The Safety Procedure includes :
- Risk assessment
- Risk control order
- Planning
- Site awareness
- Preparations
- Daily checks
- Site safety
- Risk ratings
- 7 Page Complete Procedure
- MS Word Format
- Delivered via email within 2 business hours
- Multiple page document
General Working At Heights Safety Information :
The seven-page Safe Work Method Statement outlines the safety steps required to Work At Heights safely.
Working At Heights needs to be approached with caution and appropriate safety procedures. The Working Safe At Heights Procedure is not a blank template. Safety procedures can be edited or customised in MS Word if required.
Working At Heights Safety Notes
Before Working At Heights :
- The equipment being used should be checked for any damage and replaced if so.
- When required fall arrest scaffolding should be installed around the perimeter of the building.
- Ladders must be identifiable of commercial quality, and inspected before and after use.
- Working surfaces must be checked to ensure that they have the strength and structural integrity to safely support workers.
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References :
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Tasmania – Play it safe – Working at Heights – A guide to reducing the risk of injury while working.
Queensland – Workplace Health and Safety – Rural Plant Code of Practice 2004.
New South Wales – WorkCover - Safe Working at Heights – Guide 2006.
United States Department of Labor – OSHA – Fall protection.
Safety Culture – Safe Work Procedure – Working on Roofs.
Safety Culture – Safe Work Procedure – Elevating Work Platforms.
Safety Culture – Safe Work Procedure – Ladders – Safe Use.
Safety Culture – Safe Work Procedure – Trestles – Safe Use.
Safety Culture – Safe Work Procedure – Scaffolding.
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