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- contractors to address the safe storage of plant not in use
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C 4 E18 5 All electrical equipment including power tools will be tagged Electrical C3 Subcontractor / HSO
Portable Electrocution
☒ Power Tools
and tested every three (3) months (unless a compliant risk Safety
Regulation H13 / Site Management
Trips and Falls report is completed), and will be fitted with a durable tag 2013 Team
identifying the date of the next inspection. VIC Electrical
Contact with or
1 Piggyback leads/plugs or double adaptors will not be used on Regulation
entanglement in – 2009
site.
moving parts of AS
5 Only competent persons are permitted to operate portable
electrical 3760:2010
electrical tools on-site.
equipment NSW COP
5 Portable power boards will be Class H and will comply with Electrical
Contact with or AS/NZS 3111 or 4898. Practices for
impact from – flying 3 Portable electrical equipment generating heated material Construction
Work.
particles and (i.e. Sparks, hot metal etc.) will not be used in the vicinity of
Managing
moving objects flammable or combustible materials. electrical
3 All portable powered tools will be electrically isolated or risks in the
Exposure to workplace
disconnected prior to changing blades, discs, bits, etc. or
excessive noise 2012 TAS &
undertaking other maintenance procedures.
NT
Manual handling 5 Tools that are damp or wet or have been exposed to the rain
tasks will not be used, unless they have been examined by an
electrician and cleared for safe use.
5 All guards will be in place and the tool will be inspected prior
to use to ensure it can be used safely.
5 If using portable electrical equipment at height, measures
will be taken to ensure that tools cannot be dropped onto
workers below.
5 Only manufacturer’s recommended components will be
fitted, including blades, discs, etc. and they will be checked
prior to starting the equipment.
5 All tools will be used in accordance with the manufacturer’s
specifications.
6 Appropriate personal protective equipment will be used
whilst undertaking tasks involving portable power tools.
5 Plugs will comply with AS/NZS 3112 & extension sockets will
comply with AS/NZS 3120 (shrouded).
4 Leads will not be used in a coiled or reeled configuration.
5 Subcontractors will supply an electrical register to
demonstrate compliance with the above requirements
4
Electrical leads will not be positioned in mud, water or areas
where they may be damaged or create a tripping hazard.
WHS Management Plan – Appendix 1 – Project Risk Assessment
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