BetaGuard Mobile Tower Scaffolding Work Method Statement

The BetaGuard Mobile Tower Scaffolding includes:

• PPE
• Safety Notes
• Planning
• Preparation
• Set-up and Pre-Operational Inspection
• Operation
• Maintenance
• Emergency Procedures
• References

Product Details:

• 15 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 Products:

• Manual Handling (Lifting)
• Traffic Management
• LOTO – Lock Out Tag Out
• Working Safely at Heights
• JSA – Job Safety Analysis

BetaGuard Mobile Tower Scaffolding Information:

The BetaGuard Mobile Tower Scaffolding Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) is a comprehensive 15 page procedure outlining the safety steps for using the BetaGuard brand of mobile scaffolding.

This SWMS covers general hazards associated with erection, dismantling, moving, and working on the BetaGuard brand of mobile scaffold. This does not cover use of generic mobile tower scaffolds, as the BetaGuard mobile tower erection follows a method using advanced guardrail protection where erectors are not exposed to a fall risk during erection.

The BetaGuard Scaffolding procedure 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 Scaffolding - BetaGuard Mobile Tower Work Method Statement (WMS) can be used as part of your OHS inductions, for Tool box talks or tender applications.

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Preparation:

• Ensure all PPE required for site is worn and in good working order.
• Note: If hearing protection is required, ensure the protection factor is not so high that reversing alarms etc cannot be heard.
• Follow traffic management plan requirements upon arrival
• Make contact with Supervisor for site before commencing inspection. Get update on no go zones for pedestrians, any new or different hazards present.
• Ensure work areas are safe:
  • Sufficient lighting and visibility
  • No electrical hazards
  • Within clear sight of near-by plant operators
  • No hazardous work (such as work hot, asbestos, demolition etc) in close proximity
  • No work being undertaken overhead where items may fall into area
  • Not in the pathway of suspended/raised loads
  • No trenches, pits or non-braced excavations in close proximity
• Ensure required communication devices are available and in good working order.