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Traffic Corridor - Establishing a Safe Work Zone Safe Work Method Statement

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Traffic Corridor - Establishing a Safe Work Zone Safe Work Method Statement

This Traffic Corridor - Establishing a Safe Work Zone Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) covers hazards and controls with the view of ensuring that all reasonably practicable steps have been taken to prevent the likelihood of any traffic related incidents while work is conducted on/or near a road.

This SWMS covers High-Risk Construction Work (HRCW) controls related to:

  • Work carried out adjacent to a road, railway or shipping lane, traffic corridor

Additional controls are included for Slips, Trips & Falls, Hazardous Manual Tasks, Outdoor Work & Environmental Considerations.

Comes with a complimentary copy of the Legislation & Codes of Practice Reference List valued at $19.95

Job Steps Covered in Traffic Corridor - Establishing a Safe Work Zone SWMS:

(includes potential hazards & control measures)

  1. Training
  2. Conduct Risk Assessment
  3. Develop a Site-specific TMP
  4. Arrival On-site & Assess On-site Conditions
  5. Establish Safe Work Zone (site set-up)
  6. Pedestrian & Traffic Management
  7. On Completion
  8. Emergency Response
  • Instant Document Delivery via Email.
    • Add your logo easily.
    • Add or delete information to any SWMS template.
    • Customisation instructions provided.
    • Complies with Australian & New Zealand legislation.
    • Microsoft Word Format (Fully editable).
    • Only pay once (no subscriptions required).

Traffic Corridor - Establishing a Safe Work Zone Safe Work Method Statement

This Traffic Corridor - Establishing a Safe Work Zone Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) covers hazards and controls with the view of ensuring that all reasonably practicable steps have been taken to prevent the likelihood of any traffic related incidents while work is conducted on/or near a road.

This SWMS covers High-Risk Construction Work (HRCW) controls related to:

  • Work carried out adjacent to a road, railway or shipping lane, traffic corridor

Additional controls are included for Slips, Trips & Falls, Hazardous Manual Tasks, Outdoor Work & Environmental Considerations.

Comes with a complimentary copy of the Legislation & Codes of Practice Reference List valued at $19.95

Job Steps Covered in Traffic Corridor - Establishing a Safe Work Zone SWMS:

(includes potential hazards & control measures)

  1. Training
  2. Conduct Risk Assessment
  3. Develop a Site-specific TMP
  4. Arrival On-site & Assess On-site Conditions
  5. Establish Safe Work Zone (site set-up)
  6. Pedestrian & Traffic Management
  7. On Completion
  8. Emergency Response
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    We have just decided to update all of our SWMS's & make them electronic. As we currently use iAuditor for field inspection, it made sense to use this format for our SWMS's. We are a small council with only approximately 60 FTE's, so we needed a product that was out of the box but could be modified to suit our needs. This product was the first of 70, I reviewed & it covers everything we need & more importantly can be modified in the field. Great Product!

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