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  • Client / Site

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  • Task

  • Location

Part 1 : Get Safe for Work

Before you start Answer the beIow, f you answer No to any of the Following, please ensure that you inform the Responsible Persons and resolve Prior to Starting.

  • Do you have the right documentation for the job? Risk Assessments, Permits and Method Statements. <br><br>

  • Does the MEWP have an up to date certificate and the operator have an up to date IPAF license?

  • Do you have the right PPE for the job?<br><br>

  • Are scaffolds and towers inspected? <br>

  • Is there Safe Access?<br>

Part 2 : Think - Act

If you Think the Task Requires additional controls - Select At Risk, Describe what is needed prior to commencing work. Implement the Controls and Continue

  • Slips, trip or fall on the same level hazard?

  • Falls From Height

  • Falling or flying objects Hazard?

  • Chemical/Harmful Substances

  • Heat/Fire/Explosion/Hot works

  • Asphyxiation / Drowning

  • Risk to Plant<br>

  • Stationary objects Contact Risk

  • Overturn/Collapse

  • Manual handling<br>

  • Insecure load<br>

  • Vehicle/ Contactor exclusion Risk<br>

  • Contractor /Contractor exclusion Risk<br>

  • Confined spaces (Permit Req’d)<br>

  • Dust/Fumes<br><br>

  • Noise<br><br>

  • Vibration<br><br>

  • Electricity<br><br>

  • Radiation<br><br>

  • Contamination<br><br>

  • Poor lighting<br><br>

  • Temperature<br>

  • Adverse weather<br>

  • Pinch/ Trapping Points<br>

  • Dust/Fumes<br>

  • Others Please specify

Part 3 : Review

  • Has the Works created any New Hazards<br>

  • Are there any lesson that were learn from the days Works<br>

  • Are there any further safety Suggestions or Concerns Regarding the the days proceedings that you would like to communicate to Management?

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