Mobile Plant (Attachments) SWMS 10539-2

Mobile Plant (attachments) Safe Work Method Statement

This Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) is a comprehensive document outlining the safety steps, general hazards and controls associated with the operation of Mobile plant attachments.

This SWMS covers the use of Front End Loader/ Blade, Auger attachment, Backhoe attachment, Hydraulic Breaker attachment, Rock Saw Attachment, Tree Shear Attachment, Forest Mulcher Attachment, Post Driver Attachment, Rotary Broom Attachment, Fork attachment, Cement Mixer attachment, Slasher attachment.

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Save time with our pre-filled, fully customisable templates. Simply add your company details and include any site specific details or risks ensuring it is specific to the task at hand. It is then ready for printing and inclusion in your overall WHS System. 

Mobile Plant (attachments) SWMS Content: 

• High Risk Construction Work
• Mobile Plant   
• Risk Assessment Matrix
• Hierarchy of Controls
• PPE
• Job Steps (includes potential hazards and control measures)
• Training and Capabilities
• Assess Onsite Conditions
• Delivery and Removal of Attachments
• Pre-Start Check
• Worker Consultation
• Changing Attachments
• All attachments
• Front End Loader/Blade
• Auger Attachment
• Backhoe Attachment
• Hydraulic Breaker Attachment
• Rock Saw Attachment
• Tree Shear Attachment
• Forest Mulcher Attachment
• Post Driver Attachment
• Rotary Broom Attachment
• Fork Attachment
• Cement Mixer Attachment
• Slasher Attachment
• Maintenance 
• On Completion
• Emergency Response Procedures
• Legislative References
• Employee Sign off Section
• Review & Monitoring 

For works carried out on a regular basis a generic SWMS may be prepared and used for those work activities.

Remember: The content of the SWMS should be refined over time and include consultation with workers and other persons conducting a business or undertaking. Prior to each new activity, the SWMS must be reviewed and revised to ensure it applies to the high risk construction work and the actual site you are working at.