Brick - block laying swms 10033-5 checklist

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All persons involved in task must have this swms communicated to them prior to work commencing

Category: construction

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  • Business Name:adam west bricklaying
  • Business Address:3 Galloway st Traralgon
  • Business Contact:0417969482
  • ABN:63352775917
  • Phone No:0417969482
  • SWMS APPROVED BY: (Employer/PCBU/Director/Owner)
  • Date: Date
  • Name and Signature of person responsible for ensuring compliance with SWMS:adam west
  • Person/s Responsible for Reviewing the SWMS:
  • SWMS amendments must be approved by
  • Name and Signature:
  • ALL PERSONS INVOLVED IN TASK MUST HAVE THIS SWMS COMMUNICATED TO THEM PRIOR TO WORK COMMENCING:- Dail
  • SWMS APPROVAL
  • Workers to be consulted:
  • Job Title:
  • The builder or the organisation you are working for.
  • Principal Contractor Company Name:
  • Project Name:
  • Job Address:
  • Project Manager Name and Signature:
  • Date SWMS provided to Principal Contractor: Date
  • This SWMS covers general hazards associated with laying bricks and blocks
  • Document #: 10033-5
  • This work activity involves the following "High Risk Construction Work"
  • High Risk Construction Work
  • Ensure all PPE meets relevant Australian Standards. Inspect and replace PPE as needed.
  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  • Lack of consultation with potential outcomes for personal injury, property damage &/or environmental
  • Potential Hazard
  • Liaise with Principal Contractor to establish the following on-site systems and procedures are in pla
  • Person responsible to implement control measures:
  • Lack of training or the assessment of capability may lead to personal injury, property damage &/or en
  • ** Check workers are in fit condition to work i.e. no signs of fatigue, alcohol or drugs. *** If work
  • Lack of a clear assessment may lead to personal injury, property damage &/or environmental incident.
  • · Ensure site-specific induction is undertaken (include location of amenities, first aid facilities,
  • · Park working vehicle in driveway or allocated parking to avoid travelling across roads when deliver
  • · Where possible materials should be unloaded using mechanical means. E.g. forklift· Movement of mate
  • · Appropriate protective clothing· Wear hand protection· Wear non-slip footwear (slippery surfaces)·
  • · Ensure that a handover for all scaffolds where a person could fall more than 4 metres has been unde
  • · Ensure there is sufficient lighting· Use mechanical aids as much as possible· Area, including trave
  • Barricade surrounding area:· Immediate zone surrounding work · Under and adjacent to scaffolding (ens
  • · Ensure sufficient lighting· Wear closed in, nonslip footwear· The work area is not wet under foot·
  • · Ensure equipment is not placed in areas where they may be run over, damaged or exposed to water (un
  • · Ensure current (issue date with 5 years) Material/Safety Data Sheets (M/SDS) are obtained for cemen
  • · Ensure PPE is worn as per SDS recommendations· Remove jewellery such as watches and rings as wet ce
  • · Clear area of packaging and unnecessary tools· Clean up spills and water from work areas during the
  • · All products will be heavy to lift – use caution· Ensure that you have a firm footing while loading
  • Cement Mixers:· Ensure the ground surface and area where the mixer is located is - level firm, free f
  • · Ensure breathing protection is worn· Wet down materials as soon as possible to reduce dust· Dust su
  • · Remove all non-essential persons from area · Barricade area and place caution signs as needed.
  • Access ladders:· Use only access provided, do not climb on railings or other scaffolding components·
  • Holes or other openings through which a person can fall. Ensure:· All holes or openings are protected
  • · Maintain awareness of other people on scaffold· Do not overload platform, be aware of load limits a
  • · Remove waste / debris daily to industrial skip bin to prevent buildup on site· Tools are kept tidy
  • · Inspect new wall regularly (each day) – if repairs are required, establish no go zone until repairs
  • · Use the correct hand tool for each stage of the task· Take regular breaks· Do not overreach· Mainta
  • ** Never add water to acid. **Always add acid slowly to water, never the other way around. Acid can r
  • · Ensure leads are not damaged – along the entire length of the lead and extension lead· Ensure all e
  • · Wear wet weather protection (apron)· Connect hose to brick saw and turn on tap· Make sure there is
  • · DO NOT smoke during re-fuelling· Ensure re-fueling is undertaken in well-ventilated area, clear of
  • · Avoid breathing vapours or contact with fuel· If clothing is splashed with fuel, change immediately
  • · Ensure training in emergency response for chemical spill· Ensure to have spill kit available onsite
  • Have you identified any further hazards on the job site?
  • What job step does this hazard relate to?
  • Risk-Rating (IR) before control measures have been put in place
  • Control measures used to reduce risk
  • Risk-Rating (RR) after control measures have been put in place.
  • · Clean up tools and any waste ensuring the site is left in clean and tidy condition· Clean debris an
  • · Disconnect power tool/extension leads from power point before winding up, so that you don’t get a s
  • Ensure:· Dispose of empty containers / bags in approved waste containers· Do not wash out tools or co
  • · If acceptable, remove barricades, contact supervisor and return as agreed
  • Emergency Response - CALL 000 IMMEDIATELY.
  • If work is to be conducted on a construction site (or a site controlled by another Employer / PCBU) f
  • Ensure workers have access to:· First aid kit/supplies · First Aid trained personnel familiar with Re
  • To ensure controls are implemented and monitored effectively:• Toolbox /pre-work meetings will be und
  • Ensure all controls are reviewed as per the following:• If controls fail to reduce risk adequately• W
  • Review Number
  • Name & Initials
  • Date Date
  • Plant/Tools/Equipment Required For The Job
  • Make & Model
  • Photo of Equipment / Tools / Plant
  • Select applicable legislation references to your state of operation for this SWMS
  • Relevant Legislation:
  • Codes of Practice
  • State Specific Codes
  • Overall Risk Rating after Controls
  • This SWMS has been developed in consultation and cooperation with employee/workers and relevant Emplo
  • Employee/Worker Name and Signature:
  • Job Role/Position
  • Employer/PCBU/Supervisor:
  • Licences/Competencies/Qualifications
  • Licence details
  • Photo of relevant licences