Project Management Plan

 workers are agreeable.
Wind-affected plant, such as tower cranes, mobile cranes and hoists will not be permitted to operate where wind speeds exceed
those specified in:
       The manufacturer’s instructions or operator’s manual; or
       Any applicable Australian Standard, Code of Practice or WHSQ guidance material.


3.8.5 Working alone
The Principal Contractor
                             Remote or isolated work will be occurring on the work site and the following requirements will apply
has determined by risk
                             No remote or isolated work will need to occur on the work site
assessment that
Working alone on site        Will not be permitted under any circumstances
                             Will not be permitted, with the following conditions
Working alone on site will not be permitted:
   Unless it is not otherwise reasonably practicable (e.g. the subcontractor is a sole trader) and the Principal Contractor has given
the subcontractor permission to work alone
   When undertaking any high risk construction work
   When working at heights over 2 metres
   When operating mobile plant
   When working in a confined space
   Unless the person is delivering materials to site
   Unless the person is undertaking administrative or office work in the site offices
   Other (provide details below)
Other (details)

 NOTE: It is the subcontractor’s responsibility to ensure that any of their workers have access to a working mobile phone or
 similar means of communication (e.g. two-way radio, pendant alarm) in the event of an emergency on site.


3.8.6 Fatigue
Management of fatigue is a regulatory requirement. When allocating staff to the project, subcontractors will be responsible for
ensuring that:
       An adequate number of personnel are provided to complete the works in accordance with their contract and demands of the
       building program;
       Consideration is given to rest breaks, work hours and travelling times to and from site; and
       Other factors that contribute to fatigue, such as the physical demands of the work, climate, work environment, lifting
       equipment, storage and handling of materials, weight of loads, etc. are also considered.


3.9 Falling objects
The Principal Contractor will ensure the following equipment and administrative controls are provided to contain and minimise the
risk of falling objects
   Catch platforms or nets
   Containment screening (including perimeter screens)
   Footpath closures
   Heavy duty gantry
   Hoardings
   Road closures
   Scaffolding (fully meshed)
   Scaffolding (with kickboards or brick guards)
   Temporary fencing
   Tool lanyards
   Other exclusion zones
   Other (provide details below)
Other (details)


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