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SWMS: 08 – Portable Power Tools
Safe Work Methods
H Controls / Work Methods Responsible
Residual Risk
Job Steps Potential Hazards L C R O 1. Eliminate 2. Substitute 3. Isolate 4. Engineer Person/s for
C 5. Admin 6. PPE Monitor & Review L C R
B E E 5 Portable power tools are to be visually inspected by Competent D 4 H
Pre-use inspection of portable Use of damaged / faulty
24 the operator prior to use. Operator 14
power tools equipment
Portable power tools are to comply with the relevant
5 Australian Standard(s). Licenced
Electrician
A licenced electrician is to inspect tools and leads at a
5 maximum interval of 3 months (Nationally) and 6
months (VIC).
5-3 Do not use a tool that has been identified as damaged
or faulty. Damaged / faulty equipment is to be
immediately removed from service, affixed with a
“Danger Do Not Operate” tag and are not to be used
until repaired by the supplier/manufacturer or
replaced.
Do not use tools that are damp or wet or have been
5 exposed to the rain unless they have been examined
by a licenced electrician and cleared for safe use.
B 4 E 4 Ensure all guarding is in place and inspect the tool Competent D 4 H
Portable Power Tool Use Contact with or
21 prior to use. Operator 14
(General) entanglement in moving
5 Ensure firm footing on work platform / ground.
parts
5 The equipment is to be allowed to stop moving before
being placed on the ground or work surface.
Electrically isolate (or disconnect) all portable power
3 tools prior to changing blades, bits, or undertaking
other general maintenance procedures.
5 Maintain a safe distance from moving parts when
operating power tools.
Do not wear jewellery and ensure loose clothing and
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long hair is secured to protect against entanglement.
584 Milton Road TOOWONG QLD 4066 SWMS Approved by: Jamie Gilbert VERSION 6 – September 2015
P: (07) 3335 5000 F: (07) 3335 5005 Position: National Health & Safety Co-ordinator Page 61
ABN: 52 009 778 330
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