Principal Contractor Orbit Homes (QLD) Pty Ltd ABN: 93 064 726 905
Postal Address: Level 1, 31 Zupp Drive Ormeau, QLD 4208
Project/Contract Details:
Project Name/Title: (provide brief description / name)
Orbit Homes jobs
Phone: (07) 3801 7100 QBCC Lic#: 716019
Project Manager Phone 07 3801 7100
Email infoq@orbithomes.com.au
Work Site Address: Refer to site sign Contact: OH&S Manager - 3801 7100
Project/Contract Duration: (include dates)
Highset/Double – 10 months from start date: Lowset/Single – 7 months from start date:
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES TO BE PERFORMED BY CONTRACTORs:
Identify and provide a summarised description of all the services/work activities to be performed at the work site address for the scope of this project/contract. Include any project schedule/plan (or reference thereof) or diagram that highlights the various activities to be performed (attach all other relevant documents to the appendix).
SCOPE OF WORK
To construct low set and high set homes.
Additional site risks:
ALL HIGH SET HOMES: No entry permitted to balconies if edge protection is not Installed.
Supervisor to ensure balcony doors are locked if edge protection not installed and a NO ACCESS sign provided.
No use of Safety Harness unless approved by Management
Project Manager signature:
Date:
SITE DIAGRAM (showing evacuation location and areas of site risks)
The Work Health and Safety Management Plan (WHSMP) has been prepared by Orbit Homes Queensland Pty Ltd to ensure that the principles and processes for managing the residential construction site are clearly set out and understood. Orbit Homes is committed to creating an incident and injury free workplace and expect their contractors and subcontractors to work towards the same objective.
Sub-Contractors (PCBU) are to complete and submit the Sub-Contractors Pack and Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) prior to commencing work with Orbit Homes Queensland Pty Ltd. The Sub-Contractor Pack and Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) are to be reviewed annually.
The WHSMP outlines how health and safety will be managed on site between the Principal Contractor (PC) - Orbit Homes, and the persons engaged to complete the work Subcontractors (PCBU)
The WHSMP has been implemented under the guidelines of the WHS Regulations 2011 section 309 – 311, 313.
The Sub Contractors SWMS will form part of this WHS Management Plan
RESPONSIBILITIES
The Responsibility diagram outlines the WHS responsibilities of the work to be carried out by the relevant personnel:
Orbit Homes General Manager
The General Manager has a responsibility to demonstrate due diligence regarding work health and safety. This includes taking steps to:
• understand the operations being carried out by the person conducting the business or undertaking in which they are employed, and the hazards and risks associated with the operations, by means of signing off SWMS.
• ensure that the person conducting the business or undertaking (PCBU) subcontractor has, and uses, appropriate resources and processes to eliminate or minimise health and safety risks arising from work being done
• ensure that the PCBU has appropriate processes in place to receive and respond promptly to information regarding incidents, hazards and risks
• ensure that the PCBU has, and uses, processes for complying with duties or obligations under the WHS Act
Orbit Homes Site Project Manager (PC Representative)
• Leave a WHS Management Plan in the meter box.
• Implementing health and safety procedures;
• Observing all legislative health and safety requirements and those of the Principal Contractor;
• Planning for safe work;
• Encouraging safe work on the project;
• Providing sound health and safety advise to all employees;
• Completing and actioning the results of safety reports and inspections;
• Organising and attending safety meetings;
• Ensuring safe work method statements are being followed;
• Conducting toolbox talks and inductions; as required
• Participating in incident investigations; and
• Leading by example and promoting safe work.
• Maintain an up to date first aid kit.
Definitions
PC - Orbit Homes Queensland Pty Ltd PC Representative - Orbit Homes Project Manager
PCBU – Sub Contractor engaged to carry out the work
- Work Health & Safety Management Plan SWMS - Safe Work Method Statement
– Serious Electrical Incident
DEE – Dangerous Electrical Event SDS – Safety Data Sheet
Sub Contractor (PCBU)
• Prepare and submit to Orbit Homes Queensland appropriate Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) for high-risk activities prior to commencing work on site;
• Conduct works in accordance with the SWMS for all high-risk activities being performed on site and make reasonable additions to their SWMS as requested by Orbit Homes Queensland;
• Contact an Orbit Homes Queensland representative immediately following the occurrence of any incident, injury, near miss, emergency or incident involving any person, including an employer, self-employed person, worker or member of the public;
• Discuss with an Orbit Homes Queensland representative any workplace activity or hazard that is identified as being not satisfactorily controlled or dealt with on site;
• Undertake activities and work in a safe and healthy manner and in accordance with Orbit Homes Queensland requirements, Subcontractor SWMS requirements and the requirements of the Queensland WHS Act and Regulations, and relevant codes of practice; and
• Carry out inspections, monitoring programs and audits to ensure the effective implementation of their health and safety system.
• All employed and subcontracted personnel are to read and understand the Orbit Homes Queensland Safety Plan prior to commencing any work.
• Sub Contractor to ensure they read the on site Safety Plan located in the meter box to identify any additional site risks.
• Sub Contractor to ensure all workers understand any additional site risks for this site.
The WHS Compliance workflow diagram outlines how Orbit Homes meet their WHS Principal contractor obligations.
Activity/Area Services / Trades Hazards Risk Level (L,M,H) Mandatory Controls
Job preparation & readiness
Housekeeping
Use of electrical equipment
• All Trades
• All Trades
• Unfamiliar with work place M
• Falls
• Slips and trips M
• SWMS will be prepared for all work conducted by the sub contractor.
• The SWMS will be reviewed by ORBIT HOMES before the commencement of work.
• The Project Manager will monitor compliance to the SWMS.
• All contractors will review WHS Management Plan on each job.
• Housekeeping standards are to be kept to prevent the introduction of additional risks –slips/trips, dust exposure, falling objects
• All rubbish to be placed at front of lots in bins provided.
The ORBIT HOMES Project Manager will monitor sub contractors to ensure they are aware of and complying with the following during their inspections:
• All electrical equipment and leads must be Tested & Tagged every 3 months.
• Electrical tools/leads will be visually inspected to ensure they have a current test tag and are not damaged.
• All Trades
• Electric shock
• Dangerous electrical event M
Use of ladders and trestles/planks
• All Trades • Falls H
• New tools are also required to be Tested & Tagged prior to using on site.
• RCD’s are being used between the electrical plant and the temporary power source.
• Electrical (10amp) leads don’t exceed 25m in length and are not joined together to exceed 25m in length.
• Where there is no power supply within 25m of the work area, a generator set may be used. This will require a separate risk assessment based on the model and type of plant and the workplace conditions at the time
Applies to all ladders
• All ladders are to be adequately secured against displacement whilst in use. Ensure that the structure/material supporting the top of the ladder can withstand the load.
• All ladders are to have firm, level footing
• No objects are to be carried in workers hands whilst traversing a ladder. All objects must be carried in a suitable backpack or manipulated by using a haulage line.
• All ladders used are to be of an industrial strength & clearly marked "For Industrial Use" with a load rating of not less than 120kg.
• Only one (1) person is to access a ladder at any one time
• All sub contractors must utilise a 2 lank min 450mm wide when using planks and trestles under 2m off the ground.
Extension ladder specific requirements
• Single & Extension Ladders are to be pitched at an angle of approximately (1) horizontal to (4) vertical (1:4) or approximately 75 degrees to the horizontal.
• Single & Extension ladders are not to be used to support planks.
• Ladders are to be placed so that they extend approximately 1 metre above the area requiring access.
• If a person is to use a Single or Extension Ladder for access:
o The person maintains three points of contact
o The ladder is secured at or near the top and/or bottom to prevent it moving.
Activity/Area Services / Trades Hazards
(L,M,H) Mandatory Controls
Set up & using Scaffolds Including Mobile Scaffolds and Edge Protection/ Guardrail
• Including but not limited to Scaffolders
• Falls
• Falling objects H
• Scaffold above 4m is to be erected by a licensed scaffolder in accordance with the manufactures instructions and relevant standards, a separate SWMS will be obtained from the scaffolder if scaffold is being erected above 4m.
• Under 4m set up by competent persons and erecting procedures will be provided with the scaffold.
• If required signage is to be in place indicating scaffold is incomplete.
• Sign off indicating scaffold is erected in accordance with all relevant Australian Standards is to be received prior to anyone using the scaffold.
• All workers to maintain access within the stiles of the ladder.
• If the scaffold requires altering, the Sub Contractor is to contact the Project Manager to arrange. The Sub Contractor is not to alter any part of the scaffold.
• Sub Contractor to notify the Project Manager immediately if they find the scaffold to be unsafe to work on.
• Operator to be competent and have licence for EWP with a boom over 11 metres ( high risk work licence required).
• Where the EWP has a boom under 11m the person will have a yellow card & SL ticket for scissor lift.
• Undertake a site inspection to identify hazards and put in place the required control measures.
Use of EWP’s
• Carpenters
• Painters
• Working around Mobile Plant
• Falls
• Crush injury M
Cutting Bricks, Blocks and Tiles
• Including but not limited to Bricklayers, Tilers
• Breathing in dust
• Particles entering eyes M
Performing Hazardous Manual Tasks
• All Trades
Hazardous Chemical use and storage
•
• Hazardous Manual Tasks M
• Environmental Spill/Contamination
• Poisoning
• Fire/Burns
• Fume inhalation
L
• Ensure that all maintenance and pre-start checks have been completed as per manufactures operating manual.
• The workers undertaking work in the EWP must consult with other workers in the vicinity and ensure that are aware of the hazards involved.
• Ensure clear path of travel no obstruction and level ground.
• Only lift loads that are within the load rating of the machine this includes persons and ensure all loads are kept within the work platform.
• Handrails are not be used for access.
• Obtain and secure appropriate safety harnesses.
• Check that safety harnesses are attached to the designated anchor point within the work platform.
• All trade must wear appropriate PPE to prevent inhalation of dust particles and prevent debris entering eyes.
• The Sub Contractor is to ensure their workers have knowledge of safe lifting practices including how to reduce the hazardous risk factors of:
Awkward Postures
High Force Duration Repetition Vibration
• Sub Contractors are to use mechanical and/or team lifting when possible – crane materials onto roof where possible.
• Sub Contractors will monitor safe and clear access and safe housekeeping practices.
• The Sub Contractor is to have on hand a Hazardous Chemical Register and the Safety Data Sheets for all Hazardous Chemicals.
Program Risks
Earthworks
Slab
Frame (Wall & Roof) and structural steel
• Surveyor,
• Carpenter,
• Electrician,
• Plumber,
• Excavator/Bobc at
• Concreter,
• Concrete Pump
• Plumber
• Electrician
• Mobile Crane
• Carpenters
• Delivery trucks
• Scaffolders
• Roofers
Roof sheeting
+ Antenna, Vent pipe
Rough-in services
Lockup
• Antenna Installer
• Plumber
• Mobile crane
• Plumbers
• Electricians
• Carpenters
• Glazers
• Carpenters
• Delivery trucks
Internal cladding
Cabinets and Fitout services
• Plasterers
• Delivery trucks
• Waterproofing
• Tilers
• Cabinet makers
• A/C Mechanic
• Roller Door Installers
• Working around Mobile Plant
• Contact with underground services H
• Exposed trenches and pier holes
• Working around mobile plant H
• Falling objects
• Working around mobile plant
• Scaffolding –unsafe plant
• Falls H
• Falls
• Falling objects
• Scaffolding –unsafe plant H
• Hazardous Manual Tasks
• Falls M
• Falling objects L
• Falling Objects
• Falls
• Dust
• Poor housekeeping M
• Sub Contractors using mobile plant will hold appropriate licensed where necessary and verification of competences will be provided.
• Underground services will be identified and marked before the commencement of earthworks.
• Sub Contractors onsite will be notified that mobile plant will be in use
• Where multiple trades are in the area, exclusion zones will be established and a spotter will be used.
• Sub Contractors are to supply a SWMS that addresses the risk and acceptable means of control.
• Where no common work at heights controls are in place, the contractor must provide their own.
• Sub Contractor personnel are to provide evidence of competence to undertake scope of work for plant and equipment.
• Sub Contractors are to supply a SWMS that addresses the risk and acceptable means of control.
• Where no common work at heights controls are in place, the Sub Contractor must provide their own.
• Sub Contractor personnel are to provide evidence of competence to undertake scope of work for plant and equipment.
• Structural steel will be erected by a licensed rigger
• Sub Contractors are to supply a SWMS that addresses the risks and acceptable means of control.
• Where no common work at heights controls are in place, the contractor must provide their own as per their contract.
• Sub Contractor personnel are to provide evidence of competence to undertake scope of work for plant and equipment.
• Sub Contractors are to supply a SWMS that addresses the risk and acceptable means of control.
• Housekeeping standards are to be kept to prevent the introduction of additional risks – slips/trips, dust exposure, falling objects
• Sub Contractors are to supply a SWMS that addresses the risk and acceptable means of control.
• Sub Contractors are to supply a SWMS that addresses the risk and acceptable means of control.
• Where no common work at heights controls are in place, the Sub Contractor must provide their own.
• Housekeeping standards are to be kept to prevent the introduction of additional risks – slips/trips, dust exposure and falling objects.
• Falling objects L
• Housekeeping standards are to be kept to prevent the introduction of additional risks – falling objects.
Program Risks
Cutting Engineered Stone
• Stone Masons
• Kitchen Installers
• Breathing in silica dust H
Painting
• Painters
Floor coverings
• Tilers
• Carpet layers
• Carpenters
• Water proofers
• Environmental Spill
• Hazardous Chemicals
• Scaffolding
• Fume Inhalation M
• Hazardous Manual Tasks
• Hazardous Chemicals M
• Hazardous Manual Tasks
Fencing / Driveway
Landscaping
• Machine operator
• Fencing contractors
• Concreters
• Turf/plant supplier
• Landscaper
• Labourer
• Bobcat/Machine operator
• Not limited to bobcat
• Working outdoors
– UV
• Hazardous Chemicals
• Working around mobile plant M
• Hazardous Manual Tasks
• Working around mobile plant
• Working outdoors
- UV M
• Subcontractor to wear appropriate PPE to prevent inhalation of silica dust when working with engineered stone.
• All cutting of engineered stone to be carried out in the correct controlled environment where possible.
• Where required to cut engineered stone on site, signs must be erected advising of this activity.
• All cutting must be carried out with a wet cut method and all residue to be removed from site.
• Under NO circumstances is the engineered stone to be dry cut.
• Sub Contractors are to supply a SWMS that addresses the risk and acceptable means of control.
• Where no common work at heights controls are in place, the contractor must provide their own.
• The Sub Contractor is to have on hand a Hazardous Chemical Register and the Safety Data Sheets for all Hazardous Chemicals.
• Sub Contractors are to supply a SWMS that addresses the risk and acceptable means of control.
• The Sub Contractor is to have on hand a Hazardous Chemical Register and the Safety Data Sheets for all Hazardous Chemicals.
• Sub Contractor personnel are to provide evidence of competence to undertake scope of work for plant and equipment.
• Mobile plant operators are to hold necessary licenses for plant operation and provide verification of competences
• Sub Contractors are to supply a SWMS that addresses the risk and acceptable means of control.
• The Sub Contractor is to have on hand a Hazardous Chemical Register and the Safety Data Sheets for all Hazardous Chemicals. (with regard to hydrochloric acid to clean driveway)
• Sub Contractors are to supply a SWMS that addresses the risk and acceptable means of control.
• Sub Contractor personnel are to provide evidence of competence to undertake scope of work for plant and equipment.
• Mobile plant operators are to hold necessary licenses for plant operation and provide verification of competences.
Explosive Power Tools
• All Trades
• Being hit by flying debris H
• Injury due to tiredness
Fatigue
• All
• Accident driving to and from work
• Sub Contractors are to implement a no go zone of a minimum 5m of open space from the explosive tool
• Sub Contractors are to ensure no persons are with in the exclusion zone when using the explosive tool
• Sub Contractors are to ensure consideration is given to rest breaks, work hours and travelling times to and from site.
• Sub Contractors are to consider the following factors that contribute to fatigue: physical demands of the work, climate, work environment, lifting and handling of materials.
SITE RULES
The following site safety rules apply to the site. Any persons deliberately violating these rules or other WHS requirements will be subject to disciplinary action. All personnel on site must ensure:
• All safety signs are to be complied with in full. All danger tags and signs on electrical equipment and scaffolding must be obeyed.
• Work is to be done in a safe and professional manner. Safe systems of work and appropriate documentation must be available upon request. I.e. SWMS.
• No alcohol or illegal drugs are permitted on site and any person found to be affected by alcohol or drugs will be denied access to the site.
• Appropriate footwear, high-visibility clothes and correct PPE for the work activity being performed must be worn at all times.
• Do not use unsafe or faulty tools, ladders, electrical leads or other equipment under any circumstances. All plant and equipment must be fit for purpose and suitable for use.
• No piggy back leads or double adaptors are to be used on site.
• Electrical equipment and leads are to be inspected and tagged (3 monthly) and placed to avoid damage on site. A register of all plant must be available and kept on site.
• Ladders must only be used as per manufacturer’s requirements and be industrial 120 kg or above rated strength only.
• Work areas are to be kept clean with access ways free from hazards at all times. Rubbish is to be placed in the appropriate bins provided on site. All deliveries are to be placed in a safe storage location.
• A copy of the respective MSDS and Safe Work Method Statement is to be given to Orbit Homes Queensland upon request.
• All personnel undertaking works where a licence is required to operate plant must hold the appropriate licence before operating relevant plant. All personnel are to be trained and instructed in the use of other plant and equipment where required. This includes general competency, certificates,
licenses etc as required. Under no circumstances are operators permitted to use mobile phones whilst operating powered mobile plant.
• A blue/white construction induction card is required by all individuals entering a construction site.
• No person is to alter or remove any plant, equipment or safety device on site. This includes scaffolds, handrails, barricades, signage, guards, etc.
• All work at heights must be risk assessed and relevant controls implemented. Work conducted at 2m or over must have appropriate controls implemented and documentation provided.
• Safety Harness to be used as a last option, if a safety harness is to be used all relevant safety controls to be implemented. JSA, Rescue Plan and Certification of Harness to be provided.
• Maintain protection over all protruding elements, bolts or fixings.
• Penetrations or core holes are to be made safe at all times.
• Ensure all temporary bracing or propping is securely fixed and not liable to fall if knocked.
• Avoid working above other workers. Barricade around raised work platforms.
• Before using oxy acetylene welding equipment or igniting any flame, ensure charged fire extinguishers are brought to the area of the work.
• Theft of any kind will not be tolerated and will be reported directly to the police.
• All accidents/incidents, near misses, and injuries are be reported to the Orbit Homes Queensland Construction Manager/Site Project Manager immediately.
• Comply with instructions given by Orbit Homes Queensland Site Management at all times, without exception.
THE SUB CONTRACTOR IS TO ENSURE THE ABOVE SITE RULES ARE DISCUSSED WITH ALL WORKERS PRIOR TO STARTING WORK.
Site Induction
Legislation and Standards
Provide a listing of legislation and standards that relate to this project
• Work Health and Safety Act 2011
• Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011
• Electrical Safety Act 2002
• Electrical Safety Regulations 2013
• How to Manage Work Health and Safety Risks Code of Practice 2021
• Managing the Work Environment and Facilities Code of Practice 2021
• Work Health and Safety Consultation, Cooperation and Co-ordination Code of Practice 2021
Amenities:
Provide a listing of amenities and facilities available on site.
Temporary Services
Provide a listing of temporary services
Plant & Equipment:
Provide a listing of common and shared plant / equipment items intended to be brought onto the site as part of the work scope.
Hazardous Chemicals:
Provide a listing of hazardous substances intended to be brought onto the site as part of the work scope. Include a description of the location where SDS and other relevant substance information will be located during the work.
• A site shed is not provided by the PC –meals areas are to be nominated by the PCBU performing the work.
• Drinking water is to be provided by the PCBU performing the work.
• Electricity
• Electrical Powered tools (Each contractor to maintain their own Electrical register)
• Welding and Cutting equipment
• The hazardous chemicals are listed in the Contractors Hazardous Chemical Register along with the associated Risk assessment and SDS.
• Demolition Work Code of Practice 2021
• AS/NZS 3012:2010 Electrical installationsConstruction and demolition sites
• Electrical safety code of practice 2020 – Works
• Electrical safety code of practice 2021Managing electrical risks in the workplace
• Hazardous Manual Tasks Code of Practice 2021
• Portable Toilets are located inside the boundary of the site.
• Water
• Platform ladders Step Ladders; rated 150Kg for industrial use
• Mobile scaffolding
• The hazardous chemicals brought onto the site are in limited quantities of no greater than 15L
• Managing the Risk of Falls at Workplaces Code of Practice 2021
• Managing Risks of Hazardous Chemicals in the Workplace Code of Practice 2021
• Managing Risks of Plant in the Workplace Code of Practice 2021
• First Aid in the Workplace Code of Practice 2021
• Scaffolding Code of Practice 2021
• Water for Handwashing facilities is available onsite.
• Dial before you dig
• Mobile Crane
• EWP (Scissor Lift)
• EWP (Boom lift)
• Bobcat
• Excavator
• Where practicable, the contractor will remove Hazardous Chemicals from the site when not in use.
• This includes paint & concrete washout.
Site Induction
Incidents, First Aid, Fire & Emergency Response:
Provide summary details of specific first aid, fire, rescue or emergency response provisions intended to be supplied and made available on the site due to the work scope being undertaken.
• If an emergency occurs, please call “000”
• Sub Contractors are to nominate an evacuation coordinator for their work area.
• All incidents are to be reported to the ORBIT HOMES Project Manager immediately.
• Sub Contractors must carry a suitable First Aid kit in their car.
• For nearest medical centre call 12456.
Notifiable Incidents
• The PCBU must notify WHSQ on 1300 362 128 of any notifiable incident. - An incident is notifiable if it results in the death, serious injury or serious illness of a person or involves a dangerous incident. The PCBU must also notify the regulator once they become aware of a serious electrical incident (SEI) or dangerous electrical event (DEE)
• The scene of a notifiable incident must not be disturbed unless instructed to do so by the WHSQ or Police.
• Notify incidents online athttps://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au/injury-preventionsafety/incidents-and-notifications/notify-of-an-incident
The emergency response procedures for the site
Communication & Consultation:
Provide summary details of specific communication devices to be supplied as well as pre-work and ongoing consultation to be undertaken during the work scope.
• All Workers involved in the job will receive instruction in the Work Health and Safety Management Plan & their SWMS from the Sub Contractor prior to commencing works on site.
• All questions or clarifications regarding the methods used on this project will be directed to the ORBIT HOMES Project Manager in the first instance, then to the Business Owner/Director
• Please raise any WHS issue with the ORBIT HOMES Project Manager
Specific Training/ Competency:
Provide summary details of specific training, inclusive of WHS related training/courses that specific on-site workers involved have undertaken including licence/certification numbers.
Prior to commencement of works on site, All workers have completed the General Construction Safety Induction in addition to one or more of the following
o Trade Qualification ; or,
o Undergoing a trade Apprenticeship or
o Be trained in the tasks the are undertaking; and
o Be directly supervised while onsite.
Supervision:
Provide a listing of the supervision provided to workers who will be performing the work/s
Protection for other workers/Public:
Provide summary details of specific controls to protect other persons in and around the work area and prevent unauthorised access.
Hazardous/High Risk Construction
Work:
Check the activities you will be undertaking on this job
Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) Requirements: For each of the checked work activities identified, a corresponding Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) must be developed by the work party and attached to this WHS Management Plan; or made available on request.
• The ORBIT HOMES Project Manager will provide indirect supervision of the work
• All Workers undertaking this job will read this WHS Management Plan or have it read and explained to them by the Sub Contractor (PCBU)
• All workers must sign the WHS Management Plan when they understand the job and accept the conditions outlined in the plan
• All workers on site are to make themselves familiar with the site and consult with other workers prior to commencing work.
• Responsibility of the PCBU is to ensure any new workers have read and understood the WHS Management Plan.
• Each sub contracting company must nominate a person in charge to supervise the work activities being undertaken by the contractor for their workers onsite.
• All visitors must be escorted while on site.
• Site Gates/ Doors will be locked at the close of business each day and when the site is unattended.
• Construction Signage on the entry, hoardings in the public areas notifying of a Construction Area – Authorised personnel only.
☒ using a hazardous substance
☒ if a person could fall at least 2 metres
☐ enter a trench more than
1.5 metres deep
☐ using a confined space
☐ working on a roof with a pitch greater than 26°
☐ demolition work
☐ asbestos removal work
☐ tilt-up and precast construction work
☐ structural alterations that require temporary support to prevent collapse
☒ moving powered mobile plant at the workplace
☐ working on a telecommunication tower
☐ working in, over or adjacent to water where there is a risk of drowning
☒ working on, or adjacent to, a road or railway
☐ work in an area where there are artificial extremes of temperature
☐ working on or near a pressurised gas distribution mains and consumer piping
☐ working on or near a chemical, fuel or refrigerant line
☐ work near an exposed energised electrical installation
☐ work in an area that may have a contaminated or flammable atmosphere
