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  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Signature

  • Location

Planning

  • Placed travel trip and plan into Outlook calendar

  • Travel approved by Manager

  • Correct vehicle type (if travelling on dirt roads for long distances, take a suitable equipped 4WD vehicle)

  • Weather conditions checked and assessed whether safe to travel

  • Vehicle pre-start check conducted (vehicle is within service interval, sufficient fuel, check tyres, clean windscreen, fuel cards available)

  • First Aid kit available

  • Correct PPE worn (long sleeve shirt, long pants, hi-vis vest, lace-up safety boots, wide brim hat, sunscreen, gloves)

  • Have you read and signed Safe Work Method Statement - Regional Customer Service Field Work and Driving - West Region

  • Tool / Equipment required for the task

  • Has a visual inspection been conducted of tools and equipment?

Situational Awareness

    Worksite
  • Activity

  • Location
  • Time onsite

  • Description of work

  • Do you have phone coverage?

  • Are there pedestrians/traffic in close proximity to the task/work area?

  • Are there controls in place to protect the public and yourself?

  • Have you contacted your Manager if working alone, remote or isolated?

  • Parked clear of carriageway, minimum 3 metres if possible, to make/receive phone calls

  • Is the vehicle parked in an easily accessible area on flat even ground?

  • Is the area free from slips, trips and falls?

  • Are there any hazards on site not controlled by the existing Safe Work Method Statement?

  • What are the hazards?

Return to Base

  • Refuel vehicle and clean windscreen

  • Tidy/clean vehicle

  • Is there any damage or issues with the vehicle

  • Has the damage or issue been reported

  • Complete log book and return keys

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