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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • To determine risk, we shall first look at the likelihood of an event and the consequences of that event. Once the level of risk is decided our set controls will aim to reduce the risk

  • The initial risk rating is gained by using the risk rating table

  • We rated the probability or likelihood as Very Likely as we would use the main entrance possibly twice a day

  • We rated the consequence as Catastrophic as a motor vehicle crash at the main entrance could cause a fatality

  • This means we have an initial risk rating of Extreme

  • Then if we apply the controls as seen below, we will get the residual risk rating

  • For the risk of exiting a Road entrance

  • If you were to Check for traffic - only proceed when clear, ensure you are safe to proceed

  • Your risk would drop from Extreme to High (which is the residual risk rating)

  • In this case, we have reduced the likelihood or probability of the risk down to highly unlikely, therefore the residual risk rating is now High

  • Extreme

  • Review current controls to ensure they are still effective. Assess hierarchy to eliminate, minimise, continuous monitoring, specific work plan, specialist assistance may be required

  • Orange

  • Assess controls, review and regular monitoring, work plan re-evaluated, and changes made

  • Moderate

  • Yellow

  • Regular controls, monitoring, work plan followed

  • Set controls, manage with routine procedures, work plan

CONTROL - Hierarchy of controls

  • If you’ve identified and assessed a hazard as significant, it must be controlled using the hierarchy of controls

  • A significant hazard should be eliminated, if it can’t then isolate, and if that isn’t practicable, controls should be put in place to minimise the hazard

  • If it is not a significant hazard the employer must still take all practicable steps to ensure the equipment or task is safe for employees

IDENTIFY THE TYPE OF HAZARDS/RISKS

  • Control and be aware of hazards/risks daily and take steps to identify and control immediately

  • Notify Manager

Environmental

  • Hazard/Risk of noise, dust, workplace chemical spill, or waterway damage

Physical

  • Hazard/Risk that may cause falling, crush, burns, cuts, sprains, strains

  • Chemical

  • Hazard/Risks that may cause burns, eye damage, respiratory damage, death, sprays, liquids, aerosols, gas

  • Biological

  • Infection, stick injury, zoonotic diseases, allergies, insects, substances

  • Ergonomic

  • Manual handling, lifting, repetitive overuse syndrome

  • Psychological

  • Stress, fatigue, personal harm threat or assault

Equipment

  • Harm the implement, or plant may cause

CONTRACTOR PRESTART - RISK MANAGEMENT - HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & CONTROLS

FENCING CONTRACTOR

  • Address

  • Number

  • Site Safe ID:

  • Endorsements:

  • CLIENT NAME:

  • DATES OF

PROJECT:

  • TASK - WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY?

  • LOCATION of WORK - Address

EMERGENCY PROCEDURE:

  • First aider:

Assembly area: Work Ute / Other

  • Emergency plan: Refer to approved Emergency / Rescue plans

  • Working at Heights / Waterways / Roadsides / Pedestrians / Public /

Site Protection / Multi Contractor Sites

COMPANY INDUCTION –

SIGNED:

WEATHER CONDITIONS

  • Good / Dry / Calm / Sunstroke / Hot / Sunny

  • Wet / Cold / Fog / Overcast / Windy / Rain / Snow

GROUND CONDITIONS/TERRAIN

Metal / Roadway / Earthworks / Foot Path / Grass

  • Dry / Solid/Wet / Slippery / Rolling / Flat / Steep

  • SERVICES: Underground / Overhead / Drains / Gas / Electric DO YOU NEED A PERMIT

  • WELFARE CHECK – Are all staff fit and healthy?

  • PLANT CHECK LIST - ARE ITEMS GOOD TO GO?

  • ITEM

  • PPE

Fuels / Chemicals

  • Tyres,

  • brakes

  • Hoses & fittings

  • Good to go

  • Tag out

  • Tractor

Post Rammer

Ute

  • Chainsaw

RISK & HAZARD CONTROLS

  • E – Eliminate / M – Minimise

Hazard/Risk

  • Identified

Potential Harm

  • Consequence

Significant Hazard

  • Risk

  • Initial Risk Rating

Control

  • Residual

  • Risk Rating

  • STAFF SIGN ON - I attended prestart discussion and undertake to work safely

TRACTOR & RAMMER CHECKLIST

  • Machine make and model

  • Operator / Sign

  • DATE

  • if checked and acceptable

if checked and unacceptable

  • NA if not applicable

TRACTOR CHECK

  • MON

  • TUE

  • WED

  • THU

  • FRI

SAT

  • SUN

  • Operator aware of all present site hazards

  • Overall inspection for fluid leaks, damage & cracks

  • No panel damage, machine clean, tidy condition

  • Mirrors and windows clean for visibility

  • Coolant level normal

  • Water level normal

  • HYD oil level normal

  • Fuel levels okay

  • Lube grease nipples

  • Engine oil level normal

  • Check PTO covers

  • Check locking pin on bucket / forks

  • Seat and safety belt

  • Check tyres

  • RAMMER

  • Check mast and cap plate

  • Check all stability legs, rollers-pins, pullies, wire ropes for damage or wear

  • Visual check of all metal parts for

  • metal fatigue / cracks / weld / loose nuts, bolts

  • Check all connections and hydraulic hoses, grease nipples

  • Check all levers working correctly and signage clear

  • Check drill and rock spike attachments

WORK SITE CHECKLIST

  • Job: Address:

Sign:

  • Date:

SITE CHECK

  • Staff Induction & aware of all present site hazards

  • Tool box talks and risk assessment made

  • Staff wellness check

  • Overlapping duties with other contractors sign off

  • Emergency and incident plans on site

  • Fire extinguisher / first aid kit

  • Facilities – water, worker lunch area

  • Fencing and signage

  • Services overhead / underground

  • PPE on site and used

  • Hazardous substances storage / SDS sheets on site / PPE / spill kit / trained in use / emergency plan

  • Electrical Items tagged / condition good

  • Plant and tools guards in place

  • Machinery / plant – checked / safe / trained to operate

  • Lifting equipment – tagged / fit for use / trained

  • Excavations – permits / shoring / trained / secure

  • Heights – permits / trained / type of ladders / EWP

  • Scaffolds – training / certified

  • Manual handling

  • Slips / trips / falls

  • Environmental controls / sunscreen

  • Traffic management - site vehicles / deliveries

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