ACTIVITY: THERMOPLASTIC EXTRUSION, PROFILE AND AUDIO TACTILE
SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENT (SWMS)
Company Name:
Supalux Linemarking Pty Ltd
Supalux Linemarking Pty Ltd
Contact Names:
John Mould (Project Manager)
Adrian Grey (Project Coordinator)
Address:
9 – 11 Tipping Rd, Kewdale, Western Australia
55 Assembly Drive, Dandenong South, Victoria
Contact Details:
0407 023 178
0437 250 907
PROJECT DETAILS
Project: All Supalux Thermoplastic Projects
Job Address:
Job Description/Activity: Maintenance and new Thermoplastic Extrusion, Profile and Audio Tactile roadmarking
Relevant workers must be consulted in the development, approval and
communication of this SWMS:
Name:
Job Title:
Adrian Grey
Projects Coordinator (WA)
Paul Kershaw
Delivery Coordinator (WA)
John Mould
Senior Contract Manager (VIC)
Travis Bentley
Project Manager (TAS)
Linemarker (VIC)
Jaroslav Horvath
Linemarker (WA)
Phil Scanlon
SWMS: Approved by Safety Officer/Delegated Personnel
John Mould
Signature:
Date: 05.12.2022
Prepared and final review by: John Mould
Date SWMS Issued:
05-12-2022
Persons responsible for ensuring compliance with SWMS:
Next Review Date:
December 2023
Employees/Subcontractors, Linemarkers, Pilots, Surveillance Officers and Contract Managers
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SWMS SCOPE
This SWMS covers general safety matters when carrying out roadmarking tasks, using a roadmarking machine on concrete and/or bitumen surfaces.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REQUIRED (PPE) SELECT REQUIRED PPE
ENSURE ALL PPE MEETS RELEVANT AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS. INSPECT, AND REPLACE PPE AS NEEDED.
AS 1319-1994 Safety signs for the occupational environment reproduced with permission from SAI Global under licence1210-c062. Standards may be purchased at http://www.saiglobal.com
Foot
Protection
Hearing
Protection
High Visibility
Head
Protection/
Sun Hat
Eye
Protection
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☐
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☐
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Face
Protection
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Hand
Protection
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Protective
Clothing
/Night
Overalls

Breathing
Protection if
required
Sun Protection daytime
☐
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Sun hat, Long pant and sleeves , SPF 30+
sunscreen, tinted safety glasses with adequate
UV protection)
Rings, watches and jewellery that may become entangled in machines must not be worn. Long and loose hair must be tied back.
HIGH RISK CONSTRUCTION WORK
DANGEROUS GOODS / HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS
This work activity involves the
following “High Risk
Construction Work”:
Thermoplastic is not classified as a Hazardous Chemical according to Safe Work Australia (SWA) and not classified as a Dangerous
Good (DG) according to Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road or Rail (ADG Code). however, on burning they
will emit toxic fumes, including those of oxides of carbon. Based on the properties of the epoxy constituent(s), these preparations may
be a skin sensitiser and an irritant. They may be irritating to eyes, mucous membrane and skin. Repeated skin contact may lead to
irritation and to sensitisation. May produce an allergic reaction.
Unleaded Petrol is classified as a hazardous chemical according to SWA and DG according to the ADG Code. Unleaded Petrol is
classified as extremely Flammable and Harmful. Diesel is classified as a hazardous chemical according to SWA and is not DG according
to the ADG Code. Diesel is classified as Harmful.
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Work carried out in an area at
a workplace in which there is
any movement of powered
mobile plant
•
Work carried out on, in or
adjacent to a road, railway or
other traffic corridor that is in
use by traffic other than
pedestrians
Suitable Extinguishing Media:
Alcohol resistant foam is the preferred fire-fighting medium but, if it is not available, normal protein foam can be used.
Environmental risks may include:
- Death/damage or injury to vegetation and animals
- Pollution of waterways and water catchment areas
- Pollution of the atmosphere by production of hazardous chemicals such as ozone chemicals.
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FORMAL TRAINING, LICENCES REQUIRED FOR
PERSONNEL/WORKERS UNDERTAKING THIS TASK:
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Current driver’s licence appropriate to vehicle being driven.
OHS Induction White Card
Traffic Control/Traffic Management
First Aid Training
Competent in operation of make/model of plant
Emergency procedures – emergency response
PPE
Details of: Regulatory
Permits/Licences Engineering
Details/Certificates/Workcover
Approvals:
Traffic Management Plans
SWMS
Plant to be registered
Plant/Tools/Equipment: (List plant and
equipment to be used on the job.)
• Roadmarking application equipment
enclosed cabin truck, open cabin ride
on plant
• Pilot vehicles as required, or
vehicles required to transport
devices and signs
• Traffic management devices/signs
compliant to AS1742.3:2009 and
Road Management Act (VIC)
• Fire Extinguishers current and
tagged
• First Aid Kits
• Equipment may not be limited to the
above
DUTIES OF PERSONNEL/
WORKERS UNDERTAKING
THIS TASK:
• Roadmarking operator
• Traffic control
• Pilot driver
DETAILS OF SUPERVISORY ARRANGEMENTS FOR WORKERS
UNDERTAKING THIS TASK:
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Suitably qualified supervisors for job
Direct on-site supervision
Audits
Spot Checks, etc.
Reporting systems
Relevant Legislation, Codes of Practice:
Note: Refer only To the Legislation references applicable to your State of operation for this SWMS.
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Commonwealth, NSW, QLD, ACT
o Work Health and Safety Act 2011
o Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011
Northern Territory
o Work Health and Safety (National Uniform
Legislation) Act 2011
o Work Health and Safety (National Uniform
Legislation) Regulations
SA, Tasmania
o Work Health and Safety Act 2012
o Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012
Codes of Practice: Safe Work Australia:
o First Aid in the Workplace
o Managing the Risk of Falls at Workplaces
o Managing the Risk of Plant in the Workplace
o Managing Noise and Preventing Hearing Loss in
the Workplace
o How to Manage Work Health and Safety Risks
o Hazardous Manual Tasks
o Managing Risks of Hazardous Chemicals
o WHS Consultation, Cooperation and Coordination
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o MRWA Traffic Management for Works on Roads
o Worksite Safety – Traffic Managent – Victoria
o Traffic Control for works on Roads – Tasmanian Guide
o SA Standards – for Workzone Traffic Management
Victoria
o Road Management Act 2004
o Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004
o Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2017
o Codes of Practice and Compliance Codes
Western Australia
o Work Health and Safety Act 2020
Australian Standards:
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o AS1742.3 2019 - Manual of Unifor Traffic Control Devices
o AS 1940 Storage and Handling of Flammable and Combustible Liquids
o AS/NZS 2906 Fuel Containers - Portable - Plastic and Metal
o AGTTM – Guide to Temporary Traffic Management Set
REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
Safety Data Sheets
Borum Operating Manual - (Ride On)
Supalux Linemarking Pty Ltd Safety and Environmental Management Plans
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RISK ASSESSMENT MATRIX
HB 436:2004 Risk Management Guidelines Tables 6.3 – 6.8 reproduced with permission from SAI Global under licence 1210-c062. Standards may be purchased at http://www.saiglobal.com
References: Safe Work Australia (2011) - Code of Practice: How to Manage Work Health and Safety Risks, AS/NZS 31000 -2009 Risk Management Principles and Guidelines.
Step 2: Determine Consequence
What will be the expected effect?
Level of Effect:
Example of each level:
Step 1: Determine Likelihood
What is the possibility that the effect will occur?
Criteria
Description
5. Almost
certain
Expected in most circumstances.
Effect is a common result.
i.
Catastrophic
Multiple Permanent Total Disability injuries; multiple deaths.
4. Likely
Will probably occur in most
circumstances.
Effect is known to have occurred at this site or
it has happened.
ii.
Major
Hospital admittance; extensive injuries; lost time injury > 7 days; Permanent Total Disability injury;
death.
3. Possible
Might occur at some time.
Effect could occur at the site or I’ve heard of it
happening.
iii.
Moderate
Medical treatment; serious injuries, temporary partial disability; lost time injury < 7 days.
2. Unlikely
Could occur at some time.
Effect is not likely to occur at the site or I have
not heard of it happening.
iv.
Minor
First Aid treatment only; no lost time injury.
May occur only in exceptional
circumstances.
Effect is practically impossible.
v.
Insignificant/Acceptable
No effect – or so minor that effect is acceptable.
1. Rare
Step 3 Determine the risk score
Likelihood
Consequence
Step 4 Record risk score on worksheet (Note – Risk scores have no absolute value and should only be used for
comparison and to engender discussion.)
Insignificant
Minor
Moderate
Major
Catastrophic
5. Almost
certain
3 High
3 High
4 Acute
4 Acute
4 Acute
4. Likely
2 Moderate
3 High
3 High
4 Acute
4 Acute
A: Acute
DO NOT PROCCED. Requires immediate attention. Introduce further high-level controls to lower the risk level. Reassess before proceeding.
3. Possible
1 Low
2 Moderate
3 High
4 Acute
4 Acute
H: High
Review before commencing work. Introduce new controls and/or maintain high level controls to lower the risk level.
Monitor frequently to ensure control measures are working.
2. Unlikely
1 Low
1 Low
2 Moderate
3 High
4 Acute
M: Moderate
Maintain control measures. Proceed with work. Monitor and review regularly, and if any
equipment/people/materials/work processes or procedures change.
1. Rare
1 Low
1 Low
2 Moderate
3 High
3 High
L: Low
Record and monitor. Proceed with work. Review regularly, and if any equipment/people/materials/work processes or
procedures change.
ELIMINATION - Risk will be
eliminated where possible
Score
SUBSTITUTION ISOLATION
ENGINEERING - Where risk
remains, one/combination of
controls will be used
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Action
ADMINISTRATIVE - Where risk
remains, administrative controls
will be used.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT (PPE) - Where risk
still remains, it will be reduced as
far as reasonably practicable with
use of PPE.
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Job Step
Break the job/activity
into key steps
1. Preparation
1.1 Pre-Start Check
Daily Plant Safety
Checklist
1.2 Loading vehicles
for task
Initial
Identified Hazards
1. Personal Injury due to faulty
machine/vehicle
2. Personal Impact/crushing
from vehicle/forklift
Risk Level
A=Acute
H=High
M=Moderate
L=Low
(H)
(H)
Control Measures in order of preference, can hazards be
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

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
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3. Lifting/Bending/Manual
Handling
(M)


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4. Unsafe Load
(M)
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5. Fall/Slip at depot or truck
(M)
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
6. Climbing onto back of trucks
(Prevention of Falls)
7. Egressing (getting down)
from back of truck
(M)

(M)

Crushing hazard from loading
glass beads incorrectly
(M)
Eliminated
Substituted for a safer alternative
Controlled by physical barriers, guards or mechanical aids
Controlled by training and work procedures
Controlled using PPE
Ensure pre flight checklist is performed.
Maintain maintenance logbooks/records.
Check gas hoses/connections for any signs of
damage. If unsure check connections with soapy
water for leaks.
Only licensed operators to use forklift.
Pedestrians to keep to designated walk ways when
forklift is in operation.
All vehicle/plants are fitted with rotating lights,
reversing beeper alarms.
All staff to wear safety vests.
Use hydraulic tail ramp, trolleys and/or forklift where
possible.
All employees are to use correct manual handling lifting
techniques.
Team lifting techniques are to be executed as often
as possible.
Drivers to check load, straps, tie downs etc. prior to
starting to drive.
Loose and excess material on depot floor/truck is to be
swept and collected immediately.
All plant, equipment and materials have allocated storage
areas that are to be maintained and kept clear.
Use provided access points and maintain 3 points of
contact.
Use provided egress locations and maintain 3 point
contact.
Residual
Risk Level
A=Acute
H=High
M=Moderate
L=Low
(L)
(L)
(L)
All Workers/Crew
Leader
(L)
(L)
(L)
(L)
DO NOT JUMP DOWN FROM BACK OF TRUCK.
When adding glass beads to the tank, whether initially in the
day or during refill, ensure beads are released from the base
of the bag by undoing the draw string and controlling the flow.
Never cut the bag.
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Responsibility
for Control
Measures
(L)
All workers
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Job Step
Break the job/activity
into key steps
2. Work Site
Establishment
2.1 Complete daily
site prestart meeting
Initial
Identified Hazards
1. Injury to personnel or others,
damage to vehicle, plant or
equipment
Risk Level
A=Acute
H=High
M=Moderate
L=Low
(H)
Control Measures in order of preference, can hazards be
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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2.2 Implement Traffic
control if applicable.
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2.3 Unload vehicle
and set up job
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2. Lifting/Bending
(M)



3 .Injury to worker/public
through incorrect.
positionning of vehicles
4. Excessive speed of vehicle
entering worksite.
5. Road formation will affect
establishment of TMP i.e.
narrow, high embankment will
prevent
vehicle passing to LHS of
linemarking vehicles.
6.Incorrect use of directional or
communication equipment.
(H)
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
Eliminated
Substituted for a safer alternative
Controlled by physical barriers, guards or mechanical aids
Controlled by training and work procedures
Controlled using PPE
Set up site in accordance with correct Traffic
Management Plan.
Support vehicles are to shadow staff for protection
against traffic when setting up of site.
Ensure gap between worker and support vehicle is in
accordance with Traffic Management Plans.
Utilise mirrors and spotter (if required)
All vehicle/plant are fitted with rotating lights,
reversing beeper alarms.
Employees hold current Traffic Control and/or Traffic
Management qualifications.
PPE is to be worn by all staff, always when on a
worksite (High Vis safety vests and reflective overalls
are provided)
Use hydraulic tail ramp, trolleys and/or forklift where
possible.
All employees are to use correct manual handling lifting
techniques.
Team lifting techniques are to be executed as often
as possible.
Ensure crew members have completed Traffic
Control Course. Ensure crew members are
adequately trained in the
arrow boards and UHF radios.
Drivers must adhere to speed limits.
Position and set-up of all mobile vehicles to be
checked by crew leader prior to entering trafficked
lanes.
Truck Mounted Attenuator to be positioned in rear
pilot position as close to linemarking vehicle as
terrain and sight distances permit.
When traffic density or composition (i.e. very high
number of extra-large heavy vehicles) creates a
high-risk situation; then work can be suspended until
traffic conditions ease or alternate TMP is
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Risk Level
A=Acute
H=High
M=Moderate
L=Low
Responsibility
for Control
Measures
(L)
All
Workers/Crew
Leader/Look out
Persons
(L)
(M)
All
Workers/Crew
Leader/Look out
Persons
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Initial
Job Step
Identified Hazards
Break the job/activity
into key steps
6.
7.
8.
Crush injury when
deploying attenuator.
Rear Pilot vehicle (Shadow
vehicle) distance to
Linemarking vehicle too
short thereby not
providing sufficient
protection to the
Linemarking vehicle.
Rear Pilot vehicle (Shadow
vehicle) distance to
Linemarking vehicle too
long thereby not
providing adequate
protection to the
work vehicle and/or tester
Risk Level
A=Acute
H=High
M=Moderate
L=Low
Control Measures in order of preference, can hazards be
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

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












Eliminated
Substituted for a safer alternative
Controlled by physical barriers, guards or mechanical aids
Controlled by training and work procedures
Controlled using PPE
established or obtained.
Workers on foot when taking retroreflectivity and
completing other Linemarking activities are to ensure the
conditions of Table 4.1 AGTTM Part 4 are able to be
applied If the sight distances in Table 4.2 AGTTM Part 4
can not be achieved a suitably qualified lookout person
must be implemented
sure 10 metre clearance of other vehicles and
workers
Explain this aspect using the TMP.
Bad weather (rain, fog) lowers visibility – increase
separation distance
Sun glare – work with sun at back if possible
Oversize vehicles – allow more space to be able to
move to the side of the road when paint drying allows
Road conditions – poor quality road - increase
separation distance to allow controlled speed
reduction of all vehicles
Use spotters, when necessary, e.g. when testing
Main consistent radio communication – use SLK
readings and references e.g. signs to inform crew of
location
Crew leader to monitor and adjust vehicle positions
as required (as per TMP)
The rear Pilot vehicle shall hold at a position of good
sight distance until the work vehicle has progressed
to a point where the tail vehicle can move through
the section with restricted sight to a point where
good sight distance is regained.as per TGS 1-6 TMP
9461
Explain this aspect using the TMP.
Always ensure protection of the Linemarking vehicle
Heavy traffic conditions - - decrease separation
distance
Ensure clear communication is always maintained
with Linemarker
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Risk Level
A=Acute
H=High
M=Moderate
L=Low
Responsibility
for Control
Measures
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Job Step
Break the job/activity
into key steps
Initial
Identified Hazards
Risk Level
A=Acute
H=High
M=Moderate
L=Low
Control Measures in order of preference, can hazards be
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.


3. Thermoplastic/
Audio Tactile
Application
1. Injury to personnel or others,
damage to vehicle, plant or
equipment
(H)


3.1 Spotting
/measure out (when
required)

3.2 Clean work area
3.3 Prepare material
in thermoplastic
pre-heater kettles
(H)

.

3.4 Fill applicator
roadmarking
machine with
thermoplastic

3.5 Apply
thermoplastic lines
to road

2. Repetitive strain/bending and
muscle soreness
3. Material spills
(M)

(H)


4. Material burns
(H)

Eliminated
Substituted for a safer alternative
Controlled by physical barriers, guards or mechanical aids
Controlled by training and work procedures
Controlled using PPE
Maintain enough distance to ensure passing vehicles
cannot significantly increase speed directly between
Linemarking vehicle and TMA vehicle
Maintain only enough distance to ensure passing
vehicles does not cross the new work.
Support vehicles are to shadow staff for protection
against traffic when setting up of site.
Ensure gap between worker and support vehicle is in
accordance with Traffic Management Plans.
Utilise mirrors and forward vision to observe traffic before
getting out of the vehicle. When out of the vehicle, to take
a measurement, Workers on foot when taking
retroreflectivity and completing other Linemarking activities
are to ensure the conditions of Table 4.1 AGTTM Part 4
are able to be applied If the sight distances in Table 4.2
AGTTM Part 4 can not be achieved a suitably qualified
lookout person must be implemented (if client has
specified)
All vehicle/plant are fitted with rotating lights, reversing
beeper alarms.
Employees hold current Traffic Control and/or Traffic
Management qualifications.
Ensure you are trained and authorised to used pre-hetaer
kettles.
PPE must be worn by all staff, always when on a
worksite Face Shield, Heat Resistant Gloves, Full
sleeved shirt and safety shoes as a minimum
Employees are to take short frequent breaks when
spotting
Vehicles carry spill kits and employees are trained to
contain the spill as soon as possible in as efficient a
manner as possible.
SDS are available to the crew through crew resources on
sitedocs
PPE, gloves, safety glasses, long sleeves, long pants
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Risk Level
A=Acute
H=High
M=Moderate
L=Low
Responsibility
for Control
Measures
(L)
(L)
All Workers/Crew
Leader
(L)
(L)
(L)
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Job Step
Break the job/activity
into key steps
Initial
Identified Hazards
Risk Level
A=Acute
H=High
M=Moderate
L=Low
Control Measures in order of preference, can hazards be
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

5. Fire/explosion
(H)







4. Close Down
Work Site
4.1 Turn off burner
4.2 Load vehicle
4.3 Site cleanup,
ensure site is safe to
leave
4.4 Remove traffic
control
1. Muscle Injury
(M)



2. Injury to personnel or others,
damage to vehicle, plant,
equipment
(H)








Eliminated
Substituted for a safer alternative
Controlled by physical barriers, guards or mechanical aids
Controlled by training and work procedures
Controlled using PPE
are to be worn when preparing/using hot material.
A face shield should be used when filling/refilling the
thermoplastic kettle or roadmarking applicator.
Ensure inspection of gas hoses/connections are
completed at pre-start to prevent fire/explosion.
Ensure LPG bottles have been tested within last 10
years.
Ensure the area is clear of any flammable goods.
Employees are trained in lighting of the burner.
Firefighting equipment is available on all vehicles.
All staff are trained in using a fire extinguisher.
A List of all emergency services/contact numbers are in
all vehicles
Use hydraulic tail ramp.
All employees are to use correct manual handling lifting
techniques.
Team lifting techniques are to be executed as often as
possible when loading heavy materials.
Pack up site in accordance with correct Traffic Management
Plan.
Support vehicles are to shadow staff for protection against
traffic when packing up of site.
Ensure gap between worker and support vehicle in
accordance with Traffic Management Plan.
Utilise mirrors and spotter.
All vehicle/plants are fitted with rotating lights, reversing
beeper alarms.
Employees hold current Traffic Control and/or Traffic
Management qualifications.
PPE is to be worn by all staff, always when on a work site
(High Vis safety vests and reflective overalls are provided).
Residual
Risk Level
A=Acute
H=High
M=Moderate
L=Low
Responsibility
for Control
Measures
(L)
(L)
(L)
All Workers/Crew
Leader
Complete Traffic Management Daily Diary, recording
periodic inspections of Traffic Control devices and any
incidents or near misses that may have occurred throughout
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Job Step
Break the job/activity
into key steps
5. Depot Unloading
5.1 Vehicle to be left
secure and clean
5.2 Ensure all
paperwork is
completed
Initial
Identified Hazards
1. Lifting/bending/manual
handling
Risk Level
A=Acute
H=High
M=Moderate
L=Low
(M)
Control Measures in order of preference, can hazards be
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Eliminated
Substituted for a safer alternative
Controlled by physical barriers, guards or mechanical aids
Controlled by training and work procedures
Controlled using PPE


Use hydraulic tail ramp.
All employees are to use correct manual handling lifting
techniques.
Team lifting techniques are to be executed as often as
possible when loading heavy materials.
Loose and excess material on depot floor/truck is to be
swept and collected immediately.
All plant, equipment and materials have allocated storage
areas that are to be maintained and kept clear,

2. Falls/slips at depot
(M)


the work day.
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Risk Level
A=Acute
H=High
M=Moderate
L=Low
(L)
Responsibility
for Control
Measures
All
Workers/Crew
Leader
(L)
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EMERGENCY PROCEDURES / EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Emergency Response: Call 000 immediately then administer first aid to
injured person following SDS's for hazardous chemicals (if applicable).
Develop and implement an emergency response plan for the site.
Include:
Assembly points
Communication
Consultation methods
Responsible persons
Emergency contacts - names and phone numbers
-
First aid equipment
Fire Extinguishers – accessible and serviced
Develop site-specific SWMS
Ensure all workers on-site are trained and familiar with emergency and evacuation
procedures.
REVIEW
To ensure controls are implemented and monitored effectively:
• Toolbox /pre-start meetings will be undertaken
• Relevant persons will be consulted on hazards and contents
of SWMS, work plans and other applicable information
• Control measures will be monitored throughout works:
o Spot checks
o Consultation
o Scheduled audits
• Corrective actions will be recorded and rectified in a timely
manner SWMS will be reviewed and updated accordingly (in
consultation with relevant persons)
Ensure all controls are reviewed as per the following:
• If controls fail to reduce risk adequately
• When changes to the workplace or work activity occur that create new /
different risks where controls may no longer be effective
• New hazards identified
• After an incident involving work activities relevant to this SWMS
• During consultation with relevant persons indicate review is needed
• A Health and Safety Representative (HSR) requests a review in line
with the requirements of the legislation.
SHOULD ANY INCIDENT OCCUR OUT ON A JOB SITE YOU MUST FILL IN THE APPROPRIATE FORM AND SUBMIT TO YOUR
SUPERVISOR ASAP. ADMINISTRATION WILL DOCUMENT DETAILS IN THE INCIDENT REGISTER.
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This SWMS has been developed in consultation and cooperation with workers and relevant Persons Conducting Business or Undertaking (PCBU). I have read the above SWMS and I understand its
contents. I confirm that I have the skills and training, including relevant certification to conduct the task as described. I agree to comply with safety requirements within this SWMS including safe work
instructions and Personal Protective Equipment described.
Name
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