Heat Stress Safe Work Method Statement
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Heat Stress Safe Work Method Statement
This Heat Stress Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) covers hazards and controls associated with working in excessively hot environments (such as on roofs, foundries, etc.).
The effect of heat and high humidity on the body is not based on air temperature alone; radiant heat, high humidity, hot objects, or strenuous physical activity may also impact the health of an individual.
Thermal comfort is subjective, but generally, conditions above 26 degrees C and, relative humidity higher than 60 per cent may cause heat stress which may require controls to be initiated.
This SWMS covers High-Risk Construction Work (HRCW) controls related to:
- Artificial extremes of temperature
Additional controls are included for Outdoor Work & Remotely &/or Isolated Work.
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Job Steps Covered in Heat Stress SWMS:
(includes potential hazards & control measures)
- Training
- Acclimatise Workers
- Planning
- Working Alone
- Arrival On-site & Assess On-site Conditions
- Conduct a Risk Assessment
- Working in Hot Conditions
- 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.
- Edit documents on the go with Microsoft Office Mobile App
- Only pay once (no subscriptions required).
Heat Stress Safe Work Method Statement
This Heat Stress Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) covers hazards and controls associated with working in excessively hot environments (such as on roofs, foundries, etc.).
The effect of heat and high humidity on the body is not based on air temperature alone; radiant heat, high humidity, hot objects, or strenuous physical activity may also impact the health of an individual.
Thermal comfort is subjective, but generally, conditions above 26 degrees C and, relative humidity higher than 60 per cent may cause heat stress which may require controls to be initiated.
This SWMS covers High-Risk Construction Work (HRCW) controls related to:
- Artificial extremes of temperature
Additional controls are included for Outdoor Work & Remotely &/or Isolated Work.
FREE Legislation & Codes of Practice Reference List
Job Steps Covered in Heat Stress SWMS:
(includes potential hazards & control measures)
- Training
- Acclimatise Workers
- Planning
- Working Alone
- Arrival On-site & Assess On-site Conditions
- Conduct a Risk Assessment
- Working in Hot Conditions
- Emergency response
