This Safe Work Method Statement outlines the details of a construction project, including the principal contractor's contact information, the project manager's details, other involved parties, and the person who completed the SWMS. It also describes the scope of work, those consulted in preparing the SWMS, the high risk work activities covered, relevant legislation and references, required plant/equipment, necessary licenses, the tasks involved and their associated hazards and risks, and the control measures to be implemented. Workers undertaking the project must read, understand and sign the SWMS.
This Safe Work Method Statement outlines the details of a construction project, including the principal contractor's contact information, the project manager's details, other involved parties, and the person who completed the SWMS. It also describes the scope of work, those consulted in preparing the SWMS, the high risk work activities covered, relevant legislation and references, required plant/equipment, necessary licenses, the tasks involved and their associated hazards and risks, and the control measures to be implemented. Workers undertaking the project must read, understand and sign the SWMS.
This Safe Work Method Statement outlines the details of a construction project, including the principal contractor's contact information, the project manager's details, other involved parties, and the person who completed the SWMS. It also describes the scope of work, those consulted in preparing the SWMS, the high risk work activities covered, relevant legislation and references, required plant/equipment, necessary licenses, the tasks involved and their associated hazards and risks, and the control measures to be implemented. Workers undertaking the project must read, understand and sign the SWMS.
References: Legislation, Standards, Codes of Practice, MSDS & SOP’s
Plant and equipment involved in
the scope of work
What “high risk” license classes
will be required to do the work? Identify each task in order Specify the hazards you What are the risks to health Describe your control measures, list as many as Who is responsible for have identified. and safety? possible. Implementing and monitoring the controls? This SWMS has been developed in consultation and has been read, understood and signed by all workers undertaking the scope of works: