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Our range of Working at Height Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) cover the most common work activities associated with height work.
These Working at Height SWMS provide a way for you as an employer or person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU) to provide health and safety training by ensuring your staff are aware of the possible risks and hazards associated with tasks they perform.
Work at height that involve the risk of a potential fall of two metres or more is considered high risk construction work, for this reason a SWMS should be prepared by the employer or PCBU.
Our SWMS are not blank templates, they contain the most common hazards and controls measures to manage risk.
We can't see what's happening on your site though, it's vitally important you include site-specific hazards, assess the risk, and make our SWMS specific to your task at hand.
Our SWMS set out the work activities in logical sequences; identifies hazards and describes the corresponding control measures.
The content of a SWMS should be regularly reviewed and needs to include consultation with workers and other persons.
If you are changing sites or conducting a new activity, the SWMS content should be checked and amended to suit.
Risk Assessment Matrix | Hierarchy of Controls | PPE Requirements | Emergency Response
Job Steps (Potential Hazards & Control Measures)
FREE Current OHS Legislation & Codes of Practice Reference List (Value $9.95)
Save time with our content-rich, fully editable Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS).
Simply add your company details and read the document to ensure all details are relevant to your business.
Check for any additional hazards not already covered and make amendments to your SWMS as necessary.
Your Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) is then ready for use and as a point of reference at OHS Toolbox Talk meetings.
Edit your SWMS on the go with the Microsoft Office Mobile App
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