CPCCCM2012 – Work Safely at Heights

Work Safely at Heights
2 Topics
Working at Heights
How can we Work Safely at Heights?
Legislation, Regulations and Safety Requirements
What Is Compliance Documentation?
8 Topics
OHS/WHS Legislation and Regulations
Codes of Practice and Australian Standards
Organisational and Site Requirements
Worker duties
Manufacturers’ Guidelines and Specifications
Environmental Protection Requirements
Specific OHS/WHS Requirements for Work at Heights
Access Technical and Safety Information Before You Start
Identify Scope of Task and Work Activities
Manage Hazards
2 Topics
Inspecting the Site for Hazards
Risk/Hazard Assessment
Taking care of safety
Hazard Identification
2 Topics
Risk/Hazard Treatment
Reporting and Record Keeping
Safety Systems and Equipment
6 Topics
Fall Prevention Devices
Work Positioning Systems
Fall-Arrest Systems
Ladders
Personal Protective Equipment
Communication Techniques and Equipment
Checking Equipment Before Use
3 Topics
Inspecting Fall Arrest Harnesses
Inspecting Inertia Reels
Inspecting Ladders
Installing Safety Systems and Equipment
2 Topics
Installing a Safety Net
Installing Fall-Arrest Systems
Safely Access Work Area
2 Topics
Using Portable Ladders to Gain Access
Connecting to The Fall-Arrest System
Conduct Work at Heights Safely
2 Topics
Checking Weather Conditions
Handling and Securing Equipment and Materials
Monitor Safety Equipment and Risk Treatments
2 Topics
Monitoring Equipment and Safety Systems
Monitoring and Adjusting Risk Treatments
Emergency Procedures
2 Topics
Suspension Intolerance
Report All Hazards, Incidents, and Injuries
Finalise Operations
1 Topic
Dismantling Safety Systems
Clear Work Area and Store Tools and Equipment
1 Topic
Clearing the Work Area
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Monitor Safety Equipment and Risk Treatments

CPCCCM2012 – Work Safely at Heights Monitor Safety Equipment and Risk Treatments

While working at heights you should regularly monitor equipment, safety systems and the work area for changing conditions or new potential hazards.

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