Concrete Kerb & Channel Installation SWMS 10311-4

Concrete Kerb & Channel Installation SWMS | Safe Work Method Statement

This Concrete Kerb & Channel Installation Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) outlines the general hazards associated with the installation of extruded concrete kerb and channel.

This SWMS includes planning and preparation, training and use of a kerb and channel machine including refuelling.

Job Steps Covered in Concrete Kerb & Channel Installation SWMS:

(includes potential hazards and control measures)

1. Planning & Preparation
2. Training & Capabilities
3. Prepare Work Area
4. Delivery of Equipment, Kerb & Channel Machine
5. Setting Out/Profiling String Lines
6. Preparing Subgrade
7. Concrete Extrusion
8. Refuelling Machines
9. On Completion

Concrete Kerb & Channel Installation Safe Work Method Statement Includes:

• Risk Assessment Matrix
• Hierarchy of Controls
• PPE Requirements
• Emergency Response
• Emergency Evacuation Procedure

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For work carried out on a regular basis a generic Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) may be prepared and used for those work activities.

Remember: The content of a Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) should be refined over time and include consultation with workers and other persons conducting a business or undertaking.

Prior to each new activity, each Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) must be reviewed and revised to ensure they apply to the current work activities and the actual site you are working at.

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