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New Electrical Regulations for QLD from 1 Jan 2025
Electrical installations in domestic roof spaces must be de-energised before work begins, or alternative controls implemented where this isn't practicable. To help you stay compliant, we’ve updated our Working in Roof Spaces SWMS to align with these new requirements. Learn more.

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Workbox Safe Work Method Statement

  • Instant Document Delivery via Email.
  • Add to your existing management system.
  • Can assist in ensuring workers are adequately trained.
  • Customisation instructions provided.
  • Microsoft Word Format (Fully editable).
  • Only pay once (no subscriptions required).

Workbox Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS)

The Workbox Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) is tailored for the safe operation of workboxes, also known as man baskets or man cages, in construction and industrial environments. This SWMS outlines essential safety protocols and control measures to mitigate risks associated with working at height.

Job Steps Covered in Workbox SWMS

  1. Planning: Establish safety systems in collaboration with the Principal Contractor.
  2. Implement a Falls Emergency Rescue Plan: Outlines the requirement of the establishment of a rescue plan for falls from height.
  3. Arrival On-site and Assess On-site Conditions: Position vehicles safely and conduct a site-specific induction.
  4. Work Area Set-up: Follow traffic management plans to prevent accidents involving mobile plant movement.
  5. Working Outdoors: Monitor weather conditions and prepare for extreme weather scenarios.
  6. Environment: Implement measures to minimise environmental impact, including noise and waste management.
  7. Housekeeping: Maintain a clean work area to prevent slips, trips, and falls.
  8. Manual Tasks: Address musculoskeletal injuries by avoiding repetitive movements and awkward postures.
  9. Pre-inspect System, Harnesses, Workbox, Anchor Points, and Plant: Conduct thorough inspections for equipment safety.
  10. Conduct a Trial Lift: Perform a trial lift to confirm safe operational conditions before proceeding.
  11. Working from the Workbox: Ensure all workers are secured with harnesses and follow safe operating procedures.
  12. On Completion: Ensure personnel sign out and secure the work area to prevent unauthorised access.
  13. Emergency Response: Follow site emergency response and ensure a communication system is in place.

Each purchase of our SWMS comes with a complimentary copy of the Legislation & Codes of Practice Reference List, valued at $19.95. This valuable resource provides an up-to-date overview of relevant laws and standards, further supporting your compliance efforts.

Key Features of the SWMS

  • Specific Safety Protocols for Workboxes: Our SWMS offers a thorough guide for safely working in workboxes at height, which is essential for ensuring worker safety in elevated environments.
  • Regulatory Compliance: This SWMS aligns with Australian legislation.
  • Customisable Document: Easily add your company logo and modify the SWMS to suit your specific needs, with clear instructions provided.
  • Detailed Job Steps for Workbox Safety: Covers planning, trial lifts, working in the workbox, and emergency response, with each step detailed with potential hazards and control measures.

The Critical Role of Workboxes in Construction and Industry

Workboxes, or man baskets, are crucial for safely performing tasks at height, especially in construction and telecommunications. They provide a secure platform for workers to perform various jobs at elevated levels, from maintenance to construction. These boxes are designed for safety and stability, often attached to cranes or other lifting equipment, allowing workers to access hard-to-reach areas.

This SWMS is not just a set of guidelines but also an educational tool, providing insights into the safe use, inspection, and operation of workboxes in various environments.

Who is it Suitable For?

Ideal for construction managers, safety officers, and workers who operate at height, this SWMS is an indispensable resource for implementing top-tier safety practices when using workboxes.

Secure your Workbox SWMS today and ensure the highest level of safety and compliance for working at height in your projects!

  • Instant Document Delivery via Email.
  • Add to your existing management system.
  • Can assist in ensuring workers are adequately trained.
  • Customisation instructions provided.
  • Microsoft Word Format (Fully editable).
  • Only pay once (no subscriptions required).

Workbox Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS)

The Workbox Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) is tailored for the safe operation of workboxes, also known as man baskets or man cages, in construction and industrial environments. This SWMS outlines essential safety protocols and control measures to mitigate risks associated with working at height.

Job Steps Covered in Workbox SWMS

  1. Planning: Establish safety systems in collaboration with the Principal Contractor.
  2. Implement a Falls Emergency Rescue Plan: Outlines the requirement of the establishment of a rescue plan for falls from height.
  3. Arrival On-site and Assess On-site Conditions: Position vehicles safely and conduct a site-specific induction.
  4. Work Area Set-up: Follow traffic management plans to prevent accidents involving mobile plant movement.
  5. Working Outdoors: Monitor weather conditions and prepare for extreme weather scenarios.
  6. Environment: Implement measures to minimise environmental impact, including noise and waste management.
  7. Housekeeping: Maintain a clean work area to prevent slips, trips, and falls.
  8. Manual Tasks: Address musculoskeletal injuries by avoiding repetitive movements and awkward postures.
  9. Pre-inspect System, Harnesses, Workbox, Anchor Points, and Plant: Conduct thorough inspections for equipment safety.
  10. Conduct a Trial Lift: Perform a trial lift to confirm safe operational conditions before proceeding.
  11. Working from the Workbox: Ensure all workers are secured with harnesses and follow safe operating procedures.
  12. On Completion: Ensure personnel sign out and secure the work area to prevent unauthorised access.
  13. Emergency Response: Follow site emergency response and ensure a communication system is in place.

Each purchase of our SWMS comes with a complimentary copy of the Legislation & Codes of Practice Reference List, valued at $19.95. This valuable resource provides an up-to-date overview of relevant laws and standards, further supporting your compliance efforts.

Key Features of the SWMS

  • Specific Safety Protocols for Workboxes: Our SWMS offers a thorough guide for safely working in workboxes at height, which is essential for ensuring worker safety in elevated environments.
  • Regulatory Compliance: This SWMS aligns with Australian legislation.
  • Customisable Document: Easily add your company logo and modify the SWMS to suit your specific needs, with clear instructions provided.
  • Detailed Job Steps for Workbox Safety: Covers planning, trial lifts, working in the workbox, and emergency response, with each step detailed with potential hazards and control measures.

The Critical Role of Workboxes in Construction and Industry

Workboxes, or man baskets, are crucial for safely performing tasks at height, especially in construction and telecommunications. They provide a secure platform for workers to perform various jobs at elevated levels, from maintenance to construction. These boxes are designed for safety and stability, often attached to cranes or other lifting equipment, allowing workers to access hard-to-reach areas.

This SWMS is not just a set of guidelines but also an educational tool, providing insights into the safe use, inspection, and operation of workboxes in various environments.

Who is it Suitable For?

Ideal for construction managers, safety officers, and workers who operate at height, this SWMS is an indispensable resource for implementing top-tier safety practices when using workboxes.

Secure your Workbox SWMS today and ensure the highest level of safety and compliance for working at height in your projects!

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