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Lake MacDonald Drive Cooroy - WMP
Workplace Management Plan
Lake MacDonald Drive, Cooroy
▪ All hazards are to be reported to a Shadforth supervisor and control measures implemented
▪ No pets are allowed on site at any time
▪ Hazardous chemicals must be accompanied by valid Safety Data Sheet (SDS) and be recorded on the
Hazardous Chemical Register. Risk assessments should be carried out on all new Hazardous chemicals,
where practical an alternative non-hazardous substance is to be considered.
▪ Domestic ladders are not permitted onsite and only trestle ladders shall be used to support a plank.
▪ Where there is potential for a person to fall a substantial height that may cause injury – adequate edge
protection and fall arrest systems should be installed.
▪ All safety signs are to be in full view and are to be obeyed
▪ All fire safety precautions must be observed
▪ Safety devices are not to be removed without approval. This includes but is not limited to fencing, barricades,
warning signs, covers, bunding etc.
▪ All workers that are required to use a quick cut saw on site must have undertaken the course ‘RIICRC319D
Saw and cut concrete pavements to initiate planned cracks’ or Shadforth’s approved Training program.
o A high impact face shield must be worn when conducting quick cut saw activities
▪ A 5 liter or less fuel container fitted with an anti-spill nozzle must be used when refueling small plant and
equipment
PPE
At all times, Shadforth employees, contractors and visitors to this project shall wear mandatory personal
protective equipment (PPE). The minimum standard is;
• high visibility shirt with long sleeves or a high visibility vest over a long sleeve shirt
• Long pants
• Safety Eyewear
• Gloves or gloves on a clip attached to belt / pants
• A hard hat
• Steel Capped Footwear
Mandatory Task Specific PPE
• High impact Face Shields must be worn when quick cut saws are being used
• Respiratory masks must be worn when cutting materials that may cause dust
Respiratory Masks must be fit tested to each individual (a compliance certificate should be able to be produced
onsite to verify fit testing has occurred).
19. PROJECT FACILITIES
Manage general risk associated with workplace
Shadforth acknowledges their duty to manage general risk associated with workplace management under
chapter 3 of the Workplace Health & Safety Regulations 2011. In meeting this obligation Shadforth will ensure
the following has been implemented on this site:
▪ Provide and maintain adequate amenities and facilities including toilets, drinking water and washing and
eating facilities
▪ Shadforth acknowledges their duty in regard to ensuring all project compounds are kept neat and tidy and
free from any hazards.
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