Company ABN: 37671457186 Project: Level 15 65 Berry Street North Sydney

Company Name: Principal Contractor: In One Projects

Work Activity/Task: PARTITIONS, DOORS & CEILINGS ATTENTION: PRINCIPAL CONTRACTOR

Date: 4/10/2023 Version 1
Prepared By: Anthony Svalina Review: Control measures to be monitored and reviewed with weekly site
Contact No: 0424580053 Email: anthony@corporatebuild.com.au inspections

Managing Director Anthony Svalina

Authorized by:

Min cut resistant 3

Worn as required
Worn as required OTHER PPE required for specific tasks:

Job Supervisor: Managing Director Anthony Svalina 0424580053 anthony@corporatebuild.com.au

Legislation applied to this project:
1) Workplace Health & Safety Act 2011,
2) Work health and Safety Regulation 2017,
3)OHS Regulation 2011,
4) National Code of Practice – Induction for Construction Work,
5) AS 2589:2017 Plasterboard, AS 1288:2006 Suspended Ceilings,
6) AS 2785:2020 Glass Partitions,
8) Code of Practice – Construction work,
9) Code of Practice – First Aid in the workplace,
10) Code of Practice – Hazardous manual tasks,
11) Code of Practice – How to manage work health and safety risks,
12) Code of Practice – Managing noise & preventing hearing loss at work,
13) Code of Practice – Managing the work environment and facilities
13) Code of Practice – Work health and safety consultation, cooperation and coordination
13) Code of Practice – Managing psychological risks in the workplace.
Hazardous Substances to be used on this site - Attached copies of MSDSs
Product MSDS Product MSDS
Attached Attached
Plasterboard
Plaster
Silicone
MDF
Adhesive
Insulation
Ceiling System

Environmental Hazards
Control of liquid wastes or slurries
Dust control within site external of site
Noise control within site external of site
Prevention of materials leaving site environment
Metals Plaster
Recycling of waste or offcuts
Glass Plastics
OTHER: Cardboard
Plant (tick or add as applicable)
Plant and Equipment to be used on this site? List inspections and maintenance requirements and attach evidence to this SWMS Note: All servicing MUST be in accordance with
manufacturers recommendations
Boom lift Daily log book, weekly, yearly, 10 year
Scissor lift Daily log book, weekly, yearly, 10 year
Duct lifter Visual, engineers certification for any modifications
Mobile scaffold > 4m Certificate on erection, reinspect and scafftag every 30days
Fixed scaffold> 4m Certificate on erection, reinspect and scafftag every 30days
Concrete saw Permit to Cut or Core, Inspection of equipment prior to use and blade before and after use
Concrete core cutter Permit to Cut or Core, Inspection of equipment prior to use
Concrete pump Boom Line Daily, Monthly, Yearly, 6 year
Forklift Regular insp. and maintenance as per manufacturer.
Crane Daily, Monthly, 10 year
Excavator – (Type):
Explosive Power Tools/Gas powered Nail Guns 12monthly manufacturers service/inspection
Cordless drill Monthly inspection/testing
Angle grinder Monthly inspection/testing
Nail gun Monthly inspection/testing
240V skill saw, 240V hammer saw, 240V Metal cutting saw, Hand saw, 240V Monthly inspection/testing
jigsaw
Battery operated laser level Monthly inspection/testing
Stanley knife Visual inspection prior to use
Platform ladder Monthly visual inspection
Other (list)
Note: Mobile plant used on site must be listed in a Mobile Plant Register
RISK RANKING CONTROLS RESIDUAL RISK PERSON
ACTIVITY Before controls are What are you going to do to carry out the work safely? RATING RESPONSIBLE
Break the job into steps implemented (H, M or for implementation of the
L) controls

1. Risk assessment & job induction L Review, consultation, induct and sign SWMS Site induction by L
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2. Establish if any hazardous substances
Check with head contractor if any hazardous materials L
If suspicious material notify head contractor immediately, do
not work in area
Hazardous substances M Seek alternatives for hazardous substances Anthony Svalina
If product is used follow MSDS safety requirements, may
require review of controls in SWMS

H Check MSDS register for any hazardous substances being L Anthony Svalina
used
3. Transport of materials to job site. Loading or Vehicle or pedestrian Do not obstruct vehicle or pedestrian traffic Public areas, may L
unloading (Ute or truck) collision M require exclusion zone (bollard and tape off) Anthony Svalina

H Be aware of overhead power lines, power leads and fire L Anthony Svalina
sprinkler systems
L Note truck height and building height restrictions L Anthony Svalina
Plan travel path to establish if stairs or lift Move any obstacles L
Trips and sprains M that may be in the path Use trolley or mechanical aid where Anthony Svalina
possible
Place material as close to work area as possible
Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1) L Anthony Svalina
Do not obstruct egress path to emergency exits

Emergency evacuation M L Anthony Svalina

4. Manual Handling - Establish type of lifting Assess personal and weight characteristics of material
required If assessed that one person cannot lift or frequent lifting, use
4a Lifting weight between team lifting or mechanical aid
16-20kg Correct lifting techniques to avoid jerking, twisting, lifting with
one hand, frequent lifting:
Injury from Sprain M * Bend knees to the load not the back L Anthony Svalina
* Do not reach out or stoop
* Firm grip on load, keep back straight
* Lift by pushing up with legs, keep load and arms close to
the body
* Avoid twisting
Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1) L Anthony Svalina
4b Lifting weight between Sprain M Only team lifting or mechanical assistance should be used for L Anthony Svalina
20-55kg these weights
Establish if team lifting is a safe option if not use mechanical L
assistance
4c Over 55kg Sprain heavy weight M Need to consider if weight can be carried to avoid dropping Anthony Svalina
goods
Consider using motorised lifting device
5. Loading materials to floor Spread sheets over floor in small piles to distribute weight
(plasterboard, glazing, framework, grid, tiles and Check with principal contractor SWL of slab
doors) Floor collapse H Ensure weight of material is not over SWL L Anthony Svalina

Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1) L Anthony Svalina
Crush L When leaning sheets against structure (wall or column) L
ensure structure is suitable to support sheets Anthony Svalina
 Ensure quantity of sheets is suitable for type of structure L
M Ensure materials stacked neatly and stable so material does Anthony Svalina
not fall

Emergency evacuation M Do not obstruct egress path to emergency exits L Anthony Svalina
6. Ensure adequate lighting Trip or sprain M If site lighting is inadequate provide task lighting L Anthony Svalina
7. Set up work area and set out Trip or sprain L Clean work area of obstacles L Anthony Svalina
Leads off the ground on insulated hooks L
Electric shock M Ensure power in connected to RCD box or temporary Anthony Svalina
switchboard
Ensure tool has current electrical tagging
8. Set up and use of laser leveller Falling laser L Check user is competent, if not training required L Anthony Svalina
Ensure laser is secured on stable structure
Laser radiation L Do not stare into beam Display sign when laser in use L
Remove sign after using laser Anthony Svalina

9. Cutting of metal framework Electric shock (power M Check user is competent, if not training required M
cutting tool) Ensure tool has current electrical tagging Anthony Svalina
Ensure tool is correct for use.
Flying object (power Inspect that it is in good operational condition, blade sharp, L
cutting tool) M guards etc working Anthony Svalina
Ensure material is supported, secure and will not move

L Use eye protection (AS 1336-1997) L Anthony Svalina

10. Working at heights
10a Use of a platform ladder
10b Use of mobile scaffold or "snappy scaffold"
If persons in close vicinity ensure they have PPE
Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1 L Anthony Svalina
Noise M Use ear protection (AS1270) L Anthony Svalina
Check user is competent, if not training required Platform L
ladder to be rated as commercial and in serviceable
condition, minimum 120kg capacity
Falls M If using platform ladder work no higher than 3rd run from the Anthony Svalina
top
3 points of contact to be maintained
Platform ladders over 1.8m (6ft) to be used only
Over stretching M Ensure appliance being used for height is positioned under L Anthony Svalina
work area so person does not have to stretch
Check user is competent, if not training required L
Erect scaffold to suppliers’ instructions Ensure wheels are loc
ked when person is on platform
Falls M Snappy not to be used over 1.8m platform height Competent Anthony Svalina
scaffolder required over 4000mm platform height

L Inspect that wheels are functioning correctly Anthony Svalina

Electric shock M Check for electrical hazards during erection and use L Anthony Svalina
Ensure SWL are kept under limits: Snappy scaffold 225kg,
Mobile scaffold 225kg
Collapse H Do not place sideways force on scaffold while persons is L Anthony Svalina
working on platform

Over stretching M Ensure appliance being used for height is positioned under L Anthony Svalina
work area so person does not have to stretch
Emergency evacuation M Do not obstruct egress path to emergency exits L Anthony Svalina

10c Use of mobile elevated work platform
-Carry out daily inspection / checks as per manufacturers
operating manual and operator daily safety checks on the
cover of the yellow logbook.
-check and familiarise yourself with the operation of platform
emergency descent and/or operator retrieval system at
ground controls
-Use only on flat firm surfaces and the machine is level to
within manufacturers specifications
-Record in the logbook and sign of by person making entry
-Report any defects or damage to supervisor immediately.
-Keep away from slab step downs, penetrations
-Check for overhead power cables / obstructions -
projections.
Fall from platform M -Trained spotters to be used working near conductors and L Anthony Svalina
power lines.
-All persons operating a scissor lift must have required
training and have a national certificate of competency WP (for
booms over 11 meters)
-Never stand or sit on kickboards, handrails or mid rails,
ensure gate is securely closed.
-set up exclusion zone around the base of ewp and
appropriate signage to be in place were deemed necessary.
-Never enter or exit platform whilst its elevated.
-Never use ladders or other items to gather height.
-Keep within the confines of the platform
Tip machine over M
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-Carry out daily inspection / checks as per manufacturers
operating manual and operator daily safety checks on the
Collision / injury M
cover of the yellow logbook. L Anthony Svalina

Operated by unauthorised
M ensure gate is securely closed.
/ unqualified person(s)
Personal injuries and
11. Use of gas powered fixing tool M L
injuries to others
Equipment failure M Construction. Electrical power including but not limited to the
Flying objects M Check user is competent, if not training required Ensure tool
-check and familiarise yourself with the operation of platform
emergency descent and/or operator retrieval system at
ground controls
-Use only on flat firm surfaces and the machine is level to
within manufacturers specifications
-Record in the logbook and sign of by person making entry
-Report any defects or damage to supervisor immediately.
-Keep away from slab step downs, penetrations
-Check for overhead power cables / obstructions -
projections.
-Trained spotters to be used working near conductors and
power lines.
-All persons operating a scissor lift must have required
training and have a national certificate of competency WP (for
booms over 11 meters)
-Never stand or sit on kickboards, handrails or mid rails,
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-set up exclusion zone around the base of ewp and
appropriate signage to be in place were deemed necessary.
-Never enter or exit platform whilst its elevated.
-Never use ladders or other items to gather height.
-Keep within the confines of the platform
Ensure power tools, or other electrical equipment, are used
with adequate and effective guards and in an area with
sufficient lighting. Clear area of any flammable liquids and
materials.
Use correct hand protection and keep fingers away from firing
end of gun.
Wear appropriate eye and ear protection. (AS 1270, AS
1336)
Insure adequate separation of work from others or
appropriate PPE.
Warning signage
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All equipment to be checked and tagged monthly
(AS 3760).
Electricity supplied via Residual Current Device that has been
tested
Electrical tools and leads to be used in accordance with Code
of Practice for Temporary
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following:
1. That the length between the earth leakage protection unit
and the end user shall not exceed
30m for electrical leads with a 15-amp rating.
2. Leads to be suspended at least 2m above the ground
using insulated hangers
L
is kept square to work surface, not at an angle Anthony Svalina
 Use eye protection (AS 1336-1997) L
Ensure persons are not in close vicinity, if so ensure they are
L using PPE Anthony Svalina
Operator to clearly yell "Firing" seconds before operating tool

Noise M Use ear protection (AS1270) L Anthony Svalina

Hazardous substances H Ensure area does not have inflammable gasses or explosive L
materials. If so check MSDS sheet Anthony Svalina
Ask principal contractor representative for advice
12. Installation of framing, sheets, glazing and Falls M Platform ladder or scaffold to be inspected to be satisfactory L
ceiling tiles for use Anthony Svalina

Manual handling M Correct lifting techniques L

Use sheet lifter if possible, when installing large or heavy Anthony Svalina
sheets
Remove obstacles from work area
Place cut off material in bin
Trips and sprains M Do not overload bin L Anthony Svalina
Remove bin from work area when full
Clean area of dust daily
Dust M Use dust mask when sweeping (P2) L Anthony Svalina
Check user is competent, if not training required L
Electric shock M Ensure tool has current electrical tagging Anthony Svalina
Ensure tool is correct for use
Inspect that it is in good operational condition
Ensure blade is sharp use lubricant on blade L
Flying object M Ensure guards are working correctly Anthony Svalina
Ensure material is supported, secure and will not move

L Use eye protection (AS 1336-1997) L Anthony Svalina

If persons in close vicinity, ensure they have PPE
Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1) L Anthony Svalina
Noise M Use ear protection when cutting (AS1270) L Anthony Svalina
13. Cutting of plasterboard sheeting Use scoring knife away from body L
Sharp objects M Ensure that body is positioned on cutting side of sheet Anthony Svalina
Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1)

14. Cut and install acoustic polyester insulation Check for electrical hazards L
Electric shock M Check with head contractor to ensure that electrical hazards Anthony Svalina
are isolated before commencing work
Do not force cabling from existing position
Sharp objects L Be aware of sharp edges to steel studwork L Anthony Svalina
M Use knife away from body L
Cut on stable surface Anthony Svalina
Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1)
Trips and sprains M Ensure area is clear of rubbish and trip hazards L Anthony Svalina
Ensure waste material bagged and placed in bin
15. Plastering Falls M Platform ladder or scaffold to be inspected to be satisfactory L
for use Anthony Svalina
Milk crates or stilts not to be used
Trips and sprains M Ensure area is clear of rubbish and trip hazards L Anthony Svalina
L Limit water spillage to mixing container L Anthony Svalina
If water spilt clean up straight away
Ensure mixer has current electrical test tag L
Inspect that mixer is in operable condition
Electric shock M Mix plaster at least 3m from temporary power boards Anthony Svalina
Ensure leads are off the ground

Hazardous substances M Check MSDS sheet on plaster products L Anthony Svalina

 Environmental damage Do not use fire equipment for water (fire hose) Do not mix or L
dispose plaster near drains(toilets and sinks) or stormwater
outlets Anthony Svalina
Excess plaster to be placed in a container, let dry and place
in a site bin
16. Sanding of plaster Falls M Platform ladder or scaffold to be inspected to be satisfactory L Anthony Svalina
for use
Trips and sprains M Ensure area is clear of rubbish and trip hazards L Anthony Svalina
Use dust mask when sanding (P2 minimum) Use eye L
Dust L protection (AS 1336-1997) Anthony Svalina
Ensure fire detection system is isolated
Use vacuum sander where possible (preferred)
Electric shock M Ensure sander has current electrical test tag L Anthony Svalina
Inspect appliance before use
Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1) L Anthony Svalina
Environmental damage Waste dust to be placed in plastic bag, sealed and disposed L
in site bin Anthony Svalina
Do not place waste dust directly into bin or site skip
17. Install aluminium skirting and trims Electric shock M Ensure tool has current electrical tagging L
Check user is competent, if not training required Anthony Svalina
Ensure tool is correct for use
Remove obstacles from work area
Place cut off material in bin
Trips and sprains M Do not overload bin L Anthony Svalina
Remove from work area when full
Clean area daily
Dust L Use dust mask when sweeping L Anthony Svalina
Check user is competent, if not training required L
Sharp objects M Ensure tool is correct for use Anthony Svalina
Inspect that it is in good operational condition
Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1)
Flying object L Use eye protection (AS 1336-1997) L Anthony Svalina
If persons in close vicinity, ensure they have PPE
M Ensure material is supported, secure and will not move L Anthony Svalina
Noise M Use ear protection (AS1270) L Anthony Svalina
Spread glass over floor in small piles to distribute weight L
18. Loading glass to floor Collapse H Check with principal contractor SWL of slab Anthony Svalina
Ensure weight of material is not over SWL

Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1) Ensure bare L Anthony Svalina
edges of glass are protected
When leaning glass against structure (wall or column) ensure L
structure is suitable to support sheets
Crush L Ensure materials stacked neatly and stable so material does Anthony Svalina
not fall

M Ensure quantity of sheets is suitable for type of structure L Anthony Svalina

Trip or sprain L Clean work area of obstacles L Anthony Svalina
Electrocution M Leads off the ground L
Ensure power in connected to RCD box or temporary Anthony Svalina
switchboard
Emergency evacuation M Do not obstruct egress path to emergency exits L Anthony Svalina
19. Installation glass Falls M Platform ladder or scaffold to be inspected to be satisfactory L Anthony Svalina
for use
Manual handling M Correct lifting techniques
At least two persons per sheet Anthony Svalina
Use glass suckers
Trips and sprains M Remove obstacles from work area L Anthony Svalina
Remove bin from work area when full
Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1) L Anthony Svalina
20. Following installation of glass
21. Assemble and install doorframes
22. Machining of doors
Trips and sprains M Put X on glass with tape L Anthony Svalina
Check user is competent, if not training required L
Electric shock M Ensure tool has current electrical tagging Anthony Svalina
Ensure tool is correct for use
Inspect that it is in good operational condition
Ensure blade is sharp use lubricant on blade L
Flying object M Ensure guards are working correctly Anthony Svalina
Ensure material is supported, secure and will not move
L Use eye protection (AS 1336-1997) L Anthony Svalina
If persons in close vicinity, ensure they have PPE
Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1) L Anthony Svalina
Noise M Use ear protection when cutting (AS1270) L Anthony Svalina
Dust L Use dust mask if dust is around face area (P2) L Anthony Svalina
Check user is competent, if not training required L
Ensure tool is correct for use
Inspect that it is in good operational condition, blade sharp,
Sharp objects M guards etc working Anthony Svalina
Ensure material is supported, secure and will not move
Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1)
Electric shock M Ensure tool has current electrical tagging L Anthony Svalina
Dust M Power tools to be connected to vacuum (Hepa) Use dust L
mask if dust is around face area (P2) Use vacuum or dust Anthony Svalina
mask when sweeping
L Persons in close vicinity to have PPE L Anthony Svalina
Remove obstacles from work area
Place cut off material in bin
Do not overload bin
Remove from work area when full
Clean area of dust daily
Trips and Sprains M L Anthony Svalina
 Pre-cut all MDF off site if possible.
Use low Formaldehyde emission board.
Fully enclosed Cutting Room with warning signs. Cutting
Room vacuumed regularly.
Vacuum extraction (HEPA filter) to all power tools or room
vacuumed more frequently
Use of correct P1 or P2 mask and eye protection (AS
1336). Dust masks must be worn (AS 1715, AS1716). Use
correct eye and hearing protection (AS 1270, AS1336).
22a MDF cutting Dust M Adequate separation of work area from other workers or get L Anthony Svalina
others to wear appropriate PPE

Use correct hand protection and keep fingers away from firing
end of gun.

Sharp objects M L Anthony Svalina

Correct lifting techniques to avoid jerking, twisting, lifting with

one hand, frequent lifting
* Bend knees to the load not the back
* Do not reach out or stoop
* Firm grip on load, keep back straight
* Lift by pushing up with legs, keep load and arms close to
23. Lifting of door into place Manual handling M the body L Anthony Svalina
* Avoid twisting
Use door trolley where possible
Do not lift whole weight of door, leave an edge on the floor
and roll door
Use pinch bar under door when in place
Two person lift if door is over 50kg
24. Installing door hardware Sharp edges M Ensure tool is correct for use L Anthony Svalina
Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1)
Remove obstacles from work area
Place waste material in bin
Trips and Sprains M Do not overload bin L Anthony Svalina
Remove from work area when full
Clean area of dust daily
25. Cutting of metal ceiling framework Electric shock M Check user is competent, if not training required M
Ensure tool has current electrical tagging Anthony Svalina
Ensure tool is correct for use
Inspect that it is in good operational condition, blade sharp, L
Flying object M guards etc working Anthony Svalina
Ensure material is supported, secure and will not move

L Use eye protection (AS 1336-1997) L

Use dust mask if dust is around face area (P2) Anthony Svalina
If persons in close vicinity ensure they have PPE
Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1) L Anthony Svalina
Excess noise M Use ear protection (AS1270) L Anthony Svalina
26. Installation of brackets to slab or steelwork for Electric shock M Ensure drill has current electrical inspection tag L
hangers Ensure drill is in operable condition before use Anthony Svalina

Falling objects (dust) M Use dust mask when drilling to concrete (P2) L Anthony Svalina
Noise M Use ear protection (AS1270) L Anthony Svalina
 Fall M Platform ladder or scaffold to be inspected to be satisfactory L Anthony Svalina
for use
Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1) L Anthony Svalina
Check user is competent, if not training required Before
loading check lifter is operable condition Check that floor is
reasonably level and even Only one sheet at a lift
27. Use of sheet lifter Collapse M Ensure SWL is displayed L Anthony Svalina
Max size (13mm PB) 6000 x 1200 or 25kg
Sheet to be positioned within 200mm of centre
Do not suspend load over other people

Crush M Ensure sheet is secured within arms L Anthony Svalina

Sheet to be positioned within 200mm of centre
Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1) L Anthony Svalina
29. Installation of brackets to slab or steelwork for Electric shock M Ensure drill has current electrical inspection tag L
hangers Ensure drill is in operable condition before use Anthony Svalina

Falling objects (dust) M Use dust mask when drilling to concrete (P2) L Anthony Svalina
Noise M Use ear protection (AS 1270) L Anthony Svalina
Fall M Platform ladder or scaffold to be inspected to be satisfactory L Anthony Svalina
for use
Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1) After installing L
hanging rod ensure clip is installed to bottom of rod Anthony Svalina

30. Installation of grid and tiles Falls M Platform ladder or scaffold to be inspected to be satisfactory L
for use Anthony Svalina
Ensure area is clear of obstacles
Correct lifting techniques to avoid jerking, twisting, lifting with
one hand, frequent lifting
* Bend knees to the load not the back
* Do not reach out or stoop
* Firm grip on load, keep back straight
* Lift by pushing up with legs, keep load and arms close to
Manual handling M the body L Anthony Svalina
* Avoid twisting
Remove obstacles from work area
Place cut off material in bin
Do not overload bin
Remove from work area when full
Clean area of dust daily
Use dust mask when sweeping (P2)
Ensure tool has current electrical tagging L
Check user is competent, if not training required
Electric shock M Ensure tool is correct for use Anthony Svalina
Ensure all cables are clear of grid before tile installed

Sharp objects M Inspect that it is in good operational condition, blade sharp, L

guards, etc. working. Anthony Svalina
Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1)
L Cut away from body L Anthony Svalina
Flying object L Use eye protection (AS 1336-1997) L
Use dust mask if dust is around face area (P2) Anthony Svalina
If persons in close vicinity, ensure they have PPE
M Ensure material is supported, secure and will not move L Anthony Svalina
Noise M Use ear protection (AS1270) L Anthony Svalina
Use scoring knife away from body L
31. Cutting of ceiling tiles Sharp objects M Ensure that body is positioned on cutting side of sheet Anthony Svalina
Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1)

Trips and sprains M Ensure area is clear of rubbish and trip hazards L Anthony Svalina
L Ensure all cut off material is placed in bin Anthony Svalina
 Remove unused material from area
Remove drop sheets
32. Clean/clear work area Trips and sprains M Place waste material in bin L Anthony Svalina
Do not overload bin
Remove bin from work area when full
L Remove drop sheets L Anthony Svalina
Dust L Use dust mask (P2 minimum) Use dust mask when sweeping L Anthony Svalina
Sharp objects M Use glove to minimum cut 3 rating (AS2161.1) L Anthony Svalina
Falls L Ensure area is clear of obstacles L Anthony Svalina
Environmental damage Do not mix or dispose sealant near drains(toilets and sinks) L
L or stormwater outlets Anthony Svalina
Excess sealant to be placed in a container, let dry and place
in a site bin
33. Waste disposal and management Environmental pollution Glass waste to be recycled through a VISY Recycling
Facility
L Other waste (eg plasterboard offcuts) disposed of L Anthony Svalina
appropriately to Bingo facility closest to site for sorting and
recycling
Note: The document was compiled with active involvement from a representative for the workers on site
• Prior to commencement of work on site, each employee will undergo site safety induction and receive training and instruction covering the
safe work method plan and sign the training schedule as proof that that they have been trained.
All workers are to wear appropriate PPCE when needed: gloves, dust masks, hard hats, ear and eye protection.
All workers to wear safety boots at all time.
All work carried out is to be done with safety in mind.
The works carried out on site will at all time comply with the following Codes of Practice and Australian Standards:
Workplace Health and Safety Regulations 1997
Occupational Health and Safety Act 2011
Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2017
Risk Management Guidelines Companion to AS/NZS 4360:2004.
1. DEALING WITH CORONAVIRUS IN THE WORKPLACE POLICY - SWMS
***The Australian government has regulations in place that must be adhered to***
If you feel any illness or flu-like symptoms, you must not attend any work site.
If you or your immediate family have travelled overseas in the past 3 weeks, you or your immediate family have been in contact with a confirmed COVID-19 case in the
past 14 days, or if you feel any flu-like symptoms.
Alert site management first if you feel any signs of illness and site management and isolate immediately and follow any Australia/NSW government health protocols.
1.1 INTRODUCTION
Frame Corp is committed to ensuring the health and safety of all those in the workplace. This SWMS policy sets out steps that Frame Corp is taking in order to tackle the
coronavirus outbreak.
For the safety of yourself and others in the workplace, this policy must be followed at all times.
1.2 INFECTION CONTROL MEASURES ON SITE
We strongly encourage you to follow guidelines from world health organization and NSW/Australian Government on infection control, both whilst at work and in your
daily life. These include:
• If you feel any flu-like symptoms (i.e., Runny nose, cough, fever) do not go to your scheduled work, do not come to Frame corps office. Remain
home, isolate yourself and follow NSW health protocols on what to do next.
• Actively promote good hand hygiene in bathroom and kitchen amenities and work resources/tools. Frequently wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use an alcohol-based hand rub.
• Dispose of tissues/hand paper towels immediately and correctly in the bin provided, and use alcohol-based hand sanitizer after disposing
• Avoid contact with others (shaking hands, touching faces, hugging, and other intimate contact)
• When coughing and sneezing, cover your nose and mouth flexed elbow or tissue, throwing this tissue away immediately and washi ng your
hands
• Avoid close contact with anyone who has flu-like symptoms, a fever and/or a cough
• Actively promote good respiratory hygiene in prominent places where close customer or worker contact occurs
All Frame Corp employees on sites or visiting sites will have/utilize their “coronavirus safety kit “’
• Masks, gloves, safety glasses and hand sanitizer
• All must understand they have a WHS obligation to themselves and others around them and ensure they are follow9ing good respiratory hygiene in the workplace for everyone in the workplace.
1.3 CORONAVIRUS DIAGNOSIS OR EXPOSURE
I. If you contract the virus
If you begin to display symptoms of the virus, you must follow Australian/NSW Government guidance to find out what to do next. You must seek medical attention and
notify your manager at the earliest opportunity.
In order to protect your fellow collagenous, you are required to remain absent from the workplace on personal leave and provide us with a medical certificate. You are
required to get a medical clearance from your doctor prior to returning to the workplace.
II. If you have contact with a confirmed care of the coronavirus
If you have been in contact with someone who has a confirmed case of the coronavirus, you are required to notify management immediately.
In order to protect your fellow colleagues, we ask you to seek medical attention and remain absent from the workplace on personal leave and provide us with a medical
certificate. You are required to get a medical clearance from your doctor prior to returning to the work[place.
III. If you have contact with a suspected case of the coronavirus
If you have been in contact with someone who has a suspected case of the coronavirus, you are required to notify management immediatel y. Even if you are not
displaying any symptoms, we may take the decision to send you home and require you not to attend work as a safety precaution.
To safely undertake the work listed in this Safe Work Method Statement, the following personnel and equipment is required:
Work Activity/Task: Partitioning/Ceiling/Doors/Glazing/Principal Contractor
Personnel Details Equipment Details
No. Of Employees Required to do the work safely 2 Plant Use commercial grade platform ladder, which complies with Australian Standards.
(Static and Mobile) Platform ladders should be checked for defects. They should be secured and placed
Platform ladder and scaffold use on flat safe ground. They should be secured or tied down to avoid slipping. Do not
over reach.

Occupations Plasterers/carpenters Equipment Power leads are to be checked and tagged monthly by certified tester. Certified
Trades/Skills required (Power tools etc) personnel to operate power tools. Earth leakage circuit board unit should be used at
all times.
Qualifications Licensees/Permits/Tick ets Green/white cards Hazardous When using adhesive and setting components a safety data sheet will be provided
Tickets for power tools Substances and kept on site.

Training Completed or Required Completed PPE Suitable eye and ear protection especially when using explosive power tools (AS
1270, AS 1336). Use of protective gloves when working with metal cuts and sharp
cutting material.

To be completed prior to Site Induction

The personnel listed below have been made aware of and understand the procedures, hazards and control measures outlined in this Safe Work Method Statement. They will abide by the control measures outlined within this Safe Work Method Statement.
Name Trade White Card Number Other Licenses/Permits Signature
Anthony Svalina Partitions, Doors & Ceilings CGI638466SEQ04

Any changes, additions or deletions made to this SWMS are to be covered with the above personnel and the Principal Contractors representative at a Toolbox meeting
(Record date and time of Toolbox meeting below).
Date: 4/10/23
Time:
Comments: Person to manage emergencies: Anthony Svalina 0424580053
Reviewed by: Anthony Svalina Date: 4/10/2023
Signature