21-2999-21 Nannygai St Noosaville-Site Entry-Exit-One Property and Design - Notes and Risk assessment

           26. Work Method Statements: Preparation of a Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) involves
               identifying potential hazards, assessing their risk and recording how to eliminate or minimize
               the risk to employee and public safety. Where potential hazards are identified they are
               assessed using the Site-Specific SWMS and a Hazard Report is completed

           27. Prior to commencement of work: On site SWMS will be reviewed based on the Traffic
               Guidance Scheme, which conforms to the MUTCD and AS 1742.3. SWMS update will be
               reviewed every three monthly unless otherwise requested. All site traffic controllers are
               regularly audited and tool boxed to ensure SWMS, TGS’s and State Guidelines and AS1742.3
               are followed. Any amendment to the SWMS is noted during audit and safety inspections.

           28. Traffic controllers: Have a duty of care to raise any concerns in regard to safety issues on
               site. If there is a change to TGS, Scope of works traffic controller must contact Aaction
               Traffic’s TMD immediately. Any identified safety concerns must contact Aaction Traffic
               Workplace Health and Safety Manager. Traffic Controllers are to only engage in traffic
               control duties, remain on designated point and maintain that position unless advised by
               Aaction Management.

           29. Record Keeping: All traffic management records will be maintained in accordance with the
               MUTCD Part 3 2019, Eleventh Issue November 2019 and the QLD Code of Practice for Works
               on Roads. Signage must be checked regularly and times notes on the Daily Signage Pre start
               Register.

           30. Site Communications: Visual contact and two ways radio contact must be maintained by the
               Traffic Controllers at all times. Radio channel to be selected upon arrival at site and agreed
               upon with all other personnel.

           31. Traffic Cones, Barriers and Bollards: Delineating devices (eg: traffic cones, bollards, post
               mounted delineators) should generally be placed 1mtr clear of the travel path. Cones should
               be spaced so as to discourage entry to the work area, generally from 5mtr to 25mtr apart.
               Spacing of cones and bollards may need to be reduced to as little as 1mtr if needed. Barriers
               are shown on TGS to separate motorists from work area to provide more protection to
               workers on site

           32. Setting out and recovery of Signage and devices (as per MUTCD part 3 2019 clause 2.5.3):
               Before work commences, signs and devices at the approaches to and within the work area
               should be set out in accordance with the traffic guidance scheme in the following sequence:
                   • Advance warning and regulatory signs (including temporary speed zone signs)
                   • All intermediate advance warning and regulatory signs and devices required in
                       advance of the taper or start of the work area
                   • All delineating devices required to form the taper including the illuminated flashing
                       arrow signs at the end of the taper where required
                   • Delineation of the work area or side track
                   • All other required warning and regulatory signs including termination and end of
                       temporary speed zone signs
               Recovery of signage and devices at the conclusion of the work shall be done in the reverse
               order using the same work method as for setting out




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