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#1 Posted : 29 August 2007 14:16:00(UTC)
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Posted By Bill Elliott
I realise that these are probably many and varied but does anyone have a useful layout that they could share with me. Many thanks
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#2 Posted : 29 August 2007 14:56:00(UTC)
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Posted By MICHAEL T
1. What is the task?
2. What hazards will be created by the task?
3. Do any existing systems of work, Approved Codes of Practice HSE Guidance Notes or instructions apply? (see: Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations.)
4. Who is going to carry out the task - Contractor, Sub-Contractor, specialists or combination of these?
5. Which persons are required to carry out the work and what will be their individual roles? How will they be consulted?
6. What techniques will be used?
7. Will they need any specialist training?
8. Who will control and supervise the task?
9. What plant will be used? Is this adequate?
10. Are any special tools, equipment or clothing necessary?
11. Does the task require entry into confined spaces or work at height?
12. What precautions (eg electrical isolation, permits to work) are required and who will authorise them?
13. What other precautions should be taken?
14. Will personal protection (eg ear defenders, breathing apparatus, protective clothing) need to be used, and has adequate, up-to-date training in its use been given?
15. Is the work likely to interfere with other operations?
16. How will persons involved, (if out of hearing distance or out of sight of each other), effectively communicate?
17. What is the means of access and is this satisfactory?
18. Is a survey of the area or building necessary?
19. Do services need to be located and/or installed?
20. Will it be necessary to inform other contractors about the work.
21. Should special emergency procedures be instituted eg Emergency Drill, providing Fire Wardens, extra First Aid cover?
22. Are Notification procedures required for completion of high risk activity?
23. Who will need to receive copies of the Safe System of Work?
24. Has the Project Supervisor reviewed the Method Statement and Safe System of Work?
Regards
Mike
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#3 Posted : 29 August 2007 15:08:00(UTC)
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Posted By Robert.
Why not try the logical step-by step approach and mitigate any significant hazards and controls.
A bit like a Job Safety Analysis. Hi-lite the checks and actions. Do a google on JSA.
Be careful though as it could become generic and may not relate to on-site on-the-job conditions.
Try to keep it no longer than two page A4
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