WHS Management Plan Ozcare Noosa RACF WC OHS 002 Rev 23 4 July 2023 STP24-0253 Application for Operational Works Fire Trail - 80 Cooyar Street Noosa Heads - Copy · OPW24/0118

    •    No illegal substances or alcohol are permitted on the project site.
    •    Workers will not consume alcohol or drugs during working hours.
    •    Workers will be fit for work, and if prescription drugs are taken that may affect work safety, the Site
         Manager/HSE Adviser must be notified before the start of works.

5.6 Amenities
The following amenities will be provided for all workers:
    •    Toilets.
    •    Facilities for washing hands and face.
    •    Cool, clean drinking water.
    •    Room or shelter where meals can be taken.
    •    Toilets must be used – urinating elsewhere is not permitted.
All workers are expected to help maintain the amenities in clean and tidy manner and report to the Site
Manager/HSE Adviser if amenities require maintenance, repairs or moving. Amenities to be maintained to
relevant Australian Standards.

5.7 Plant Operation
    •    Only ticketed/competent persons shall operate plant on site. Competency needs to be ascertained by
         a Registered and qualified RTO.
    •    Operators of scissor lifts must be in possession of an appropriate qualification i.e. a yellow card to
         operate onsite.
    •    Contract Partners and workers shall supply the Site Manager/compliance officer with copies of
         Certificates of Competency or other relevant qualifications before starting work.
    •    Contract Partners shall supply the Site Manager/compliance officer with evidence that plant brought
         onto the site is safe for use before starting work.
    •    Plant Operators must complete the Mobile Plant Checklist before undertaking any tasks.
    •    All mobile plant will have roll-over protection, operational warning lights, fire extinguishers and
         reversing alarms fitted and working.

5.8 Electrical
    •    All portable electrical equipment must be tested and tagged three monthly and maintained in a
         serviceable condition, this includes all site containers and offices where power is being used.
    •    Temporary power boards to be fixed securely to the ground or wall at all times.
    •    Double adapters and/or piggyback adapters of any kind are prohibited.
    •    Residual Current Devices (RCD) must be fitted to all construction wiring and portable generators.
    •    Portable generators must have appropriate earthing mechanisms and RCD protection.
    •    All temporary power boards must be installed by a licensed electrician and comply with the
         requirements set out in AS/NZS 3012:2010.
    •    A register must be kept and maintained on site for all RCD trip tests.
    •    Electrical leads must be tested, tagged, less than 30 metres and protected from damage and liquids at
         all times.
    •    Wherever practical leads should be elevated off the ground on insulated hooks or lead stands. Never
         wrap electrical cables around metal objects.
    •    Electrical contractors must complete the Electrical Isolation Checklist on Procore prior to any
         electrical isolation.



5.9 House Keeping
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