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STP24-0253 Application for Operational Works Fire Trail - 80 Cooyar Street Noosa Heads · OPW24/0125
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Residual
Responsible
Rating
Initial
Proposed Controls
HOC
Risk
Risk
Activity Risks
(1/Elimination 2/Substitution 3/Isolation 4/Engineering 5/Administration 6/PPE) Person
- all powered motions have been disabled
Severe weather EXTREME 5 In the event of impending inclement weather, a risk assessment shall be conducted to determine suitable if any work activities. Site Management
affecting lifting Contract Partner
activities.
Failure of EXTREME 5 Annual inspections will be conducted on all lifting equipment by a NATA accredited testing inspector. (Lifting equipment includes, Site Management
equipment / synthetic webbing slings, linked chain slings, lifting clutches, etc). Contract Partner
attachments Synthetic slings will have regular monthly checks by a competent person in between annual NATA inspections.
Evidence that all crane attachments & lifting gear have been tested and tagged and in a serviceable condition for use on site
Failure of EXTREME 3 Tower crane supply cables will be monitored to ensure potential damage cannot occur and shrouded where required. Site Management
equipment / Contract Partner
attachments
14.4 Loading Bays
Planning Loading bay EXTREME 5 Scaffold loading bays designs will be included in the scaffold drawing design package and verified by an engineer. Site Manger
collapse Scaffold Engineer
Structural
failure
Planning Falling objects EXTREME 5 The following evidence must be provided before the loading bays are to be used: Site Management
Contract Partner
- Manufacturer details on the safe installation procedure and safe working procedure of the loading bay
- Engineer design details of the loading bay to be used – relating to the various reactions and loading capacity and propped
supports required.
- Project structural engineer’s approval as to where the loading bays are to be positioned in the structure and to the possible
affect the operation of the loading bays may have on the structure
Activity planning EXTREME 5 All loading bays installed are to have an approved SWMS in place for the safe installation, moving and removing to and from the Site Management
and hazard building structure and to be used in conjunction with the crane SWMS when manoeuvring the loading bay. Loading aby
identification supplier
Training and EXTREME 5 Only persons with the appropriate licences who are familiar with and competent in the installation of the type and size of the Site Management
instruction loading bay to be installed will undertake tasks associated with installation / removal / etc. of loading bays. Contract Partner
Training and EXTREME 5 Loading bay handover from riggers or advanced scaffolder completing the installation. Site Management
instruction Rigger
Falling objects EXTREME 5 Any ply, checker plate or other material that is utilised as an infill packer in front of a Preston loading bay is to be: Site Management
Contract Partner
- mechanically fixed to the floor slab
- inspected at intervals to ensure that the integrity of the mechanical fixings is maintained.
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