Construction Safety Work Method Statement Sample Clauses

Construction Safety Work Method Statement. In addition to the Health Risk and Safety plan, kindly ensure that the following points have been addressed in the plan that must be submitted with your tender: SHE Management StructureConstruction Work Supervisor (Construction Regulation 6)  Subordinate Construction Work Supervisor (Construction Regulation 6)  Construction Safety Officer (Construction Regulation 6(7).  List of Contractors already appointed - List to be revised at least monthly.  Health and Safety Representative (Section 17 of OHS Act). SHE Organisation  Health and Safety Committee.  Composition.  Frequency of Meetings.  Minutes of meeting.  Legal Compliance Audits.  Audit Report.  Frequency of Audits.  Findings and Analysis.  Corrective Action Risk Assessment/Management  Task descriptions.  Risk Identification, Analysis, Mitigating Steps, Monitoring Steps and Review Plan.  Risk Assessment (Construction Regulation 7) Education and TrainingInduction training (Construction Regulation 7(9)  Site Specific Training.  Certificate of Competence. Emergency Planning – Evacuation planClient procedure.  Site Procedure. Health and Safety Communications  Safety/Toolbox talks.  Incident Recall. Safe Working Procedures and Methods  Method Statements.  Safe Operating Procedures.  Task/Job observations. Personal Protective Equipment and ClothingPPE required after all other controls have been considered (Barrier tape, Reflector vests, Safety gloves, Safety glasses, Ear protection ,Safety boots, Safety masks, Overalls, Hard hats, First Aid box & First aider, Safety file)  PPE proof of issue. Project securitySecurity risks identified.  Access control. Other Safety requirements  Daily alcohol tests will be performed  Avoid crossing of railway lines if need be observe for moving trains  No person is allowed to climb any of the OHT structures  No persons must come close to the overhead cables and wires  All electrical equipment, cables should be treated as LIVE & DANGEROUS The scoring for Health and Safety will be as follows: Health and Safety = 10% No Response (score 0) Did not Submit a HSP Questionnaire Poor (score 40) Submitted a Poor HSP Questionnaire and Scored 1-20 Satisfactory (score 70) Submitted a satisfactory HSP Questionnaire Scored 21-39 Good (score 90) Submitted a Good HSP Questionnaire and Scored 40-45 Very Good (score 100) Submitted a very good HSP Questionnaire and Scored 46-50 Attached submissions to this schedule: ......................................
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