RISK ASSESSMENT & CONTROL MEASURES PO Box 129 …

1 Task DescriptionHazardInitial Risk CONTROL MeasuresClassCommentsResponsibleClassCla ss Class2 Operator/Supervisor543 ErectionUnstable Ground3 Ensure correct size soleboards are placed under all standards to distribute3 Relevant training induction and qualificationsSupervisorweight.(ticket)E nsure scaffold is tagged "Unsafe" until erection is complete. Once complete3 Relevant trainingSupervisora handover certificate (Tag) is to be Lines3 Ensure relevant authority has disconnected power or insulated power supply3 Relevant trainingSupervisor(electrocution)

2 Prior to scaffold is erected, install plywood to face of scaffold adjacent to power3 Relevant erection , ensure that all scaffolds have handrails at or safety3 Induction of safe procedures prior to and inertia reel/static that scaffold is correctly tied into building every in of safe procedures prior to that scaffold is built to manufacturers specifications - not to leave out3 Relevant any items such as braces, safety fittings, toeboards, , eye injury,3 Wear hard hats and all relevant personal protection training and induction on Allcuts, burns of scaffoldElectrocution3Do not remove any plywood, insulation, warning signs from area near3 Relevant safety that all ties are not modified, moved or removed unless done by3 Relevant site safety scaffolders according to to SWL (Safe Working Load) of scaffold .

3 Do not overload with 3 Certificate of Competency or personnelPersonal injury3 Ensure helmets and all personal protection equipment are worn at all induction once from scaffold3Do not remove any component, handrails, midrails, braces, ladders, 3 Site specific inductionAlltoeboards, platforms, frames, couplers or ties that could render thescaffold of scaffoldFalling debris3 Ensure work platform is clean prior to dismantle of scaffold . Do not remove3 Certificate of Competency ties until scaffold is dismantled down to that not remove lower ties until scaffold is dismantle down to that level.

4 3 Site specific inductionSupervisorPersonal injury3 Wear all personal protective equipment and ensure that all knots are securely3 Certificate of Competency when lowering specific induction & training on of risk & Description: 5 CATASTROPHIC, 4 MAJOR, 3 MODERATE, 2 MINOR, 1 INSIGNIFICANT See reserve side for special scaffold structuresMOBILE SCAFFOLDS/SPANDECKSI nstant Scaffolds WA RISK ASSESSMENT & CONTROL MEASURESPO Box 129 Burswood WA 6100 Ph: 9472 7600 Fx: (08) 9472 7611 Accidental collapse3 Place bracing as indicated on erection procedures sketch to 1A erection guide providedOperatorEnsure castor/base plate leg fitted correctly and leg lock secured details: refer to erection guideOperatorEnsure scaffold is on either level ground or correctly leveled using spirit details: refer to erection guideOperatorEnsure interlocking clips on frames are fitted and all bushings secured correctly inside FrameSafety details.

5 Refer to erection guideOperatorEnsure scaffold has internal ladder access and hatch platform opens to outer perimeter of scaffoldRefer to 1A erection guide providedOperatoras platform fitted on transoms of scaffold to 1A erection guide providedOperatorEnsure kickboards fitted to scaffold perimeter to 1A erection guide providedOperator3 Ensure personnel protective equipment is being worn where Training / InductionForemanFalling from scaffold3Do not climb on scaffold handrailRelevant TrainingOperator/SupervisorDo not lean out of scaffold deck areaRefer to 1A erection guide - handrail installationForeman/OperatorEnsure castors locked/chocked to prevent movement when in working position.

6 Ensure leg Safety decals, refer to erection guideOperatorlocks/threaded leg adjusters are locked in placeDo not move/mobile scaffold while person working on itRefer to erection site inspectionForeman/OperatorDo not use extension ladder/crates or any other material to increase reaching height on existingCall 1A to arrange a site inspectionAllwork not climb up/down outside of scaffold to get to work 1A erection guide-ladder accessForeman/OperatorDo not remove guardrails/handrailsRefer to Safety needs & 1A supplier erection guidesAllOverloading3 Ensure SWL of 225Kg not exceeded

7 And that scaffold has one work level to Safety needs & 1A supplier erection guidesAllElectrocution3 Ensure scaffold is set to the correct safe clearance from power lines (consult local authority)3 Refer to Safety decalsForeman/OperatorSPANDECKSA ccidental Collapse3 Ensure Spandeck ends suspended over transoms of frames sitting flush with to Spandeck erection guide and is unsure call 1 AForeman/OperatorPlace guardrail posts at the end and middle of Spandeck, coupler, tube, guardrails into to Spandeck erection guide and is unsure call 1 AOperatorWhilst working on Spandeck3 Ensure guardrails positioned correctly and couplers to Spandeck erection guide and is unsure call 1 AOperatorFalling from Spandeck3Do not climb on Spandeck to Spandeck erection guide and is unsure call 1 AHandrail/OperatorDo not lean out of Spandeck work to Spandeck erection guide and is unsure call 1 AForeman/OperatorOverloading3 Ensure SWL of 225Kg is not needs - refer to Spandeck erection guidesAllIncorrectly installing Scaffold3 Ensure prior

8 To erecting Spandecks that towers are built according to IA WorkCover specifications3 Refer 1A erection guide for informationForeman/OperatorFall while installing3 Minimum 2 people to install3 Refer 1A erection guide for informationForeman/OperatorTower Collapse during hoisting3 Ensure both towers are correctly secured tied before hoisting 1A erection guide for informationForeman/Operator3 Refer 1A erection guide for informationForeman/OperatorTower collapse after install3If mobile arrangement, ensure bases of towers adequately tied to prevent spread under same size tube as handrailsForeman/OperatorForeman/Operato rLevel of risk & Description: 5 CATASTROPHIC, 4 MAJOR, 3 MODERATE, 2 MINOR, 1 INSIGNIFICANT See reverse side for mobile scaffoldsErection/alteration or dismantle of scaffoldRisk 4 CONTROL MeasuresClass 2 Responsible Operator/SupervisorWhilst working on scaffoldFall from tower whilst hoisting spansIf safety harness is required, connect to approved point other than mobile scaffold unless approved by harm ie.

9 Eye injury,head injury, cuts/abrasions, dust inhalationTask DescriptionHazardRisk 5 Tower collapsing from rocking motion3 Ensure face bracing is applied 1A erection guide for informationInstant Scaffolds WA PO Box 129 Burswood WA 6100 Ph: (08) 9472 7600 Fx: (08)9472 7611 RISK ASSESSMENT & CONTROL MEASURESMOBILE SCAFFOLDS/SPANDECKSC omments WARNING: ANY scaffold OVER 4 METRES IN HEIGHT IS ONLY TO BE ERECTED / ALTERED / DISMANTLED BY A CERTIFICATED SCAFFOLDER , FAILURE TO ADHERE TO THIS NATIONAL RULE COULD RESULT IN PROSECUTION.

10 ENSURE scaffold IS TAGGED AS SAFE TO USE UNPON COMPLETION OF erection PROCEEDURES. SCAFFOLDS CAN BE DANGEROUS AND IF THEY ARE NOT ERECTED / ALTERED / DISMANTLED CORRECTLY COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY . ENSURE ALL ON SITE HAZARD RISK ASSESSMENTS HAVE BEEN CARRIED OUT. FOR SERVICE: PERTH OFFICE 42 GOODWOOD PDE BURSWOOD. 6100 Tel: 08 94727600 Fax: 08 94727611.