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Worker Competency Evaluation

Supervisors Observation

Parramatta Road Surface Works / Civil

  • Conducted on

Plant / Equipment or Task Type

Plant / Equipment Make and Model

Worker Details - Full Name

Employer Details

Project / Site

  • WestConnex M4E Stage B - Parramatta Road - Surface Works

Observation Location

  • 150 - 200 Parramatta Road, Ashfield, NSW
  • A copy of the relevant SWMS or any other determined associated hazard control document should be used during this Observation. Each task / step should be reviewed for compliance wit the agreed work methodology and associated hazard controls.

Task / Step Observations

  • The worker demonstrated correct pre-start inspection for plant, attachments or high risk work equipment, and recorded the inspection as required

  • The worker demonstrated an ability to isolate plant, correctly use, fit and maintain attachments or equipment where required

  • The worker demonstrated an ability to perform within limitations of plant, attachments or high risk equipment.

  • The worker demonstrated an ability to work in accordance with safe systems of work and or other control documents

  • The worker demonstrated the ability to maintain Working Loads and perform calculations, as required.

  • Does the worker require further Information, Training, Supervision or Instruction

Any Corrective Actions

  • Corrective actions Required

  • Corrective Actions - Assigned to

The worker was observed performing the following work activities or steps

Worker Competence – Supervisor Observation Outcome

  • The worker met or did not meet the required standard(s)

Supervisors Name

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Content Expert (Where applicable)

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