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SWMS 36 – Install Manufactured Roof Trusses (General)
Safe Work Methods
Responsible Residual
H Controls / Work Methods
Person/s for Risk
Job Steps Potential Hazards L C R O 1. Eliminate 2. Substitute 3. Isolate 4. Engineer
Monitor & L C R
C 5. Admin 6. PPE
Review
Not to be used on working platforms to gain height
above the protected edge, for example next to floors
with penetrations, edges of floors or balconies.
Slips, trips and falls, B 3 H 5 Ascend and descend maintaining 3 points of contact D 3 M
falling objects 17 with the ladder stiles. Person using 9
1 Do not load tools or equipment onto the platform ladder
before use or when moving ladder to new position. (workers
5 Keep your body weight central over the platform when
carrying out work activities.
1 Do not over load the 120kg rating of the platform
when working.
1 Do not lean outside and against the stile extension
1 to carry out work – move the ladder
Do not tie off electric leads or any other equipment
to the ladder while in use
Performing a manual Incorrect lifting A 3 E 5 Determine the most suitable lifting technique. Site foreman D 3 M
handling task, including technique: 20 Check distances to be travelled, and supervising 9
lifting, carrying, lowering, lifting/mechanical aids that may be available. the task
climbing and pushing or o Strain and sprains to 2 Be aware of placed materials with identified sharp
pulling of awkward back, shoulder, ends – keep a safe distance from identified hazards Workers
objects and materials elbows, arms, knees when the travel path is determined. involved with
and hips 5 BE AWARE AT ALL TIMES WHEN MOVING the task
o Walking whilst 2- AROUND WORK AREAS.
carrying materials or 5 Arrange assistance
equipment around -Such as personnel or equipment, ensure it is
the work area 2 organized before attempting the handling task.
Manual handling technique: While facing a load
position yourself as close to the load as possible in
the direction of travel. Knees are to be bent, with
back being aligned as straight as possible. All
movements are to be smooth and turning is to be
1- directed from the feet/legs rather than the torso.
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584 Milton Road TOOWONG QLD SWMS Developed by: Jamie Gilbert VERSION 3 – September 2015
4066 Position: National Health & Safety Co-ordinator Page 164
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