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  • This pre-start is a tool to assist workers in identifying workplace hazards prior to undertaking their tasks. All workers are to complete this form in full and ensure that hazards are identified, and controlled to as low as reasonably practicable. If workers are unable to implement control measures, please contact your line leader immediately.

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  • Date

  • Work order #

  • Person/s in control of worksite

  • Work site location

Hazard identification - Complete prior to undertaking work

  • Working on or adjacent to a road or railway*

  • Movement of powered mobile plant*

  • Airborne contaminants ie. Silica, paint fumes, exhaust fumes etc

  • Working in a contaminated or flammable atmosphere ie. Confined spaces*

  • Risk of falling more than 2m* including excavations, trenches, roof tops etc

  • Risk of falling less than 2m including excavations, trenches, roof tops etc

  • Working with asbestos*

  • Working on or near energised electrical services such as overhead, underground and concealed services*

  • Use of hazardous substances

  • Risk of projectiles, which could cause an eye injury

  • Hot works, such as grinding, oxy cutting, butane torch etc.

  • Work that involves the risk of drowning*

  • Working on scaffold

  • Working on or near chemical, gas mains or piping*

  • Demolition work*

  • Vehicle loading crane (VLC)

  • Members of the public (threatening work environment)

  • Remote or isolated work (lone worker, no reception etc)

  • Outdoor work/fatigue

  • Manual tasks/handling

  • Slips, trips and falls

  • Excessive noise

  • Vehicles, cyclists, e-scooter

  • Vulnerable workers ie. Young or new (apprentice/inexperienced)

  • Sewer, effluent, dirty places ie. toilet blocks, grease traps etc

  • Needle sticks and sharps

  • Electromagnetic Frequency EMF

  • Ground penetrating activities ie. Excavating, installing star pickets, trenching etc

  • Hand, power tools or other minor plant

  • Falling objects

  • Working in inclement weather

High Risk Work on site

  • T&I QMS Safe Work Method Statements must be accessible on site

  • T&I QMS Safe Work Method Statement numbers

  • Additional hazards, risk and control measure not already identified

  • What additional hazards were identified, and what control measures were implemented?

BM QMS Work Instruction in use for activities on site

  • BM outdoor work M-BM-03-01

  • BM indoor work M-BM-03-02

  • Playground inspection and maintenance M-BM-03-04

Emergency plan and response for this site

  • Discuss with all workers on site

Items to check

  • Copies of Works Procedures, Risk Assessments, QMS Safe Work Method Statements and Traffic Management Plans for the above listed activities have been presented to and discussed with all employees and contractors involved in the works and are available on site for review

  • Any site-specific hazards identified that are not found in QMS Safe Work Method Statements or Risk Assessments have been discussed and control measures introduced?

  • Relevant documentation and permits (DBYD, GCRT, Confined Space Entry, Hot Works) completed?

  • All personnel operating plant or equipment have the correct licences/qualifications to operate such equipment and are competent in the equipment’s operation?

  • Traffic control and signage checked regularly?

  • Vehicle/plant checks done and vehicle/plant logbooks filled out as required?

Name of site inducted attendee

  • City of Gold Coast employee #/company name

  • White/blue card #

  • Signature of site inducted attendee

  • Contractor SWMS sighted?

Name of Traffic Controller

  • Name

  • Traffic control licence #

  • White/blue card #

Acknowledgement

  • I have read and understood all relevant documentation which is related to the task at hand.

  • Signature of person/s completing pre-start

Additional workers sign on

  • Add signature

  • Add signature

  • Add signature

  • Add signature

  • Add signature

  • Add signature

Additional information

  • Include additional information required for this job, such as issues encountered from either a task or WHS perspective. Include photos for future reference/evidence.

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