The Petrol powered Generator - Portable Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) is a comprehensive 12 page procedure. This SWMS covers general aspects associated with portable petrol-powered generators.

The Generator - Portable Petrol Powered Work Method Statement (WMS) is ready to use and is not a blank template. Simply add your company details, ABN, and include any site specific details or risks and make it specific to the task at hand. It is then ready for printing and to be incorporated as part of your overall OHS System.

The Generator - Portable Petrol Powered Work Method Statement can be used as part of your OHS inductions, for Tool box talks or tender applications.

The Petrol Powered Portable Generator SWMS includes:

• PPE
• Safety Notes
• Planning
• Preparation
• Pre-operational Inspection
• Operation
• Refueling
• Maintenance
• Emergency Procedures
• References

Product Details:

• 12 Page procedure
• Written by ex WHS inspectors
• Referenced 
• Risk ratings before and after control measures
• MS Word format NOT PDF
• Task specific and site specific details easy to add
• Includes easy to complete boxes for Company details and project details
• Employee sign off section
• Instant download delivery

Related items:

• Manual Handling
• Fuel Storage Handling & Decanting
• Battery Charging-Lead Acid

Ensure location is suitable for generator.

• Outside or in extremely well ventilated areas with no low-lying zones that would allow carbon monoxide to build up, Obtain Carbon Monoxide alarms where required.
• Protected from wet weather – canopy
• Clearance of at least 600mm (or as per manufacturer’s recommendations) on all sides of generator to allow sufficient ventilation for cooling vents
• Flat, level ground
• At least 6m from flammable storages
• Clear of ignition sources
• Clear of air-intakes, windows or other areas where exhaust can enter indoors or confined spaces
• Fire protection equipment easily accessible to area
• Close to work area – leads are not placed out of sight, on metal structures, or in areas where they could be run over, pose tripping hazards or be damaged.

Note: Ignition sources include pilot lights, stoves, heaters, cigarettes, matches/lighters, grinding, welding, power points, lighting, light switches, radio transmitters, mobile phones, battery powered forklifts etc.

Ensure all devices/appliances are suitable to use with generator.

Dry (if appliances have been wet – allow to dry and ensure tested by licensed electrician before use)

Correct wattage for generator 

Ensure operating manual is available onsite. Ensure all operators are aware of how to shut-down unit in an emergency.