Work Method Statements definition

Work Method Statements or “WMS” means written management plans for critical and complex activities, processes or plans where the absence of written instructions could have a negative impact on worker safety, quality, consistency, cost or schedule, which constitute commitments of Project Co and describe how work shall be performed, inspected or tested and shall include a checklist to confirm that work is being conducted in accordance with the appropriate standard, code, specification or plan in accordance with this Agreement.

Work Method Statements means the documents prepared by Project Co as described in Part F, Section 7 of the DBFM Services Specifications. Term Meaning Working Capital has the meaning given to it in Clause 25.3(b).

Work Method Statements or “WMS” has the meaning set out in Schedule 8 [Quality Management]; “Work Program and Schedule” has the meaning set out in Schedule 4 [Work Program and Schedule]; “Work Protection Practices” or “WPP” has the meaning set out in Schedule 10 [Safety];

Examples of Work Method Statements in a sentence

• Participate in workplace consultative meetings as required and recommend improvements to relevant Standard Work Method Statements.

• If required by Sydney Trains, prior to the issue of a Construction Certificate a Risk Assessment/Management Plan and detailed Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) for the proposed works are to be submitted to Sydney Trains for review and comment on the impacts on rail corridor.

• Each employee will be expected to know and adhere to all training and the contents of the employee handbook supplied to them, especially the following; • OHS&R employee handbook • Relevant Work Method Statements (SWiM’s) • Safe Working Procedures (SWP’s) Each employee must have regard for their own safety and the safety of others in and around the work place and must immediately report all accidents, near hits and hazards observed.

• Work Method Statements must be completed by the contractor and the contractor is expected to be experienced in the work and to prove that he understands the scope of the work and the hazards associated with it.

• Work within guidelines as detailed in the relevant Standard Work Method Statements (SWMS).

• Ms. Lucy Kay stated they covered everything during the joint meeting with the BTO earlier that afternoon as part of the Work Session.

• Review Safety Management Plan, including Safe Work Method Statements for ‘high risk construction’ work.

• Safe Work Method Statements and Procedures shall be detailed in the Site Safety Management Plan.

• All high risk construction work as defined by Clause 5.1.3 of the OH&S Regulations 2007 shall be controlled by the prior preparation of, and use of Safe Work Method Statements, using the hierarchy of risk control measures contained in Clause 5.1.7 of the OH&S Regulations 2007.

• The details of the risk/hazard assessment shall be recorded as Safe Work Method Statements, highlighting Statements that are for ‘high risk construction work’ and copies are to be submitted with the HSCP to the Superintendent.

More Definitions of Work Method Statements

Work Method Statements means a written methodology on how the applicable work is to be carried out.

Work Method Statements has the meaning given to it in Annexure E (Glossary) of Schedule 13 (Services Specifications).

Work Method Statements or “WMS” means written management plans for critical and complex activities, processes or plans where the absence of written instructions could have a negative impact on worker safety, quality, consistency, cost or schedule, which constitute commitments of the Contractor and describe how work will be performed, inspected or tested and will include a checklist to confirm that the Work is being conducted in accordance with the appropriate standard, code, specification or plan in accordance with the Contract.