Permit to work: key requirements and when to use one
Discover what a Permit to Work is, why it’s essential for high-risk work, and when it's legally required. Includes examples and documentation tips.
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Safety in high-risk construction work in Australia
The 18 high-risk construction work (HRCW) activities in Australia, why each one needs a SWMS, and how PCBUs should manage the risks before work starts.
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Air conditioning installation: safe work practices
Air conditioning installation safety: the key refrigerant, electrical, heat and fall hazards, plus the training, licences and standards installers need.
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Crane lift plans in Australia: the essentials
Crane lift plans in Australia: site analysis, crane selection, load details, lift sequence, training, documentation and the standards that apply to each lift.
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Earthmoving safety: working around heavy equipment
Earthmoving safety for excavation and construction sites: the main hazards of working around heavy plant, and the controls, licences and documents you need.
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Safety management plan for construction: getting started
What a construction safety management plan (SMP) is, who is responsible for it, what it must include, and how principal contractors keep it current.
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