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OHS PROC 113 Barricades
OHS PROC 113 Barricades
BARRICADES
OHS-PROC-113
Table of Contents
1. Purpose:............................................................................................................ 1
2. Scope: ............................................................................................................... 2
3. Procedure:......................................................................................................... 2
3.1 General ........................................................................................................... 2
3.2
Assessing the need for a barricade. ............................................................... 2
4. Responsibilities: ................................................................................................ 6
4.1 Manager Operations: ...................................................................................... 6
4.2 Coordinators & Supervisors:........................................................................... 6
4.3
Employees and Contractors: .......................................................................... 6
5. Training and Competencies: ............................................................................. 6
5.1 Records: ......................................................................................................... 6
6. Statutory and Legal Considerations: ................................................................. 6
7. Health, Safety and Environmental Considerations:........................................... 6
8. Definitions: ........................................................................................................ 7
9. Reference Documentation: ............................................................................... 7
10. Revision History: ............................................................................................... 8
11. Attachments ...................................................................................................... 9
11.1 Danger – Restricted Access Area sign ........................................................... 9
11.2 Danger – Construction Work Area sign .......................................................... 9
1. Purpose:
To protect personnel by preventing or controlling access to hazards / high risk
work areas by the installation and maintenance of barricades.
This procedure defines the requirements for and the appropriate methods of
barricades to be utilised at Tarong Energy Corporation sites.
This procedure details the application of:
• Barricade tape (type used);
• The signs to be used; and
• The requirement for hard / solid barricades.
© 1997 Tarong Energy is a Registered Business Name of Tarong Energy Corporation Limited.
3. Procedure:
3.1 General
TEC has three types of barricade tape. They are to be used to identify
and protect personnel from general hazards and also those which are
high risk and may pose a risk to life and health. The same rules apply
for every situation in terms of gaining permission to enter past a
barricade.
For non electrical use red and white striped danger tape is the approved
tape for use on Tarong Energy sites. In the case of switchboard
maintenance red and white striped tape with the words ‘Danger
Electrical Do Not Enter’ in black lettering is approved for use. For high
voltage testing a yellow tape with the words ‘Danger High Voltage’ in
black lettering is approved for use.
To access beyond danger tape and signs, persons shall ensure they are
aware of the hazards present inside the area and any other restrictions
as detailed on the danger sign and obtain verbal permission from the
Supervisor of the area / person whose name is on the barricade / sign.
Relevant contact details for the responsible person shall also be
included on the sign.
Danger tape is held in the warehouse stock code 75465 and signs are
available from workgroup stores.
3.4 Removal.
Tapes and barricades shall be removed once they are no longer required (ie
hazard controlled / work completed etc). This shall normally be done by the
person who installed the tape or barricade.
Note. Outside of normal work hours where the work party involved with the
barricade are not present on site, the shift operations coordinator can authorise
access into a barricaded area following assessing and confirming it is safe to
enter. Eg access to perform plant isolations.
5.1 Records:
Training Records –The People Services Department is responsible for
managing & maintaining all training records. All hard copy training documentation
shall be forwarded to the training coordinator for data entry and filing.
9. Reference Documentation:
AS1170.1 & 2 Structural Design Actions
AS1657 Fixed platforms, stairways and ladders- Design,
construction & installation.
OHS-PROC-100 Safe Working with Heights
OHS-PROC-101 Elevated Work Platforms
OHS-PROC-102 Fall Injury Prevention Systems
OHS-PROC-103 Fixed Platforms
OHS-PROC-104 Unprotected Edge Risk Control
OHS-PROC-105 Scaffolding
OHS-PROC-106 Working on Roofs
OHS-PROC-107 Working on Ladders
Gov- Proc- 07 Archival of Records
T-0843 “DANGER-Restricted Access Area”- sign.
T-1237 Unprotected Edge Risk Control Authorisation
T-1289 “DANGER – Construction Work Area” – sign.
11.