Title Page

  • Date:

  • Job Description:

  • Job No:

  • Customer/Client/Contract:

  • Location
  • Other Contractors

  • PPE Required:

Site Supervisor

    Name:
  • NAME:

Emergency Response Information

  • Supervisor

  • Branch Phone:

EMERGENCY SERVICES: 111

  • First Aid Kit

  • Fire Extinguisher

  • Spill Kit

  • Height Rescue Kit

Identify Critical Risk Activities to be managed on site

Identify Critical Risk Activities to be managed on site - Tick applicable

  • Identify Critical Risk Activities to be managed on site - Tick applicable

  • What are your controls for driving/parking?

  • Residual Risk:

  • What are your controls for working at height?

  • Residual Risk:

  • What are your controls for working near electricity?

  • Residual Risk:

  • What are your controls?

  • Residual Risk:

  • What are your controls for working with hazardous substances?

  • Residual Risk:

  • What are your controls for working around others?

  • Residual Risk:

  • What are your controls for manual handling?

  • Residual Risk:

  • What are your controls for cranes and lifting?

  • Residual Risk:

  • What are your controls for working near traffic?

  • Residual Risk:

  • What are your controls for working around underground services?

  • Residual Risk:

  • What are your controls for working alone?

  • Residual Risk:

  • What are your controls for working in confined spaces?

  • Residual Risk:

Sign Off

Job Safety Analysis - Sign-On

  • The undersigned acknowledge that they have read and understood the safe work controls identified in the JSEA and will report any changes in site safety to the Site Supervisor .

  • Job Safety Analysis - Sign-On
  • Full Name and PCBU

  • Job Safety Analysis - Sign-Off
  • Name

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