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4 Flexible cords used in extension leads will be heavy duty Standard Site Manager /
2006
sheathed, have a minimum 10amp rating, and a minimum Subcontractor
Temporary
cable size of; electrical
1mm2 for a maximum cable length of 25m. installations
1.5mm2 for a maximum cable length of 30m. on
2.5mm2 for a maximum cable length of 50m – 15amp construction
site VIC
rating Industry
5 Flexible cords will comply with requirements for maximum Standard Site Manager /
length / current rating / conductor size applicable to the 2011 Subcontractor
relevant state.
4 Leads will not be joined to exceed the maximum length for the Site Manager /
thickness of the cable. Subcontractor
4 All lights will be supplied from a final sub-circuit of the Site Manager /
construction wiring and be provided with residual current Subcontractor
protection to a maximum rated residual current of 30mA.
4/ Portable lights will be protected against mechanical damage, Site Manager /
5 with mechanical guard for lamps and adequate stability. Subcontractor
5 All extension leads will be protected from mechanical damage, Site Manager /
heat sources and not to be laid in water or moist areas. Subcontractor
4 Where extension leads are run on insulated stands, hangers or Site Manager /
clip brackets, clearances of at least 2m will be maintained in Subcontractor
work areas and higher clearances where vehicles operate.
4 Extension leads are not to be wrapped or slung off metal Site Manager /
piping, lift cages, scaffolding or any other non-insulated Subcontractor
bracket or fixing – an insulated type hanger or stand must be
used.
5 Safe approach distances will be determined by plant operators Site Manager /
and/or the Site Supervisor using the COP: Working Near Subcontractor
Exposed Live Parts and Electrical Safety Act 2002 (or the
relevant state legislation / codes of practice / Australian
Standards) prior to any work commencing near overhead
power lines.
5 No worker, equipment, loads being moved, crane or plant will Site Manager /
be required to enter the exclusion zone around power lines. Subcontractor
5 A safety observer will work with the operator of any plant and Site Manager /
equipment, which could enter the exclusion zone. The safety Subcontractor
observer will have no other duty and will only observe one
crane or piece of plant at a time.
Switchboards must: Site Manager /
Subcontractor
WHS Management Plan – Appendix 1 – Project Risk Assessment
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