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WORKSHOPS AND FACILITIES

  • Adequate storage is available for all tools (e.g. drills, bolts, boxes, mowers)

  • Stockyard is maintained in a safe condition and free from hazards

  • Fuel storage facilities are maintained in a safe condition (e.g. licences, bund, signage, pipes, drains)

  • Gas storage facilities are maintained in a safe condition (e.g. barricades, signage, isolation function)

  • Battery charging stations and storage are maintained in a safe condition

GENERAL ASPECTS

  • Registered classified plant:<br>• a record book is available and kept up to date<br>• records (e.g. certificates, maintenance records) are kept and available<br>• there is an appointed classified plant inspector<br>

  • Classified plant (e.g. pressure vessels, boilers and cranes) complies with the relevant Australian Standard

  • Load ratings are clearly displayed on relevant plant (e.g. golf carts, bin lifters, vehicle-mounted cranes)

  • All moving equipment which creates a risk of injury from inadvertent contact is guarded

  • All equipment with hot or cold parts (which creates a risk of injury from inadvertent contact) is guarded or insulated (e.g. generator exhausts, refrigerant lines)

  • Use of all equipment (including workshop tools such as drill press or pedestal grinder) is risk assessed and controlled<br>This could include measures such as guarding, additional signage, PPE, emergency stops, lighting and position.<br>

  • Fall arrest equipment is maintained and available for work at heights

  • Adequate maintenance schedules are in place for all plant and equipment (mechanical garden tools, mobile equipment, fixed plant)

  • All vehicles have seat belts fitted

  • Pressure equipment is maintained to the relevant Australian Standard

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