Safe Work Method Statement For Survey Work: CMS Surveyors Pty LTD ABN: 79 096 240 201

Job Ref No: 18396
Safe Work Method Statement for Survey Work

CMS Surveyors Pty Ltd ABN: 79 096 240 201
The Project
Job Name: Putney ALBV Client: Jemena
Scope of Works: Surveying Services Client Instructing Michael Niemiec

Person:
Contact Details: Michael.niemiec@jemena.com.au
Site Specific Requests/Hazards
Prepared and Approved By
Name: David Lovell Position: Director
Signature: Date: 5/3/2019
Name of Patrick Butterworth Position: Surveyor

Supervisor:
Copy Provided to Client/Representative
Name: Michael Niemiec Date: 5/3/2019
Version #: 1 Date: 5/3/2019
NOTE: Monitoring and review of controls for works covered by this SWMS to be undertaken regularly by Andrew Cummins (Director). All personnel are to complete Site
Induction before starting work on Site.
HEAD OFFICE Incorporating COOTAMUNDRA

2/99A South Creek Rd, DEE WHY NSW 2099 A.C.GILBERT & Co. Incorporating Pengelly & Gray
PO Box 463, DEE WHY NSW 2099 (ROSEVILLE) 90 Wallendoon St, COOTAMUNDRA NSW 2590
Ph: 02 9971 4802 Fax: 02 9971 4822 M.B.S GREEN & ASSOCIATES Ph: 02 6942 3395 Fax: 02 6942 4046
Email: info@cmssurveyors.com.au (MONA VALE) Email: coota@cmssurveyors.com.au
Job Ref No: 18396
General Matters
Plant and Equipment used on sites: Vehicle, total station, GPS, sledge hammer, pegs, spade, spray paint, general light survey equipment
Hazardous Substances in use: Spot marking spray
List of attachments: Material Safety data Sheet (MSDS) - Spot Marking Spray
PPE worn on site (where required): Hard hats, steel cap boots, high visibility vests or clothing, safety glasses, ear muffs, gloves, hat, sunscreen, dust
masks/respirator
Maintenance and Testing of Equipment: Equipment Type Type of inspection Competent person to Qualification/Experience
undertake inspection
Total Station Yearly Certified Professional Out sourced
Automatic Level Pre-operational & Yearly Surveyor / Certified Surveyor / Out sourced
Professional
Hand Tools Pre-operational Surveyor Replace as required
Staff Training: • All survey personnel will hold a “Construction White Card”.
• Induction to SWMS
• Specific site induction requirements will be addressed as they arise.
• Changes to SWMS content will be communicated at Toolbox Talks &/or Pre-Start meetings & this document
updated
• Additional qualification details attached as per individual staff members
Site Induction: Site specific inductions must be attended before commencement of work on site.
Daily Pre-Start Checklist: A Pre-Start will be completed by the CMS Surveyors Supervisor prior to commencement of work at each individual visit to
the site. The Pre-Start will list the supervisor and staff involved in the site works.
Where there are other parties working adjacent to CMS Surveyors staff and the work activity could impact upon the safety
and welfare of others not directly employed, the CMS Surveyors Supervisor will include these details and any additional
controls required in the daily Pre-Start and will communicate and coordinate these with the applicable parties prior to
commencement of work.
Legislation: Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (NSW) Code of Practice for noise management & preventing
Work Health and Safety Regulations 2017 (NSW) hearing loss 2012
National Code of Practice for Hazardous Manual Tasks 2011 Code of Practice for Managing Risks of Plant in the
Code of Practice for Work Near Overhead Power Lines 2006 Workplace 2014
Code of Practice Worker Representation & Participation AS 1336 – recommended Practices for Occupational Eye
Guideline 2012 Protection
Code of Practice for Managing risks of hazardous chemicals AS 4501.2 – Occupational Protective Clothing – General
in the Workplace 2014 Requirements
Code of Practice for Construction work 2014 AS/NZ 4602 High Visibility Safety Garments

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Code of Practice for Excavation work 2014
Hierarchy of Controls
Highest Level of Control Lowest Level of Control

Elimination Substitution Engineering Administration Personal Protective Equipment
Risk Assessment
Step 1 – Determine Consequence (Impact) (C) Step 2 - Determine Probability (Likelihood) of Event Step 3 – Assess Risk Level ( R ) Determine the risk
Occurring ( P ) level by combining Consequence with Probability
I Consequence (Impact) Table Probability (Likelihood) Table Risk Consequence (Impact) Table
Probability Assessment Negligible Minor Moderate Major Substantial
Environment
Impact band Health & Safety
& He itage
Reputation
band
Description Matrix (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
International The threat Almost Very
Permanent Low Moderate Extreme Extreme
negative media Almost can be Common / More than Certain High
Substantial Fatal Incident widespread (5) (10) (23) (25)
coverage. Loss of Certain expected to Frequent 1 event
(5) (Class 1) ecological (5) (18)
business from key (5) occur 75% - Occurrence per month
damage
sector. 99%
Probability (Likelihood)
Damage, which
Very Very
Heavy Sustained The threat will Likely Low Moderate Extreme
permanently alters a quite
Is known to
More than
High High
Permanent ecological national negative Likely occur or “It (4) (4) (9) (24)
Major person’s future (e.g. commonly 1 event (17) (20)
Injury damage, media coverage. (4) has happened
(4) quadriplegia, occur 50% - per year
(Class 1) costly Loss of long term regularly"
paraplegia, amputation 75% Very Very
of a limb).
restoration key client. Possible Low Moderate High
The threat Could occur High High
1 event (3) (3) (8) (13)
Lost Time Damage, which
Major but Regional/short Possible may occur or “I’ve heard (19) (22)
Moderate recoverable negative media per 1 to 10
Injury temporarily alters a (3) occasionally of it
(3) ecological coverage. Loss of years Very
(Class 2) person’s future. 25% - 50% happening”
damage Client / project. Unlikely Low Low High High
The threat High
(2) (2) (7) (12) (15)
Damage, which Local negative could Not likely to 1 event (21)
Minor Medical
temporarily
Limited but
media coverage.
Unlikely
infrequently occur very per 10 to
Treatment medium term (2)
(2 inconveniences a Site or project occur 10% - often 100 years
(Class 2) damage
person problem 25% Rare Low Low Moderate High High
The threat (1) (1) (6) (11) (14) (16)
First Aid Actual injury which Brief local - Conceivable Less than
Negligible Short term may occur in
Treatment requires no treatment negative media Rare but only in 1 event
(1) damage exceptional
(Class 3) or simple first aid coverage. (1) exceptional per 100
circumstances
circumstances years
0% - 10%

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Activity Potential Safety and Risk Control Measures Residual Person

Break the job down into Environmental Hazards Rating Risk Responsible
steps What can go wrong To ensure management
Rating
method applied
C P R C P R
Loading the Manual handling strain. 2 3 8 Use correct lifting techniques: 1 1 1 All personnel
vehicle Prepare to lift – assess the situation/develop a plan/know your limits
Lift the load – feet apart/bend the knees/straight back/brace stomach
muscles/firm grip/lift with legs
Carry the load – hug the load/look ahead/maintain good posture/ move
smoothly/turn by moving feet
Put the load down – feet apart/straight back/brace stomach muscles/bend
the knees/squat down slowly/put down gently
Travelling to and Vehicle accident 5 3 22 No person shall drive or operate any vehicle without the appropriate 5 2 21 Driver
from site licence.
No person shall drive or operate any vehicle whilst under the influence of
drugs or alcohol.
Comply with road rules.
Motor vehicles to be maintained in accordance with RTA requirements and
serviced regularly.
Staff member responsible for vehicle to complete Vehicle Maintenance
Checklist regularly.
Take a break every two hours when driving long distances.
Driving around Vehicle accident 3 2 12 Follow contractor’s traffic control directions and speeds or, where not in 2 2 7 Driver
site place, follow existing tracks where possible.
Limit speed; avoid steep slopes and wet areas.
Wear seat belts at all times whilst in the vehicle.
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Rating
method applied
C P R C P R
Vehicle bogged 2 3 8 Be aware of vehicle capabilities. 2 2 7 Driver
Accessing private Injury from animal attack 2 2 7 Before entering private property check for dangerous pets. 1 1 1 All personnel
property Leave area – do not run.
Accessing site Working alone on site (i.e. 5 1 16 When working alone with a Robotic Total Station and minimal site staff 3 1 11 All personnel
(early start) when not as part of a two man present, advise the Safety Officer of arrival on site and ensure there is site
operating a team and with minimal site personnel on the slab prior to commencing work.
Robotic Total staff present) - unable to
Station access help.
Unloading Manual handling strain 2 3 8 Use correct lifting techniques: 1 1 1 All personnel
Equipment Prepare to lift – assess the situation/develop a plan/know your limits
Carrying Manual handling strain 2 3 8 Keep the amount of equipment carried to a minimum. 1 1 1 All personnel
equipment around Use correct lifting techniques:
site Prepare to lift – assess the situation/develop a plan/know your limits
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Rating
method applied
C P R C P R

the knees/squat down slowly/put down gently.
Tripping on or colliding 2 3 8 When relocating to a new area of site, investigate route prior to moving 1 1 1 All personnel
with obstructions equipment
Clear work area of Manual handling strain 2 3 8 Use correct lifting techniques: 1 1 1 All personnel
obstructions Prepare to lift – assess the situation/develop a plan/know your limits
Mechanical or other aids to be used for bulky or awkward items.

Cuts, abrasions to hands 2 3 8 Wear suitable PPE such as gloves and long sleeve shirt. 1 1 1 All personnel
and/or arms
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Rating
method applied
C P R C P R
Injury from equipment 2 2 7 Tools to be kept in good working order. 1 1 1 All personnel
used for clearing Only use equipment for its intended purpose.
vegetation. Wear suitable PPE such as gloves, long sleeve shirt, long pants, and
safety glasses.
Use correct posture and technique:
To use the brush hook on a tree branch, lift the curve of the hook above
the branch and make short, chopping strokes downward.
To cut small brush or bushes, swing the brush hook horizontally.
Snakes and spiders 3 4 17 Look for signs of snakes or spiders. 2 2 7 Surveyor
Keep Snake Bite Kit/First Aid Kit as close as possible to work location. All personnel
Wear suitable PPE, such as gloves, long trousers. Snake Guards
On sighting a snake back away slowly and avoid it.
If bitten, apply first aid and call 000 for an ambulance.
Setting up Manual handling strain. 2 3 8 Use correct lifting techniques: 1 1 1 Surveyor

instrument Prepare to lift – assess the situation/develop a plan/know your limits
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Rating
method applied
C P R C P R
Injury from construction 5 3 22 Workers are to make eye contact with plant operator before approaching 1 1 1 Surveyor
machinery (plant) If more than 1 plant, pedestrian follows directions of spotter or stops until All personnel
safe to proceed
- Vehicle strike.
Place survey stations away from operating plant.
Employees to wear Hi-Vis clothing at all times.
Do not work near operating plant (separate workers from plant) use of
barricades to create exclusion zone.
Do not work under suspended loads.
Injury from construction 2 3 8 Wear dust mask if required. 1 1 1 All personnel
machinery (plant)
- Inhalation of dust or
other irritants.
Setting up Traffic hazards 5 2 21 Set up instrument no closer than 1.2 m from road way wherever practical. 5 1 16 Surveyor
instrument next to - Vehicle strike Wear high visibility vest.
roadway Use extreme caution if it is necessary to move from one side of the road to
the other. Use marked crossing/pedestrian lights if available.
Setting up Traffic hazards 5 3 22 Park vehicle equipped with rotating beacon so it is clearly visible to 5 1 16 Surveyor
instrument on - Vehicle strike approaching traffic – for 60km/hr or lower speed zones sight distance for
roadway/near approaching drivers shall be greater than 150m, otherwise greater than
moving traffic 250m.
Ensure traffic flow can continue safely in both directions.
Engage rotating beacon on vehicle.
Wear high visibility vests.
Use a spotter to warn workers on foot of approaching vehicles whose
speed or size might constitute a safety threat.
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Rating
method applied
C P R C P R
If within 1.2m of moving traffic work site may be occupied for no more than
5 minutes.
If within 3 metres but more than 1.2m of moving traffic work site may be
occupied for no more than 20 minutes.
Use extreme caution if it is necessary to move from one side of the road to
Trip hazards 1 3 3 Set up instrument out of pedestrian flow where possible. 1 2 2 Surveyor
Use traffic cones as required.
Survey and Slipping, tripping, falling 3 3 13 Maintain awareness of terrain and take care moving around job site 1 2 2 All personnel
measure on site
Working outdoors Exposure to elements 3 3 13 Use sunscreen provided. 1 1 1 All personnel

- Heat stress Wear neck cover under safety helmet or wide brimmed hat.
Wear long sleeve shirt and trousers.
Replace fluids.
Dangerous weather 5 2 21 Discontinue work in unsafe weather conditions– seek appropriate shelter. 1 1 1 All personnel
conditions e.g. lightning,
hail, high winds
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Rating
method applied
C P R C P R
Work site may be in 5 3 22 Ensure office personnel are aware of the location and duration of works. 3 2 12 Surveyor
remote location Check local weather conditions and ensure appropriate PPE is packed.
No one to work alone on remote sites.
Take two way radios, mobile phones.
Pack PLB where phone coverage unknown and ensure First Aid Kit is
properly stocked.
Working next to Traffic hazards 5 2 21 Wear high visibility vests. 5 1 16 Surveyor
roadway - Vehicle strike Use extreme caution if it is necessary to move from one side of the road to All personnel
Working on Traffic hazards 5 3 22 If engaged in Planned Intermittent work i.e. work undertaken within 5 1 16 Surveyor
roadway/near - Vehicle strike gaps in traffic then: All personnel
moving traffic Park vehicle equipped with rotating beacon so it is clearly visible to
approaching traffic. Engage rotating beacon on vehicle.
Decide on a contingency plan for safely abandoning work so that neither
workers nor traffic are put at risk.
Where necessary use a spotter.
Refer to “Safe Traffic Gaps for Intermittent Work” table below.
Approach Minimum sight distance (m)
Speed (D) km/h With a spotter Without a
spotter
10 & 20 60 120
30 90 180
40 120 240
50 150 300
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Rating
method applied
C P R C P R
60 180 360
70 210 420
80 240 480
90 270 540
100 300 600
110 330 660
If engaged in Short-Term work i.e. work requiring traffic control then:
Park vehicle equipped with rotating beacon so it is clearly visible to
approaching traffic – for 60km/hr or lower speed zones sight distance for
approaching drivers shall be greater than 150m, otherwise greater than
250m.
Ensure traffic flow can continue safely in both directions.
Engage rotating beacon on vehicle.
Use a spotter to warn workers on foot of approaching vehicles whose
speed or size might constitute a safety threat.
If within 1.2m of moving traffic work site may be occupied for no more than
5 minutes.
If within 3 metres but more than 1.2m of moving traffic work site may be
occupied for no more than 20 minutes.
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Rating
method applied
C P R C P R
Opening PM Crush, cut, abrasion, 2 3 8 Maintain tools in good repair. 1 2 2 All personnel
boxes strain Only use equipment for its intended use.
Wear appropriate PPE.
Use correct posture.
Installing Injury from driving in pegs 3 3 13 Be aware of location and depth of services. Dial 1100 Before you Dig or 1 2 2 Surveyor
marks/Placing or stakes check services location at www.1100.com.au if using machinery or power All personnel
pegs or stakes - contact with tools to dig below 150mm or deeper than 300mm without machinery or
underground services power tools.
Injury from driving in pegs 3 3 13 Maintain tools in good repair. 1 2 2 All personnel
or stakes Only use equipment for its intended use.
- Crush, cut, abrasion, Wear appropriate PPE.
strain Be aware of location of pedestrians and co-workers.
Use correct posture.
Spraying up Inhalation of fumes. 3 2 12 Read, understand and apply instructions for use from MSDS. 1 1 1 All personnel
survey marks Spray in eyes or mouth. Use in ventilated area. If vapors accumulate use respirator (complying with
Skin irritation. AS/NZS 1716).
Wear appropriate PPE for conditions.
Explosion of spray cans. 3 1 11 Keep can away from sources of ignition and store in ventilated area. 1 1 1 All personnel
Fire. Keep number of cans carried to a minimum.
Do not puncture cans.
Dispose of empty containers in appropriate bin.
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Rating
method applied
C P R C P R
Working near Injury from construction 5 3 22 Workers are to make eye contact with plant operator before approaching 1 1 1 Surveyor
Plant machinery (plant) If more than 1 plant, pedestrian follows directions of spotter or stops until All personnel
safe to proceed
- Vehicle strike.
Place survey stations away from operating plant.
Employees to wear Hi-Vis clothing at all times.
Do not work near operating plant (separate workers from plant) use of
barricades to create exclusion zone.
Do not work under suspended loads.
Injury from construction 2 3 8 Wear dust mask if required. 1 1 1 All personnel
machinery (plant)
- Inhalation of dust or
other irritants.
Working near Damage to hearing. 2 3 8 Wear appropriate PPE such as hearing protection. 1 1 1 All personnel
noise Unable to hear warnings. Be aware of activities going on nearby.
Working near dust Inhalation of dust or other 2 3 8 Wear appropriate PPE such as eye protection and dust mask. 1 1 1 All personnel
irritants.
Eye damage.
Using EDM red Laser radiation. 1 3 3 Be familiar with the correct operation of the equipment. 1 1 1 Surveyor
laser beam Eye damage. Do not stare into beam or direct it towards other people unnecessarily.
Do not aim at reflective areas such as mirrors, windows, metallic surfaces.
Do not look through or beside the optical sight at prisms or reflecting
objects when the laser is switched on.
Locate the laser beam path well above or below eye level wherever
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Rating
method applied
C P R C P R
practicable.
Turn off laser function when not in use.
Store the laser where unauthorized persons cannot gain access.
Surveys near Drowning. 5 2 21 No one to work alone. 1 1 1 Surveyor

watercourses Assess adjacent area for stability and identify unsafe areas. All personnel
Ensure rescue device accessible.
SWMS Induction Register
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We the undersigned confirm that:
1. The SWMS nominated above has been explained and its contents are clearly understood and accepted.
2. Our required qualifications to undertake this activity are current.
3. We clearly understand that the controls in this SWMS must be applied as documented; otherwise work is to cease immediately.
Name Of Worker Position Signature Date

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SKILLS AND COMPETENCY
SKILLS, COMPETENCY & EXPERIENCE

EMPLOYEE NAME WORK BEING UNDERTAKEN TRAINING REQUIRED
Training type Card Number
Stephen Emery White Card CGI00671049SEQ Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction
Registered Surveyor Company Safety Meetings/Toolbox
Daily pre start briefing
Brad McLaren White Card CGI00962061SEQ1 Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction
Senior Surveyor Company Safety Meetings/Toolbox
Tony Snell White card CGI00558758SEQ1 Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction
Lead Surveyor Company Safety Meetings/Toolbox
Damon Roach White Card CGI00648049SEQ1 Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction
Survey Manager Company Safety Meetings/Toolbox
Christopher Larmour White Card CGI00701494SEQ1 Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction
Luke Jusic White Card CGI00572132SEQ1 Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction
James Bonisch White Card 2016900 Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction
Nick Sam White Card CGI1447213SEQ01 Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction
Patrick Butterworth White Card CG10178891SEQ01 Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction
Michael Brisby White Card CGI01358849SEQ1 Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction

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Mick Evans White Card CGI0268475SEQ01 Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction
Tim Cools White Card CGI01410174SEQ1 Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction
Hayden Cook White Card CGI0296251SEQ01 Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction
Hyeokseong Son White Card CGI0360171SEQ01 Surveying Site Induction, SWMS induction
(Ben) Company Safety Meetings/Toolbox
Lead Surveyor Daily pre start briefing
Jordan Diaz White Card CGI0307426SEQ1 Surveying/Survey assisting Site Induction, SWMS induction
Survey Technician Company Safety Meetings/Toolbox
Thomas Stark White card 800007 Survey assistant Site Induction, SWMS induction
Trainee Surveyor Company Safety Meetings/Toolbox
Harrison Hobday White Card CGI0170296SEQ01 Surveying/Survey assisting Site Induction, SWMS induction
Trainee Surveyor Company Safety Meetings/Toolbox
Chris Reed White Card CGI00648616SEQ1 Survey Assistant Site Induction, SWMS induction
Survey Assistant Company Safety Meetings/Toolbox
Gonzo Preller White Card CGI00648603SEQ1 Survey Assistant Site Induction, SWMS induction
Mathew Colivas White Card CGI00532993SEQ3 Surveying/Survey assisting Site Induction, SWMS induction
Surveyor Company Safety Meetings/Toolbox
Richard Trethewey White Card CGI0169956SEQ01 Survey Assistant Site Induction, SWMS induction
Garry Pearce White Card CGI00473501SEQ1 Survey Assistant Site Induction, SWMS induction

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Rishi Montgomery- White Card CGI0321319SEQ01 Survey Assistant Site Induction, SWMS induction
Woodward Company Safety Meetings/Toolbox
Survey Assistant Daily pre start briefing
Ged Hannagan White Card CGI0306518SEQ01 Survey Assistant Site Induction, SWMS induction
Felix Zhu White Card 1985195 Survey Assistant Site Induction, SWMS induction
Rob Nyiro White Card CGI00962052SEQ1 Survey assistant Site Induction, SWMS induction
Nathan Lilly White Card CGI01316108SEQ1 Survey assistant Site Induction, SWMS induction
Kord Koelmel White card SOT 2804387 Survey Assistant Site Induction, SWMS induction
Stephen McMahon White Card 2284884 Survey Assistant Site Induction, SWMS induction


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Safe Work Method Statement for Survey Work

Job Name: Putney ALBV Client: Jemena

Scope of Works: Surveying Services Client Instructing Michael Niemiec

Contact Details: Michael.niemiec@jemena.com.au

Site Specific Requests/Hazards

Prepared and Approved By

Name: David Lovell Position: Director

Signature: Date: 5/3/2019

Name of Patrick Butterworth Position: Surveyor

Copy Provided to Client/Representative

Name: Michael Niemiec Date: 5/3/2019

Version #: 1 Date: 5/3/2019

HEAD OFFICE Incorporating COOTAMUNDRA

Hazardous Substances in use: Spot marking spray

HEAD OFFICE Incorporating COOTAMUNDRA

Highest Level of Control Lowest Level of Control

HEAD OFFICE Incorporating COOTAMUNDRA

Activity Potential Safety and Risk Control Measures Residual Person

Activity Potential Safety and Risk Control Measures Residual Person

Vehicle bogged 2 3 8 Be aware of vehicle capabilities. 2 2 7 Driver

Activity Potential Safety and Risk Control Measures Residual Person

muscles/firm grip/lift with legs

Mechanical or other aids to be used for bulky or awkward items.

Activity Potential Safety and Risk Control Measures Residual Person

Setting up Manual handling strain. 2 3 8 Use correct lifting techniques: 1 1 1 Surveyor

Activity Potential Safety and Risk Control Measures Residual Person

Activity Potential Safety and Risk Control Measures Residual Person

Working outdoors Exposure to elements 3 3 13 Use sunscreen provided. 1 1 1 All personnel

Activity Potential Safety and Risk Control Measures Residual Person

Activity Potential Safety and Risk Control Measures Residual Person

Activity Potential Safety and Risk Control Measures Residual Person

Activity Potential Safety and Risk Control Measures Residual Person

Activity Potential Safety and Risk Control Measures Residual Person

Surveys near Drowning. 5 2 21 No one to work alone. 1 1 1 Surveyor

We the undersigned confirm that:

Name Of Worker Position Signature Date

HEAD OFFICE Incorporating COOTAMUNDRA

SKILLS AND COMPETENCY

SKILLS, COMPETENCY & EXPERIENCE

HEAD OFFICE Incorporating COOTAMUNDRA

HEAD OFFICE Incorporating COOTAMUNDRA

Daily pre start briefing

HEAD OFFICE Incorporating COOTAMUNDRA

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