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Safe Work Method Statement Company: (Name, Person & Phone) Project/Site:
Principal Contractor:
Job Task:
SWMS No.:
Steel Fixing
Date Created:
Revision Number:
Workers Involved in Developing this SWMS Print Name: Signature:
Review Date:
Print Name:
Signature:
Relevant Australian Standards / Codes of Practice / Legislation Material Safety Data Sheets Required Plant & Equipment Required Licenses / Competencies Required Hot Work Permit
Yes
Confined Space Permit
Yes
Crane Lift Plan / Permit
Yes
Other Permit
Yes
Applicable Permit Number(s): PPE Required: High Risk Work: Fall from Heights > 2m Asbestos Telecommunication Towers Task/Location Specific Risks: Access & Egress Overhead Obstructions Underground Services Pedestrians / Workers Unauthorised Persons
Structural Collapse Demolition of Structures Pressurised Gas Pipes/Mains
Contaminated/Flammable Atmosphere Ground Conditions Compressed Air Quick Cut Saw Angle Grinder Hot Work / Burns Poor Lighting
© 2012 Master Builders Association of South Australia, Inc
Confined Spaces Excavation >1.5m Electrical Extremes of Artificial Temperature Noise Cultural / Heritage Area Snakes / Vermin Dust Significant Trees Flora & Fauna
STEEL FIXING
Work in Tunnel Mobile Plant Traffic Chemical/Fuel/Refrigerant Lines Water Pollution Soil Pollution Rotating Machinery Fatigue Exposure to UV Ignitions Sources
Explosives Drowning Tilt-up/Precast Concrete
Weather Obstacles / Buildings
Other (refer to hazard prompt list)
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Safe Work Method Statement Step 1 Consequences 5 – Severe 4 – Major 3 – Moderate 2 – Minor 1 – Negligible
Potential to be fatal. Permanent disability. Destruction of property or plant. Serious injury. Long term disability. Major damage to plant, property or environment. Potential for injury resulting in medical attention. Damage to plant, property or environment. Injury requiring First Aid treatment and / or short term discomfort. Cause a near miss, needs to be reported
Step 2 Potential (Likelihood) A – Almost Certain B – Likely C – Possible D – Unlikely E - Rare
This event is expected to occur in most circumstances The event will probably occur in most circumstances The event might occur at some time The event could occur at some time The event may occur only in exceptional circumstances
Step 3 Matrix Potential A – Almost Certain B – Likely C – Possible D – Unlikely E - Rare
Consequences 1 – Negligible M (9) L (7) L (5) L (3) VL (1)
2 – Minor S (15) M (11) L (6) L (4) L (2)
3 – Moderate S (19) S (18) M (13) M (10) M (8)
4 – Major H (24) S (21) S (17) M (14) M (12)
5 – Severe H (25) H (23) H (22) S (20) S (16)
Legend Risk Rating
Significant
Activity to be re-planned and/or re-designed. If this is not possible, an independent Hazard Assessment of the activity is to be completed by the Project Manager prior to completing the SWMS Activity Must be reviewed by Senior Site Management Representative and have identified risk controls built into the SWMS and work procedure
Medium
Site Supervisor must review method of task.
Low
Some action may be required, Supervisor to determine and monitor
Very Low
Minimal risk, monitor where work changes
High
© 2012 Master Builders Association of South Australia, Inc
STEEL FIXING
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Safe Work Method Statement Job Step
Potential Hazard
Risk Rating
Control
Break the job into steps
What can cause harm at each step High risk work is to be kept to its own cell
S (17)
Describe the control measures and how they will be used
Preparation
Residual Risk M (8)
Person Responsible for Controls EXAMPLE
H
Set up exclusion zones and erect flagging and safety signs Set up storage area for delivery of material Secure loose material that may dislodge as a result of inclement weather
S
[insert responsible person]
H
Follow the recommendations of the project engineer as to the loading of materials on deck Materials should be spread out to ensure overloading in one area does not occur
S
[insert responsible person]
S
Give consideration to distances that workers will have to carry steel across the deck to avoid trip and manual handling hazards Only workers trained in correct manual handling techniques to complete task Use mechanical lifting devices and team lifts where possible Work area to be kept clear of trip hazards at all times
M
[insert responsible person]
Struck by moving vehicle
H
Only competent/licensed driver to deliver material to site Driver to be advised of and obey traffic management requirements and deliver to designated area only Pedestrians to be advised of traffic management requirements and traffic to stay within designated walking areas as laid out in Site Traffic Management Plan
S
[insert responsible person]
Slips, trips, fallsManual Handling
S
M
[insert responsible person]
Struck by moving object
Overloading deck
Loading material to deck Manual Handling Slips, trips, falls
Deliver and unload material
© 2012 Master Builders Association of South Australia, Inc
Ensure access/egress is clear of debris Only workers trained in correct manual handling techniques to complete task Use mechanical lifting devices and team lifts where possible
STEEL FIXING
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M
Wear appropriate PPE, including gloves when handling steel
L
[insert responsible person]
Hot work
H
Complete hot work permit in conjunction with principle contractor Wear appropriate PPE, including face shields, long sleeve shirts and tros Ensure hot work screens erected as necessary
S
[insert responsible person]
Cuts, lacerations, abrasions
M
Wear appropriate PPE as required, including gloves when handling steel
L
[insert responsible person]
S
Only workers trained in correct manual handling techniques to complete task Use mechanical lifting devices and team lifts where possible
M
[insert responsible person]
S
All exposed ends of reo bar to be capped off Tie wire turned down into reinforcement Steel reinforcement should have enough ties or chairs to provide for walking over or provide planks, form ply for safe access Work area to be kept clear of trip hazards at all times
M
[insert responsible person]
S
Only workers trained in correct manual handling techniques to complete task Use mechanical lifting devices and team lifts where possible Work area to be kept clear of trip hazards at all times
M
[insert responsible person]
Cuts, lacerations, abrasions
Placing of reinforcement steel
Manual Handling
Puncture Slips, trips, falls
Pack up
Manual handling Slips, trips, falls
Have you considered the site specific hazards? e.g. - lay of the land - obstacles (buildings, workers, excavations, plant) - changes to site conditions - other contractors’ work in progress Have you considered weather conditions? Eg. - wind - rain - heat - cold etc Have you considered job specific details? - different material - different equipment Any other factor that may make affect the risks associated with performing this task?
© 2012 Master Builders Association of South Australia, Inc
IN PREPARING A SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENT YOU MUST: 1. Consider any site specific potential hazards and include any identified risks in Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) 2. Assess the risk 3. Insert controls using the hierarchy of controls for the hazards identified i.e. Elimination, Substitution (materials, equipment, and chemicals), Isolation, Engineering (guarding), istration (training) or PPE 4. Review the residual risk to ensure controls are adequate to safely perform the work 5. Document the matters contained in items 1 – 4, above, in this SWMS 6. Complete the SWMS and Delete these notes to demonstrate that you have considered all relevant matters 7. Ensure that all workers involved in the job task have read, understood and signed off on the SWMS 8. Ensure that work is carried out in a safe manner in accordance with the SWMS NB: If you are unsure of anything seek professional advice. Master Builders WHS department can assist in developing and implementing safety plans, including SWMS.
STEEL FIXING
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Safe Work Method Statement WORKERS INVOLVED IN JOB TASK We, the undersigned, confirm that we have been consulted regarding the above SMWS and that its content is clearly understood. We also confirm that our required qualification(s) etc. to undertake this activity, is\are current and that we are competent to complete the work safely and without risk to our own health or the health and safety of others. We clearly understand that the control(s) in this SWMS must be applied as documented, otherwise work is to cease immediately, and we will ensure that the work area is made safe, as far as reasonably practicable.
Print Name:
Company:
Signature:
Date:
I, the undersigned Supervisor, confirm that I have checked all qualifications provided and that they are applicable and current. I have also ensured that all inductions have taken place and that all tools and equipment are properly maintained and safe to use. I have issued all relevant permits and have ensured to the best of my ability that the work area is safe and that the work will not damage any property or injure any persons.
Supervisor Name
© 2012 Master Builders Association of South Australia, Inc
Supervisor Signature
STEEL FIXING
Date _______________
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Principal Contractor:
Job Task:
SWMS No.:
Steel Fixing
Date Created:
Revision Number:
Workers Involved in Developing this SWMS Print Name: Signature:
Review Date:
Print Name:
Signature:
Relevant Australian Standards / Codes of Practice / Legislation Material Safety Data Sheets Required Plant & Equipment Required Licenses / Competencies Required Hot Work Permit
Yes
Confined Space Permit
Yes
Crane Lift Plan / Permit
Yes
Other Permit
Yes
Applicable Permit Number(s): PPE Required: High Risk Work: Fall from Heights > 2m Asbestos Telecommunication Towers Task/Location Specific Risks: Access & Egress Overhead Obstructions Underground Services Pedestrians / Workers Unauthorised Persons
Structural Collapse Demolition of Structures Pressurised Gas Pipes/Mains
Contaminated/Flammable Atmosphere Ground Conditions Compressed Air Quick Cut Saw Angle Grinder Hot Work / Burns Poor Lighting
© 2012 Master Builders Association of South Australia, Inc
Confined Spaces Excavation >1.5m Electrical Extremes of Artificial Temperature Noise Cultural / Heritage Area Snakes / Vermin Dust Significant Trees Flora & Fauna
STEEL FIXING
Work in Tunnel Mobile Plant Traffic Chemical/Fuel/Refrigerant Lines Water Pollution Soil Pollution Rotating Machinery Fatigue Exposure to UV Ignitions Sources
Explosives Drowning Tilt-up/Precast Concrete
Weather Obstacles / Buildings
Other (refer to hazard prompt list)
Page 1 of 5
Safe Work Method Statement Step 1 Consequences 5 – Severe 4 – Major 3 – Moderate 2 – Minor 1 – Negligible
Potential to be fatal. Permanent disability. Destruction of property or plant. Serious injury. Long term disability. Major damage to plant, property or environment. Potential for injury resulting in medical attention. Damage to plant, property or environment. Injury requiring First Aid treatment and / or short term discomfort. Cause a near miss, needs to be reported
Step 2 Potential (Likelihood) A – Almost Certain B – Likely C – Possible D – Unlikely E - Rare
This event is expected to occur in most circumstances The event will probably occur in most circumstances The event might occur at some time The event could occur at some time The event may occur only in exceptional circumstances
Step 3 Matrix Potential A – Almost Certain B – Likely C – Possible D – Unlikely E - Rare
Consequences 1 – Negligible M (9) L (7) L (5) L (3) VL (1)
2 – Minor S (15) M (11) L (6) L (4) L (2)
3 – Moderate S (19) S (18) M (13) M (10) M (8)
4 – Major H (24) S (21) S (17) M (14) M (12)
5 – Severe H (25) H (23) H (22) S (20) S (16)
Legend Risk Rating
Significant
Activity to be re-planned and/or re-designed. If this is not possible, an independent Hazard Assessment of the activity is to be completed by the Project Manager prior to completing the SWMS Activity Must be reviewed by Senior Site Management Representative and have identified risk controls built into the SWMS and work procedure
Medium
Site Supervisor must review method of task.
Low
Some action may be required, Supervisor to determine and monitor
Very Low
Minimal risk, monitor where work changes
High
© 2012 Master Builders Association of South Australia, Inc
STEEL FIXING
Page 2 of 5
Safe Work Method Statement Job Step
Potential Hazard
Risk Rating
Control
Break the job into steps
What can cause harm at each step High risk work is to be kept to its own cell
S (17)
Describe the control measures and how they will be used
Preparation
Residual Risk M (8)
Person Responsible for Controls EXAMPLE
H
Set up exclusion zones and erect flagging and safety signs Set up storage area for delivery of material Secure loose material that may dislodge as a result of inclement weather
S
[insert responsible person]
H
Follow the recommendations of the project engineer as to the loading of materials on deck Materials should be spread out to ensure overloading in one area does not occur
S
[insert responsible person]
S
Give consideration to distances that workers will have to carry steel across the deck to avoid trip and manual handling hazards Only workers trained in correct manual handling techniques to complete task Use mechanical lifting devices and team lifts where possible Work area to be kept clear of trip hazards at all times
M
[insert responsible person]
Struck by moving vehicle
H
Only competent/licensed driver to deliver material to site Driver to be advised of and obey traffic management requirements and deliver to designated area only Pedestrians to be advised of traffic management requirements and traffic to stay within designated walking areas as laid out in Site Traffic Management Plan
S
[insert responsible person]
Slips, trips, fallsManual Handling
S
M
[insert responsible person]
Struck by moving object
Overloading deck
Loading material to deck Manual Handling Slips, trips, falls
Deliver and unload material
© 2012 Master Builders Association of South Australia, Inc
Ensure access/egress is clear of debris Only workers trained in correct manual handling techniques to complete task Use mechanical lifting devices and team lifts where possible
STEEL FIXING
Page 3 of 5
M
Wear appropriate PPE, including gloves when handling steel
L
[insert responsible person]
Hot work
H
Complete hot work permit in conjunction with principle contractor Wear appropriate PPE, including face shields, long sleeve shirts and tros Ensure hot work screens erected as necessary
S
[insert responsible person]
Cuts, lacerations, abrasions
M
Wear appropriate PPE as required, including gloves when handling steel
L
[insert responsible person]
S
Only workers trained in correct manual handling techniques to complete task Use mechanical lifting devices and team lifts where possible
M
[insert responsible person]
S
All exposed ends of reo bar to be capped off Tie wire turned down into reinforcement Steel reinforcement should have enough ties or chairs to provide for walking over or provide planks, form ply for safe access Work area to be kept clear of trip hazards at all times
M
[insert responsible person]
S
Only workers trained in correct manual handling techniques to complete task Use mechanical lifting devices and team lifts where possible Work area to be kept clear of trip hazards at all times
M
[insert responsible person]
Cuts, lacerations, abrasions
Placing of reinforcement steel
Manual Handling
Puncture Slips, trips, falls
Pack up
Manual handling Slips, trips, falls
Have you considered the site specific hazards? e.g. - lay of the land - obstacles (buildings, workers, excavations, plant) - changes to site conditions - other contractors’ work in progress Have you considered weather conditions? Eg. - wind - rain - heat - cold etc Have you considered job specific details? - different material - different equipment Any other factor that may make affect the risks associated with performing this task?
© 2012 Master Builders Association of South Australia, Inc
IN PREPARING A SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENT YOU MUST: 1. Consider any site specific potential hazards and include any identified risks in Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) 2. Assess the risk 3. Insert controls using the hierarchy of controls for the hazards identified i.e. Elimination, Substitution (materials, equipment, and chemicals), Isolation, Engineering (guarding), istration (training) or PPE 4. Review the residual risk to ensure controls are adequate to safely perform the work 5. Document the matters contained in items 1 – 4, above, in this SWMS 6. Complete the SWMS and Delete these notes to demonstrate that you have considered all relevant matters 7. Ensure that all workers involved in the job task have read, understood and signed off on the SWMS 8. Ensure that work is carried out in a safe manner in accordance with the SWMS NB: If you are unsure of anything seek professional advice. Master Builders WHS department can assist in developing and implementing safety plans, including SWMS.
STEEL FIXING
Page 4 of 5
Safe Work Method Statement WORKERS INVOLVED IN JOB TASK We, the undersigned, confirm that we have been consulted regarding the above SMWS and that its content is clearly understood. We also confirm that our required qualification(s) etc. to undertake this activity, is\are current and that we are competent to complete the work safely and without risk to our own health or the health and safety of others. We clearly understand that the control(s) in this SWMS must be applied as documented, otherwise work is to cease immediately, and we will ensure that the work area is made safe, as far as reasonably practicable.
Print Name:
Company:
Signature:
Date:
I, the undersigned Supervisor, confirm that I have checked all qualifications provided and that they are applicable and current. I have also ensured that all inductions have taken place and that all tools and equipment are properly maintained and safe to use. I have issued all relevant permits and have ensured to the best of my ability that the work area is safe and that the work will not damage any property or injure any persons.
Supervisor Name
© 2012 Master Builders Association of South Australia, Inc
Supervisor Signature
STEEL FIXING
Date _______________
Page 5 of 5
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