Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Westconnex M4E - Parramatta Rd Civil

  • Work Pack Activity /Task

  • Work Pack Number

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared By

  • Additional Members on Inspection

  • Supervisor responsible for Work Area

  • 1. Work sequence undertaken as per Work Pack

COMPLIANCE WITH SAFETY ESSENTIALS

  • 1. Working at Heights - above 2 meters

  • How is work being preformed ?

  • Is Operator ticketed and VOCed

  • Is EWP prestart completed

  • Are safety harness / lanyards inspected and tagged<br>(Red) Jan - March<br>(Green) April - June<br>(Blue) July - Sept<br>(Yellow) Oct - Dec <br>

  • Is the EWP set up on a stable surface clear of open edges

  • Is there a valid and in date Scaff-Tag

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  • 2. Working Near Mobile Plant - Workers are clear of POZ while plant is operating

  • If at risk what actions have been implemented to control

  • 3. Temporary Works - Has a Certified design been developed by and engineer, has it been verified for use, has a pre loading inspection been completed by a competent person.

  • If at risk what actions have been implemented to control

  • 4. Working Near Live Services - Have all known services been physically identified, operators know the safe approach distances as per the Permit?

  • If at risk what actions have been implemented to control

  • 5. Working Near Live Traffic

  • Could road closures, detours and traffic staging have eliminated the need to work near live traffic

  • Have suitable barriers been erected to protect workers

  • If at risk what actions have been implemented to control

  • 6. Mobile Cranes and Lifting Operations - Has a Lift Study, Plan been identified for the lift / has a Pre-Lift Start Card been used in compliance

  • If at risk what actions have been implemented to control

  • 7. Electrical - Is there a physical gap between wiring systems - has there been a test for dead prior to work - are all isolation in place - what surrounding wires are exposed that could be a hazard

  • If at risk what actions have been implemented to control

Work Area

  • 1. Are walkways and exclusion zones clearly delineated

  • 2. Are personnel using the designated walkways, barriers, signs and information tags are visible, legible and in place.

  • 3. Are Barriers, signs and information tags are visible, legible and in place.

  • 4. Is the work area free of dust ?

  • Can the dust be prevented

  • Are workers using suitable respiratory protection (P2 Dust Masks)

  • Are workers wearing as a minimum Class 4 or above hearing protection where mandatory hearing protection is prescribed?

  • Housekeeping is well controlled

  • Plant, tools and equipment being used are correct

  • Have pre-start checks been completed on mobile plant or equipment by the operators?

  • Does Mobile Plant or Equipment have a current inspection tag indicating this months?

  • "Above the line"controls in place for high risk work

  • 'Above the line' controls have been implemented for this activity or task:- Above the Line Controls = Elimination - Substitution - Isolation - Engineering

  • Materials used are verified as acceptable

  • Inspection, test and control points being observed

  • Environmental controls in place

SWMS Review Checklist

  • Has SWMS been signed off by the Project Manager?

  • Have all the workers signed onto the SWMS?

  • Photo of the SWMS sign on page

  • Have there being any changes to the SWMS?

  • Has the Project Manager authorised the changes?

  • Are all the controls in place?

  • Are there any new hazards?

  • Action Required - What can be done to control the hazard identified - Fix - Report - Esculate

  • Is work proceeding in compliance to the SWMS?

  • Do the workers know to stop work if a non compliance is identified, and only restart when the SWMS can be complied with?

  • Action required:

  • Assigned to:

  • Date due

  • Lead observer to sign

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