Work Health & Safety Management Plan

3 Site Rules and Inductions

P6 Projects Site Rules will be placed in writing on the staff intranet, communicated to workers and provided at Site Inductions. These Site Specific Rules will be enforced by P6 Projects and their personnel.

3.1 General Construction Induction

Workers will provide Construction Induction evidence before construction work is started i.e:

■         Evidence of attainment of white card, and

■         Evidence of completion of internal induction training

3.2 Site Specific Induction

P6 Projects will ensure a person has had a “Site Specific” induction before that person enters the site or starts construction work.

P6 Projects will ensure that a person entering a part of the workplace where construction work is being done –

• Has attended a site specific induction, or

• Is accompanied by a P6 Projects worker or someone who has been given a site specific induction.

3.3 Company Safety Induction

P6 Projects is committed to providing information, instruction,  training  and  supervision to enable any  workers who fall under our control to perform their work in   a manner that is safe and without risk to their health and safety.

■       In addition to the Site Induction, all workers will also receive a P6 PROJECTS Company Safety Induction upon starting work with the

Company and will receive refresher training thereafter as required. The Induction will address the contents of this Management Plan and the relevant Policies and Procedures from the company Work Health & Safety Policies and Procedures Manual.

■       The Site Supervisor will assess workers as competent by way of on-the-job supervision and sign-off on each relevant SWMS and associated Safe Operating Procedures (SOPs) for plant and equipment and make a record of persons inducted, date of induction and signature, which will be kept on file.

■       Training is primarily given through apprenticeships, licensing, inductions and on- the-job safety training, or when identified as being required by supervisory staff.

Where however, a particular level of training, competency or a certificate is required to perform a particular activity, no worker is to undertake work without the adequate level having been attained.

P6 PROJECTS recognises a licence is required for the following high-risk work:

1 Basic Scaffolding

Scaffolding work involving any of the following—

a)      modular or pre-fabricated scaffolds;

b)      cantilevered materials hoists with a maximum working load of 500kg;

c)      ropes;

d)      gin wheels;

e)      safety nets and static lines;

f)       bracket scaffolds (tank and formwork);

but excluding scaffolding work involving equipment, loads or tasks listed in item 2(2)(a) to (g) and item 3(2)(a) to (c)

2 Intermediate Scaffolding

1)      Scaffolding work included in the class of Basic scaffolding

2)      Scaffolding work involving any of the following—

a)      cantilevered crane loading platforms;

b)      cantilevered scaffolds;

c)      spur scaffolds;

d)      barrow ramps and sloping platforms;

e)      scaffolding associated with perimeter safety screens and shutters;

f)       mast climbing work platforms;

g)      tube and coupler scaffolds (including tube and coupler covered ways and gantries);

but excluding scaffolding work involving equipment, loads or tasks listed in item 3(2)(a) to (c)

3 Advanced Scaffolding

1)      Scaffolding work included in the class of Intermediate scaffolding;

2)      Scaffolding work involving any of the following—

a)      cantilevered hoists;

b)      hung scaffolds, including scaffolds hung from tubes, wire ropes or chains;

c) suspended scaffolds

4 Dogging

Dogging Work

5 Basic rigging

 Dogging work

Rigging work involving any of the following—

a)      structural steel erection;

b)      hoists;

c)      pre-cast concrete members of a structure;

d)      safety nets and static lines;

e)      mast climbing work platforms;

f)       perimeter safety screens and shutters;

g)      cantilevered crane loading platforms;

but excluding rigging work involving equipment, loads or tasks listed in item 6(b) to (f) and item 7(b) to (e)

6 Intermediate rigging

Rigging work involving any of the following—

a)      rigging work in the class Basic Rigging;

b)      hoists with jibs and self-climbing hoists;

c)      cranes, conveyors, dredges and excavators;

d)      tilt slabs;

e)      demolition of structures or plant;

f)       dual lifts;

but excluding rigging work involving equipment listed in item 7(b) to (e)

7 Advanced rigging

Rigging work involving any of the following—

a)      rigging work in the class Intermediate Rigging;

b)      gin poles and shear legs;

c)      flying foxes and cable ways;

d)      guyed derricks and structures;

e) suspended scaffolds and fabricated hung scaffolds

8 Tower Crane

Tower crane operation

9 Self-Erecting tower crane

Use of a self-erecting tower crane

10 Derrick crane

Use of a derrick crane

11 Portal boom crane

 Use of a portal boom crane

12 Bridge and gantry crane

 Use of a bridge crane or gantry crane that is—

a)      controlled from a permanent cabin or control station on the crane; or

b)      remotely controlled and having more than 3 powered operations;

including the application of load estimation and slinging techniques to move a load

13 Vehicle loading crane

Use of a vehicle loading crane with a capacity of 10 metre tonnes or more, including the application of load estimation and slinging techniques to move a load

14 Non-slewing mobile crane

Use of a non-slewing mobile crane with a capacity exceeding 3t.

15 Slewing mobile crane – with a capacity up to 20t.

Use of a slewing mobile crane with a capacity of 20t. or less

16 Slewing mobile crane – with a capacity up to 60t.

Use of a slewing mobile crane with a capacity of 60t. or less

17 Slewing mobile crane – with a capacity up to 100t.

Use of a slewing mobile crane with a capacity of 100t. or less

18 Slewing mobile crane – with a capacity over 100t.

Use of a slewing mobile crane with a capacity exceeding 100t.

19 Materials hoist

Use of a materials hoist

20 Personnel and materials hoist

Use of a personnel and materials hoist

21 Boom-type elevating work platform

Use of a boom-type elevating work platform where the length of the boom is 11m or more. The length of a boom is the greater of the following—

■        the vertical distance from the surface supporting the boom-type elevating work platform to the floor of the platform, with the platform extended to its maximum height;

■        the horizontal distance from the centre point of the boom’s rotation to the outer edge of the platform, with the platform extended to its maximum distance.

22 Concrete placing boom

 Use of a concrete placing boom

23 Reach stackers

Operation of a reach stacker of greater than 3t capacity that incorporates an attachment for lifting, moving and travelling

with a shipping container, but does not include a portainer (gantry) crane

24 Forklift truck

Use of a forklift truck other than an order-picking forklift truck

25 Order-picking forklift truck

Use of an order-picking forklift truck

P6 PROJECTS will ensure that if any personnel perform high risk work that they are competent, having received training through the manufacturer, supplier, RTO or other accredited source.