Work Method Statement Demolition Manual V1.1 Ref 49
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Dodgy Darryls Carpentry 123 SMITH STREET SMITHSVILLE, NSW 2100 1234 5678 jo@bowlhead.com.au Work Method Statement Activity / Task: Company: Demolition - Manual Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Signed by: Darryl Dodgy Steps 1. version 1.1 Access to site Principle Contractor: Date: 28/07/2016 Potential Hazards Slips, trips, falls and accessibility. UV light / weather exposure. Project / Location: All Jobs Cape Cod Accepted by: Jo Moerman Date: 28/07/2016 Controls / Responsible Person(s) Site specific induction. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry All “workers” to register before entering the site; to read the General Construction Safety Plan signage; and to read the Site Specific Risk Assessment form. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Tool box talk to highlight any WHS concerns relative to the site By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Ensure that site and work place access is unobstructed. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Ensure all weather access to work areas. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Wear appropriated PPE - hat, long sleeves, sun screen, sunglasses and fluids and reduce exposure where possible. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Provision of designated waste areas. By: Principle Contractor Storage of materials in designated areas By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Regular site clean ups. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry 2. Unloading plant, equipment and tools Manual task injuries Team lifting and carrying. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Slips, trips and falls. Training of “workers” in correct lifting and carrying methods. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Proximity of other “workers”. Unload and move the equipment to designated area to keep footpath / work place access clear. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Public access. 3. Setting up equipment Manual task injuries Set up in a clear area and maintain a clear travel path. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Slips, trips and falls. Training of “workers” in setting up of electrical leads and power tools and pneumatic tools. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Proximity of other “workers”. Public access. Ensure proper use of all safety guards provided. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Ensure that all power tools and electrical leads have current tagging. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Ensure that all power tools are attached to a residual current device [RCD]. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry 4. Stripping of external cladding Slips, trips, falls and accessibility Assess the site conditions and conduct a Site Specific Risk Assessment before commencing. By: Principle Contractor UV light / weather exposure Identify that the electrical service has been isolated and that ‘tiger tails’ are in place as protection from overhead wires and points of attachment before commencing installation work. By: Principle Contractor Electrocution Hazardous materials Provide “Demolition in Progress” and “Restricted Access” warning signage. By: Exposure to dust Establish a “No access area” to work areas by barricading to prevent access to the area of work. Provide a ‘spotter’ where necessary. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Exposure to noise Identify any products or materials that may contain asbestos [ACM]. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Manual task injuries Ensure that the scaffolding is safe and erected by a qualified Scaffolder before commencing. By: Principle Contractor Cuts and abrasions. Proximity of other “workers”. Public access. Ensure that the scaffolding and edge protection is in place before commencing. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Correct use of ladder. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Use appropriate PPE - safety glasses, footwear, noise / hearing protection, dust protection [disposable], gloves and hard hats. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Training of “workers” in the safe use of hand tools and power tools By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Systematic safe removal of materials. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Team lifting and carrying. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Storage of materials in designated waste areas By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Regular site clean ups. By: Ensure materials are not stored on roof surface or scaffold. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry 5. Demolishing of ground floor by hand Slips, trips, falls and accessibility. Assess the site conditions and conduct a Site Specific Risk Assessment before commencing. By: UV light / weather exposure. Identify services and make sure all electrical, gas, water and sewerage services have been isolated or safely relocated before commencing. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Hazardous materials. Use Licensed Electrician and Plumber to isolate, disconnect and relocate existing services. By: Principle Contractor Identification of services. Provide “Demolition in Progress” and “Restricted Access” warning signage. By: Identify any products or materials that may contain asbestos [ACM]. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Electrocution. Establish a “No access area” to work areas by barricading to prevent access to the area of work. Provide a spotter where necessary. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Gas explosions. Monitor air quality. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Falling objects. Ensure that all exposed openings and voids in the floor are guard railed or covered. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Exposure to dust. Exposure to noise. Manual task injuries Heavy lifting. Cuts and abrasions. Proximity of other “workers”. Public access. Use appropriate PPE – safety glasses, footwear, noise / hearing protection, dust protection [disposable], gloves, and hard hats. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Training of “workers” in the safe use of pneumatic and electrical power tools. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Systematic safe removal of materials. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Team lifting and carrying. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Provide shade cloth around work area and wet down dust as required to prevent wind borne dust. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Storage of materials in designated waste areas By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Regular site clean ups. By: Ensure all exposed nails are removed. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry 6. Demolishing brickwork by hand Slips, trips, falls and accessibility. Assess the site conditions and conduct a Risk Assessment before commencing. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Hazardous materials. Provide “Demolition in Progress” and “Restricted Access” warning signage. By: Principle Contractor Identification of services. Electrocution. Gas explosions. Falling objects. Exposure to dust. Exposure to noise. Manual task injuries Heavy lifting. Cuts and abrasions. Proximity of other trades. Establish a “No access area” to work areas by barricading to prevent access to the area of work. Provide a spotter where necessary. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Identify any products or materials that may contain asbestos [ACM]. By: Identify services and ensure all electrical, gas, water and sewerage services have been isolated or safely relocated before commencing. By: Use Licensed Electrician and Plumber to isolate, disconnect and relate existing services. By: Principle Contractor Use appropriate PPE - safety glasses, footwear, noise / hearing protection, dust protection [disposable], gloves, and hard hats. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Training of “workers” in safe use of pneumatic and electrical power tools. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Systematic safe removal of materials. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Team lifting and carrying By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry To upper floor areas provide a shute for materials into designated waste area as required. Provide a spotter where necessary. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Monitor air quality. Provide shade cloth around work area and wet down dust as required to prevent wind borne dust. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Storage of materials in designated waste areas By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Regular site clean ups. By: 7. Stripping of existing roof frame and covering Slips, trips, falls and accessibility. Assess the site conditions including the weather and conduct a Site Specific Risk Assessment before commencing. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry UV light / weather exposure. Identify any products or materials that may contain asbestos. By: Fall from height. Identify services and ensure all electrical, gas, water and sewerage services have been isolated or safely relocated before commencing. By: Hazardous materials. Use Licensed Electrician and Plumber to isolate, disconnect and relate existing services. By: Principle Contractor Identification of services. Training of “workers” in safe working at heights. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Electrocution. Establish a “No access area” below overhead work areas by barricading to prevent access to the area of work. Provide a ‘spotter’ where necessary. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Gas explosions. Falling objects. Provide “Demolition in Progress” and “Restricted Access” warning signage. By: Principle Contractor Exposure to dust. Ensure that the scaffolding and edge protection is in place before commencing. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Exposure to noise. Correct use of ladder By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Manual task injuries Heavy lifting. Use appropriate PPE - safety glasses, footwear, noise / hearing protection, dust protection [disposable], gloves and hard hats. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Cuts and abrasions. Training of “workers” in the safe use of hand tools and power tools. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Proximity of other trades Systematic safe removal of materials. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Team lifting and carrying. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Provide a shute for materials into designated waste area as required. Provide a spotter where necessary. By: Principle Contractor Provide shade cloth / mesh around work area and wet down dust as required to prevent wind borne dust. By: Storage of materials in designated waste areas By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Regular site clean ups. By: Principle Contractor Ensure all roof tarps are tied down and not weighted with tiles. By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Ensure materials are not stored on the roof or scaffold. By: 8. Site clean up on completion of work Manual task injuries Remove any temporary barricades if no longer required By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Exposure to dust Place all rubbish / debris in designated waste storage area By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Exposure to hazardous substances Leave site / work area in a clean and tidy condition By: Dodgy Darryls Carpentry Person responsible for ensuring compliance with SWMS: Person responsible for reviewing SWMS control measures: Document Updated: 28/07/2016
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