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~ FAWNG OBJECTS S, MANUAL TASKS 7, CONRNED SPACES
WHS Report Notes
1. FALLS, SUPS TRIPS LOOSE MA TERJALS OR SMALL OBJECTS Components lllithin this design with a mass in excess of 25kg shoIJd be lifted EXCAVATION
Construction, mainlenaoce or demolillon worK on or crOLI"ld this bUilding is by two or more workers Of by mechanical lifting device. V\t1ere this is not Construction of this building and some maintenance on lhe building win require
.} WORKING AT HEIGHTS likely to involve persons working above ground level or above floor levels. practical. suppliers or fabricators should be required to limrt lhe COOlponent excavation and installation of tlems wtlhin exca~ations. Wlere practical.
'MEre lhis OCOJrsone or more of the following measll'es should be taJ<ento mass. inslallalion should be carried out using meltKids which do not reqUlre wcaers to
DURING CONSTRUCTION avoid objects falling from the area where the work is being carried oul onto AI material packaging, building and maintenance componenls $/"lOiAd cle<:uly enter ttle exca\latlon. 'Mlere this is nOl practICal, adequate support for the
'Mlereve! possible, components for this buildlflQ should be prefaOlicaled off. persons bekYw. sOOwthe total mass of packages ¥ld where practical att tlems should be stored excavated area srould be provided to prevent collapse. Wamng sig'ls and
s~e or at ground le'lello minmise the risk of wor1<~ faning more than two 1. Prevent Ol' restriCt access to areas below where the WO(k is on Me in a way wt\ich minimises bending before liftlOQ. Advice shoutd be barriers to prevent accidental or unauthorised access 10 an excavations should
metres. However, construction of this building will feqJire wor1<ers 10 be being carried out. provided on safe lifting methOOs in all weas where lifting may occur. be provided.
working at heights where a fall in excess of two metres is possible and irljury 2. Provide toe boards 10 scaffolding Ol' work platforms. Construclion, maintenance and demolrtion of this building will rel:f,lire the use of ENCLOSED SPACES
is likely to resul frtr'n such a falL The builder should provide a suitable barrier 3. Provide protective Slruclure below the work a'ea. portable tools and equipment. These should be fully mafllained in accordance Enclosed spaces wittlin thiS lxJildng may present a risk to persons entemg for
wherever a person is required 10 wor1l. in a Sltualioo where laUing more than 4. Ensll'e thal all persons belON the work il'ea have Personal with marufaetu"er's speciflC3licns and not used 'Nhere faulty or (in the case of oonslnJdion. mainten3'1ce or any other purpose. The desi!11 doCLmentahon
two metres is a possibihty, Prolective Equipment electrical el:f,lipment) nol carrying a current electrical safety tag. AJI safely calls for waming signs em barrier5 to lI'l8lJlhorised access. These should be
guards or devices should be reg.Jlariy d'lecked ai1d Personal Protective maintained throu~ the life of lhe building. Wlere workers are required 10
DURING OPERATION OR MAINTENANCE BUILOING COMPONENTS Equipment should be used in accordance wtlh mamiaCl:lJ'ers SpecifICation. enler enclosed spaces air testing equipment aoo Personal Protective
Oiling construction. renovation or demolition of this blildlng. parts of the Equipment should be provided..
Cleanng and mainlentl1ce of mOOws. walls. roof or other components of this structure rou(jng fatricated steelwork, heavy panels m ffii'J'ly other 6. HAZAROOUS SUBSTANCES
buildlll9 will require persons 10 be situated Yhlere a fall from a heighl in excess compooents will remain standIng priC't' 10 or after supporting parts are in place.
of two metres is possible. Y\t!ere this type of activity is required. scaffolding Contractors shoold ensure thallemporary bracing or other required support is ASBESTOS 8. PUBUC ACCESS
ladders or trestles should be used in accordance with relevant codes of in place at all times when collapse whid'l may injure persons in the area is a This building may have been constructed prior to 1990 and therefore may Public access to construction and demoltlion srtes lWld to areas lIlder
practice. regulations or legislation. possibiltly. contain asbestos either i1 cladding malerial or in fire relardant insulatiorl maintenance causes risk 10workers and public. Warning signs and secLl'e
Mechanicallrtting of materials and components dlling construclioo, material. The builder shoLJd dleek and. d necessary. take aPJ:foprla1e action barriers to lI1aulhorised access should be ;:tovided. Wlere electrical
b! SUPPERY OR UNEVEN SURFACES maintenance or demolition ;:tesents a risk of falhng objects. Contractors before demolishing, e:uttng, sanding, ciilling or ottlerwise disturbing the existlflg installalioos. excavations. plCl1t or loose materials are presenllhey should be
should ensure thai appropriale lifting devices are used. thai loads are properly structure. secured wtlen not fully supervised.
FLOOR RNISHES sectred WId that access to areas below the load is prevented or reslricted. POWOERED MATERIALS
Many materials used in the conslruclion of this building can cause harm if 9. OPERATIONAL USE OF BUlLOING
The owner is responsible for the selectoo of Slrface finishes in the peOestri3'l inhaled in powrlered form. Persons workirYJ on or in the lxJildtlg cilring
trafficable areas of this bllilamg. SlI'faces soould be selected in accordance 3, TRAFAC MANAGEMENT construction. operational mainlenarce Of demolrtlOO should ensure good This building has been designed to requirements of the c1assiflCalion identified
wrth AS HB 197:1999 acd ASlNZ 4586:2004. venlilaUon and wear Personal Protective Equipment including protection againsl on the drawings. The specific use of the building is not known allhe time of the
PiYking of vehicles or loadinglunloading of vehicles on this roadway may irhalatlOn wNle using pOWdered material or when sWiding, drilling, cutting C1 design and a lLrther assessment of the worXplace heahh and safety issues
STEPS, LOOSE OBJECTS AND UNEVEN SURFACES cause a traffic hazil'd. DurirYJ construclic;n, maintenance or demolition of this otherwise dlsturtling or creating powdered material. should be undertaken at the time of fit-out for the end-user.
Due 10 design restrictions for this buildng, steps andiex' ramps are IlduOed in building designated parking for workers and loading areas should be provided. TREATED TIMBER
the building which may be a hazard 10 woriers carrying objects or otherwise Trained traffiC management persamel should be responsible for the The design ollhis tuilding i'ldudes provision for the irdusion 01 treated limber 10. OTHER HIGH RlSKACTMTY
occupied. Steps should be clearly marlled with both visual and tactile warning supervision of these areas. within ttle struch.re. Dusl or fumes from ttlis material can be harmful. Persons All electrical work should be carried out in accocdance with Code of Practice
during construction. maintenance, demolrtion and at all limes when the building WOf1I:ingon or in the building durng construction. operational maintenWlce or Managing Electncal Risks al the Workplace. AWl 3012 and all licensing
operates as a workplace. Construelion of this buildng will require loading and lTIloading of materials on demoltlion should ensure good ventilalion and wear Personal Prolective requirements.
Building owners aM occupiers should monrtor the pedestrian access ways lI1e roadway. Deliveries shovtd be well planned to avoid coogestion of loading Equipment irclJdJng protection against inhalation of harmful material when AI 'NOI'k USing Plart shOLJdbe mea out in accordCl'lte with Code of Pr&cbce
and in particular access to areas where maintenance is routinely carried out areas and trained traffIC maMgefl'lent perSOlYlei should be used to supervise Sandrig. OOlll'lg eutl'rlg or using {realeeltimber in any way tnal may cause Managing Risks 01 Plant at the VltJrkp/ace
to ensure that slXfaces have not moved Of cracked so lhat they become loadir'9lunloading areas. harmful material 10 be released. Do not blJl1 trealed limber. All work should be carried out n accordance with Code of PractIce: Managing
uneven ~d present a lrip hazard. Spills, loose material. stray objects or any VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS Noise and Preventing Hearing Loss at Work
other matter that may cause a slip or trip hazard shl:l\Ad be decrled or Busy constru::tion and demolition sites present a risk of colhsion where Many types of glJe. solvents. spray packs. parns. vamishes and some cleaning Due to the history of serious irv;idents tl is recommended thai partiOJlar care be
removed from access ways. deliveries and other traffic are movllg within the site. A traffiC managemeot matenals and disinfectants have dangerous emissioos. Areas INhere these we exercised when undErtaking work ilvotving sleel c:oostruction and cooaete
CCIltradors should be required 10 maintain a tidy work sile dlling constructiOn, plan supervised by trained traffIC management personnel should be adopted used shoLJd be kept well vertilated while the material is being used and fa' a placement. AI the above applies.
maintenance or demolition 10 reduce the risk of trips and falls in the workplace. for the work s~e. period after installation Personal Protective Equipment may also be required.
Materials for construction or maintenance shoold be stored in designated The manufacturer's recommendalions foe use must be carefully considered aI
areas 'iNlay from access wtftS and worX areas. ~ SERVICES aJltimes.
SYNTHETIC MlNERAL RBRE
RLflltre of seNices durio;j excavalion or Olher activity creates a variety of Fbeglass. rockwool, ceramic a1d other material used for thermal or sound
risks including release of hazardous material. Existing services are lcealed on insulation may conlain synthetic mineral fibre which may be harmful if inhaled or
or aroond this site. \'\tlere known, these are iden1ified on the plans bUl the if tl comes in contact with ttle skfi, eyes or other sensrtive parts or the body.
exact location and extent of services may vary from that indicated $ervices Personal Protective Equipment irdJdlOg protection against ilhalation of
s/lolJd be located usirYJ <rI approlXiale service (slXil as Dial BefOfe You Dig). harmful material sholJd be used when installing rernovirYJ or wortl:ing ne ••. bulk
appropriate excavation practice should be used and, where necessary. insulation material.
specialist contractors should be used. TIMBER FLOORS
This building contains timber floors which have an applied finish. Areas where
flf'lishes are applied should be kepi well ventilated dlIing sCllding and
Overhead power lines ere near or on thiS s~e. These pose a risk of application and for a period after insta~ation. Persona! Protective Equipmert
electrocution if struck or approached by lifti1g devices or other plant and may also be reql.ired. The manufacturer's recommenOations for use must be
persons 'NOrking above ground level. ~re there is a danger of this carefully considered at an times.
occurring. p:ov.'er lines should be. where pradlcal, disconnected or relocated
Wlere this is rot practical adequale warning in the form of bright coloured
tape Of s;gnage should be used or a prolective barrier provided.
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