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            a)     Provision of safe access to all working areas
            b)     Control of risks associated with working at height
            c)     Provision of sufficient working space and head room
            d)     Specification of appropriate manual handling methods for
                   shutters and other components
             e) Provision for retrieval of an injured person
        5   Formwork erection where a person could fall 4 metres or more         Site Manager /
            will not be undertaken by a person unless they hold a                foreman
            certificate of competency as a “scaffolder.”
        5   All formwork erection where a person could fall 4 metres or          HSO at Induction
            more will be undertaken by a person with a certificate of
            competency as a “scaffolder.” The certificate of competency is
            to be sighted and copied (where there is a facility) at induction.
        5   Where required by state legislation formwork erection tasks          Site Manager /
            will not be undertaken by a person unless they hold the              foreman
            appropriate certificate of competency.
        5   Where required by state legislation formwork erection tasks          HSO at Induction
            will only be undertaken by those persons with the appropriate
            certificate of competency. Evidence of this certificate will be
            provided to Hutchinson Builders (sighted and copied (where
            there is a facility) at induction).
        5    Formwork documentation will be provided prior to work               Site Manager /
             being undertaken and available on site. This documentation          Subcontractor
             shall be reviewed for compliance against the requirements of
             AS 3610 to include:
             a) A certification letter from the Professional Engineer or
                 Formwork Designer listing the formwork drawings or all
                 drawings signed and certified by the engineer or formwork
                 designer.
             b) Formwork drawings should explain:
                  Plans, elevations and sections to show the general
                     arrangement of the formwork and to identify and
                     locate all members and components including bracing;
                  The maximum point loadings to be applied;
                  The component types and spacing’s;
                  The maximum jack extensions;
                  The bearer and joint timber type, the dimensions and
                     spacing’s;
                  The prop sizes and maximum extensions;
                  The method for tying the structure together and
                     spacing between ties (if required); and
                  The formply size.
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