Title Page
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Date:
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Site:
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Presented by:
Attendance
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Either attendance sheet to be uploaded or each team members to sign on below.
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Attendance Sheet:
Attendee
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Add signature
Inform
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Safety Alerts - Veolia and client safety alerts to be shared
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General Information - company changes, training updates, client feedback etc.
Review
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Previous Shift Review - positives, negatives, ASI feedback, what went well, what can be improved
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Onsite Emergency Response Review - work crew to verbalise onsite process, emergency channel and numbers etc.
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Action Closeouts - communicate previously raised items that have been closed out
Inspire
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Recognition - good work completed from the previous shift to be communicated (USE NAMES)
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OUR VALUES - Have you witnessed any of these across site recently?
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What Veolia Values were discussed?
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Business Improvements - SHEQ, operational
Instruct
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Indicate the following for each task to be performed: task description, location of task, operators conducting task.
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This can be done as a group or broken down into smaller focus groups for larger work groups to allow for improved collaboration.
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If needing to break this down into smaller work groups, use the 'Individual Task Focus Sesson' template.
Task
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Task and location:
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Operators / workers to perform task:
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Is there a High Risk Management Standard relevant to this task?
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What High Risk Management Standard is applicable?
- Hazardous Materials and Chemicals
- Traffic Management
- Work at Heights
- Lifting
- Electrical Safety
- Lock Out Tag Out
- High Pressure Water Jetting
- Hot Work
- Confined Space
- Excavation and Trenching
- Vacuum Loading
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Using the below Culture Card as a reference, discuss and record the risk and controls that will be associated with the task you are to perform.
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What can hurt or kill you?
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What is stopping you from getting hurt?
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How do you know these controls will work?
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Using the below culture card as a reference point , discuss and record the risk and controls that you will put in place when conducting the task.
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What can hurt or kill you?
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What is stopping you from getting hurt?
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How do you know these controls will work?