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    Hamza Nouman
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    This document provides a job safety analysis for assembling and erecting wall frames at a worksite. It outlines 6 steps for the process: 1) Sorting materials, 2) Pre-cutting materials, 3) Assembling wall frames, 4) Standing up wall frames, 5) Making erected frames safe, and 6) Housekeeping. For each step, potential hazards are identified such as physical injury from falling timber or tripping, as well as control measures to mitigate the risks like properly stacking materials and wearing protective equipment. The builder/supervisor is responsible for ensuring the safety measures are followed.

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    Example Safe Work Method Statement

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for assembling and erecting wall frames at a worksite. It outlines 6 steps for the process: 1) Sorting materials, 2) Pre-cutting materials, 3) Assembling wall frames, 4) Standing up wall frames, 5) Making erected frames safe, and 6) Housekeeping. For each step, potential hazards are identified such as physical injury from falling timber or tripping, as well as control measures to mitigate the risks like properly stacking materials and wearing protective equipment. The builder/supervisor is responsible for ensuring the safety measures are followed.

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    Example Safe Work Method Statement

    Diunggah oleh

    Hamza Nouman
    This document provides a job safety analysis for assembling and erecting wall frames at a worksite. It outlines 6 steps for the process: 1) Sorting materials, 2) Pre-cutting materials, 3) Assembling wall frames, 4) Standing up wall frames, 5) Making erected frames safe, and 6) Housekeeping. For each step, potential hazards are identified such as physical injury from falling timber or tripping, as well as control measures to mitigate the risks like properly stacking materials and wearing protective equipment. The builder/supervisor is responsible for ensuring the safety measures are followed.

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    Occupational health and safety

    Safe Work Method Statement


    Job Safety Analysis Name of employer: Workplace address: Overall task:
    Activity sequence Step 1. Sort material

    Safe T First 543 Sample Drive, Smartvllle Assemble and erect wall frames
    Potential hazards/risks Stand close to the side of a timber pack and cut ties. Throw timber not required out of the way all over the site to obtain required timber. physical injury, falling timber pack, tripping Control measures

    Date:

    23/11/07

    Who is responsible? Builder/supervisor

    Stand out of the way of a timber pack when cutting ties. Sort and stack material into lengths convenient to the job in a safe manner so the stacks do not fall onto self and others.

    Step 2. Pre-cut material

    Pre-cut all timber components with a dropsaw. Throw cut components towards the job and do not stack them to save time. physical injury, tripping

    Set up a dropsaw properly, pre-cut all wall frame components and stack in an order convenient to the work area, but not so close to cause tripping and falling.

    Builder/supervisor

    Step 3. Assemble wall frames

    Nail wall frames together with hammer/nailgun. Use nailguns in any direction. physical injury

    When using nailguns to assemble wall frames, be aware of other workers and do not nail in their direction to avoid injury from a flying gun nail.

    Builder/supervisor

    Commonwealth of Australia 2007

    Occupational health and safety

    Activity sequence Step 4. Stand up wall frames

    Potential hazards/risks Do not protect your body. physical injury

    Control measures Wear appropriate PPE, eg earmuffs, protective glasses, strong clothing, steel-capped boots, sunblock. Nail bottom plate into place and temporarily prop all walls both ends to prevent them from falling onto self or other workers. Do not walk along the top wall plate.

    Who is responsible? Builder/supervisor

    Step 5. Make erected wall frames safe

    Sit wall frames in approximate position, fix one end and leave the other end loose.

    Builder/supervisor

    Walk along the top wall plate to save time. physical injury, falling, falling walls Step 6. Housekeeping Kick waste/off-cut material out of the way. Run power leads/air hoses anywhere as long as they reach the job. physical injury, tripping

    Keep all material stacked and remove all waste/off-cut material from the workplace. Keep power leads/air hoses and tools away from where you need to walk.

    Builder/supervisor

    Sub-contractor signature:

    Builder/supervisor signature:

    Commonwealth of Australia 2007

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