Project Management Plan

SECTION 3
ON-SITE MANAGEMENT OF RISKS AND HAZARDS
The following section is intended to include all aspects of hazards and risks at the work site, for which the Principal Contractor is
primarily responsible for, rather than those that relate to a specific trade, occupation or service, such as:
        Electrical work;
        Formwork;
        Tilt-up and pre-cast concrete work; and
        Demolition
        Steel erection
Specific risks associated with any of these activities should be addressed in a SWMS supplied by the subcontractor.


3.1 Access and egress
The Principal Contractor will ensure there is safe access to and from the construction site.
        Designated pedestrian access ways will be provided to and from the site and also within the site where required;
        Designated access ways within site must be kept clear at all times;
        Liquid spills in access ways must be cleaned up immediately;
        All new workers must first report to the site office for an induction before starting work;
        Visitors must also report to the site office and must be either inducted or accompanied by an inducted site staff member
        before proceeding on to site; and
        Pedestrians are not permitted to use the vehicle and mobile plant site access and egress points.
Subcontractors must ensure materials, plant or equipment does not impede safe access or egress to the site.
Multi-level buildings
Access to different levels of the building will be via
   Lifts (when commissioned)
   Personnel and materials hoist/s (recommended for six storeys and over)
   Perimeter scaffolding
   Stairs (fire)
   Stairs (permanent)
   Other (provide details below)
Other (detail)



3.2 Amenities
The Principal Contractor holds primary responsibility for the provision of amenities. Except where otherwise previously agreed with
individual subcontractors, the following amenities will be provided by the Principal Contractor.


3.2.1 Toilets and washing facilities
        Chemical toilets will be provided during bulk earthworks stage, until the plumbing is connected;
        Separate male and female toilets will be provided (if required);
        All toilets will be cleaned and maintained on a regular basis;
        Wash basins, soap and paper towels are provided in, or adjacent to, each toilet facility; and
        One toilet will be provided for every 15 workers (or part thereof) on the work site and will be located as listed below.


For multi-level buildings, toilet locations will be in the following locations
   Ground floor, 4th floor, and every 3rd floor above the 4th floor
   Other (provide details below)
Other (details)

Toilet locations for other buildings, such as demolition sites, industrial sheds, shopping centres, refurbishments, etc.: (please list)

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