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

  •   All access and egress to be kept clear of all materials including travel paths around and through the
      project.
  •   The work site shall be kept neat and tidy at all times.
  •   Employees and Contract Partners are to place their rubbish into the skip provided at the end of each
      day.
  •   Contract Partners may be back charged for removal of any rubbish left overnight.
  •   All RCS containing material to be cleaned up and removed as per RCS code of practice.
  •   No dust permitted to be generated during cleaning activities.

5.10 Interference with Safety Measures
  •   The removal or alteration of hoardings, scaffold guardrails, edge protection, penetration covers,
      temporary power boards and other measures designed to protect against safety risks without the
      approval of the Site Manager is an offence and will result in a hazard report and may also be reported
      to State authorities.

5.11 Safety Incidents
  •   Employees and self-employed persons must notify the Site Manager/ HSE Adviser of all incidents,
      injuries, illnesses, equipment damage and near misses immediately.
  •   The scene of any incident shall not be interfered with until the Site Manager/ HSE Adviser or delegate
      has provided authority to proceed.

5.12 Ladders
  •   Ladders on site are to be platform ladders as per the code of practice and AS1892. No milk crates or
      the like to be used as a platform to work off.
  •   Contract Partners using planks need to be 450mm wide and a handrail installed if working above 2m.
      Ladders need to be well maintained, industrial standard with a load rating of 120kg as a minimum.
  •   Ladders used for access and egress must be positioned 4:1 and secured top and bottom and extend
      1m above stepping off point.
  •   Task specific activities requiring the use of step ladders will be considered upon receipt of an
      approved risk assessment.
  •   600mm and 900mm step ladders are not permitted on site.

5.13 Grinders
  •   No 9” grinders to be used on site.
  •   Whilst cutting metal with drop saws full face shields must be worn.

5.14 Scaffolding
  •   Only a licensed scaffolding is permitted to alter or adjust scaffolding onsite with permission from the
      licensed scaffolder who originally constructed the structure.
  •   All unauthorised adjustments of scaffold by an unlicensed person this includes removal of hop ups,
      kickboards and handrailing will result in immediate removal from site and may be reported to State
      authorities.
  •   All scaffolding is required to be constructed in a compliant manner and that is fit for purpose.
  •   A Procore Scaffold Inspection must be completed prior to any scaffold handover will be accepted.

5.15 Equipment / Calibration Records

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