Sharp Objects?

  • Are you wearing gloves?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

  • Is there a risk of Entanglement/Entrapment?

  • Do you need to apply LOTO?

  • Have you blocked off the hazard?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

  • Is there a risk of injury from Stored Energy/Unsecured Loads?

  • Have you released the Stored Energy/secured any Loads?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

Health Hazards

  • Does the task involve Manual Handling of Heavy Objects?

  • Do you have support for team lifting Heavy Objects?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

  • Does the task involve Hazardous Substances?

  • Do you have the appropriate PPE to handle the Hazardous Substance?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

  • Is there a risk of Asphyxia or Drowning associated with this task?

  • Have you ensured you are not Lone Working?

  • Do you have Respiratory Protection in place?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

  • Is there a risk of Dust Inhalation?

  • Do you have appropriate Respiratory Protection?

  • Do you have a Hoover for the dust created?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

  • Will the task involve Noise Exposure?

  • Do you have appropriate Hearing Protection?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

  • Will the task expose you to Vibration?

  • Have you set a time limit for Vibration exposure?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

Heat, Fire and Explosion

  • Is there a risk from Heat, Fire or Explosion?

  • Do you have a Permit to Work?

  • If you do not have a permit to work for a task that includes risk of Fire or Explosion, you are only allowed to carry out the task in the Hot Works area of the Work Shop.

  • Do you have Respiratory Protection in place?

  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

Electric Shock

  • Is there a chance of Electric Shock?

  • Have you applied LOTO the power source?

  • Please take a picture of your LOTO Locks

  • Have you cordoned ff the area? (1.5m radius)

  • Do you have a Permit to Work in Place?

  • Stop work, you must have permit to work for live electrical working without a cordon.

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  • Do you have 1000V VDE Rated Handtools for the task? (EN60900 Double Triangle)

  • Do you have a Permit to Work in place?

  • Stop work, for live electrical working you must use rated insulated tools for the work.

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  • Is the Technician completing the work electrically trained?

  • Stop work, live eletrical work must only be carried out by those trained in safe electrical maintenance

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  • Are there any Additional Safety Measures in place?

  • What additional safety measures?

Other Risks

  • Did you identify any other Risks?

  • What other Risks were identified?

  • What Safety Measures were taken to reduce these Risks?

Task Sign Off

  • Is there an in-date Risk Assessment and VSOP for this task? (Check the Task & Tools Sheet if unsure)

  • Does this task involve a High Risk Operation?

    • Lone Working
    • Work at Height
    • Scaffolding
    • Confined Spaces
    • Excavations
    • Drilling, Cutting Floors/Walls
    • Live Testing
    • LOTO
    • Jam Busting
    • Lifting, hoisting, rigging
    • Use of Pups/Reach
    • Hazardous Substances
    • Hot Works
    • Temp. Generators
    • Prototypes
    • Inhibiting Safety Devices

  • Do you have a Permit to Work in Place?

  • You must have a Permit to Work in place for jobs with High Risk Operations that do not have approved VSOPs and RAs.

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  • Is the task a PPM?

  • For Non-High Risk Operation Task a WHS team member is required to countersign the Pre-Task Stop n Go. If no WHS on site, your RME Shift Lead is permitted to sign.

  • WHS (Safety Team) Sign Off

  • Technician Sign Off

  • Thanks for completing the Pre-Task Stop n Go, work efficiently but safely.

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EMA1 RME OMRA
Matt Quigley

EMA1 RME OMRA

Short checklist to assess your preparation to carry out a task.

Use this Template
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