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  • Prepared by

  • Date Prepared

Working at Heights Permit

  • PERMIT STARTS

  • PERMIT ENDS

  • PERMIT ISSUED BY: (Manager or Supervisor)

  • Contact No:

  • Permit issued Date & Time

  • PERMIT ISSUED TO:

  • Contact No:

  • LOCATION OF WORKS:

  • DESCRIPTION OF WORK TO BE CARRIED OUT Note: Only the work listed below may be carried out under this permit:

  • List Names and Contact Numbers of all people working on this permit

  • REVIEW OF WORK PROCEDURES

  • A SWC, WPF or equivalent has been developed and has assessed the Working at Heights risk (Attach Copy)

  • A Rescue plan has been developed identifying recovery procedure and equipment where fall arrest is used as a primary control. (Attach Copy)

  • When using a boom type EWP, a competent spotter is required

  • All personnel have completed 105L068 Falls in the Workplace Training?

  • All fall protection equipment has been inspected prior to use?

  • Planned work has been communicated to relevant persons?

  • Authorised Safety Observer

  • Working at Heights Permit

  • Not controlled when printed 116R027

  • SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS OR CONTROL MEASURES

  • RISK ASSESSMENT

  • Safe Work Checklist (SWC) or Work Planning Form (WPF) completed

  • Additional Equipment Controls required
    (The following ticked items where required and have been checked to ensure serviceable condition)

  • Helmet

  • Drop zones established

  • Safety Boots

  • Gloves

  • Safety Glasses

  • Ladders

  • Communications

  • Scaffolding

  • EWP pre start completed

  • Lanyards

  • Attachment points

  • Harness

  • The following ticked items have been assessed in the WPF or SWC if applicable

  • Weather

  • Traffic

  • Overhead Power Lines

  • Barricades

  • Signage

  • WORK COMPLETED OR SUSPENDED

  • Date/Time Work Completed or Suspended

  • All personnel have been advised and withdrawn from the work area

  • All tools and equipment have been removed from work area

  • Work area is fit for use

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