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TAKE 5 - McTaggart Plumbing Task Safety Analysis

  • Document No:

  • McTaggart Plumbing Customer Name?

  • Take 5 Safety Audit for Work Request Number, if no work order. Use job site and specific location, I.e. Room number

  • Job Location:

  • Short description of the task:

  • Conducted on:

  • Audit Undertaken by: ( name or worker or supervisor undertaking the audit )

Step 1 - Initial Assessment

1. Stop, Step back and Think

  • Am I clear on what the task is?

  • Do I have the required skills, training and licenses?

  • Is there a JSEA or SWMS available for high risk tasks?

  • Is my equipment fit and correct for the task and in good working order?

  • Do I have the correct Personal Protective Equipment for the task?

Consider the following permits

  • Is a HOT WORK permit required?

  • Simply define task requiring permit:

  • Is a CONFINED SPACE permit required ?

  • Simply define task requiring permit:

  • Is Hazards in laboratories form PF 306 required?

  • Obtain form PF306 and have lab manager and UQ supervisor complete prior to undertaking works.

  • Is a FIRE SYSTEM IMPAIRMENT permit required ?

  • Simply define task requiring permit:

  • Is a SURFACE PENETRATION or EXCAVATION permit required ?

  • Simply define task requiring permit:

  • Tick the box if you have arranged the required permits.

Step 2 - Hazard / Issue Check

2. Identify the Hazards and Controls with the following JSEA

  • Are there any manual handling hazards?<br>(Lifting, awkward positions, impacts or over exertion)

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS ? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to reduce risks to LOW ? List them here:

  • Are there any hot surfaces?<br>( generator exhaust or radiators)

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to remove the risk to low? List them here.

  • Is the work at height >2 meters?

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to remove the risk to low? List them here.

  • Are you working near or around suspended loads?

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to remove the risk to low? List them here:

  • Add photo if possible?

  • Are there any Gravity hazards?<br>(Slips, trips and falls, or being struck by falling objects)

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS ? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to reduce risks to LOW ? List them here:

  • Add a photo if possible

  • Are there any Mechanical hazards?<br>(Caught in moving parts, struck by plant or flying objects)

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS ? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to reduce risks to LOW ? List them here:

  • Add a photo if possible?

  • Is there any mobile plant or traffic?

  • What are the HAZRDS or RISKS? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to reduce the risk to low? List them here:

  • Add a photo if possible

  • Add media

  • Add media

  • Are there any Electrical hazards?<br>(Faulty tools or live power)

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS ? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to reduce risks to LOW ? List them here:

  • Add a photo if possible?

  • Are there any Chemical hazards?<br>(Inhalation, swallowing, acids, solvents or asbestos)

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS ? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to reduce risks to LOW ? List them here:

  • Add a photo if possible?

  • Are there any High Pressure hazards?<br>(Liquid, gas or air)

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS ? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to reduce risks to LOW ? List them here:

  • Add a photo if possible?

  • Are there any Noise hazards?<br>(Potential hearing damage, masking of emergency alarms)

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS ? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to reduce risks to LOW ? List them here:

  • Are there any ACM (asbestos) hazards?

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS ? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to reduce risks to LOW ? List them here:

  • Add a photo if possible?

  • Are there any Biological hazards?<br>(Potential disease contact, ,zoonoses, animals)

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS ? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to reduce risks to LOW ? List them here:

  • Add a photo if possible?

  • Are there any Radiation hazards?<br>(X-rays, sunlight, ultra violet)

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS ? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to reduce risks to LOW ? List them here:

  • Add a photo if possible

  • Add media

  • Are there any Environmental hazards?<br>(Dust, heat, cold, snow, ice)

  • What are the HAZARDS or RISKS ? List them here:

  • What CONTROLS are you putting in place to reduce risks to LOW ? List them here:

  • Add a photo if possible?

Step 3 - Final Assessment

3. Consultation with Supervisor or Manager.

  • Did you consult with your Supervisor or Customer Contact person for items in Section 2 where you answered YES and during the JSEA preparation

  • List your reason for not contacting your works Supervisor or UTAS Contact person.

4. Make the Hazards safe.

  • Are all hazards now removed or at LOW level?

  • Add reasons below for not reducing the hazard to a LOW risk rating:

  • Where needed, I have updated the JSEA or SWMS for this task?

  • Add the JSEA or SWMS title and reference number below: then forward a copy to your works Supervisor or UTAS Contact person.

5. Is the site now be SAFE so the task can be started ?

  • Tick the box if you have identified and assessed all hazards and made them safe. It is now SAFE to start the work.

6. Contractor / Worker Sign Off

  • Name of Person signing:

  • Enter name of person signing this audit in the space below then select "Sign"

  • Contractor / Worker Signature

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