Task: Concrete & Formwork SWMS/JSA

Version:5 May 2019 SA

SWMS Prepared by:
SA Formwork & Concrete SWMS/JSA Approved by: Mohammed Allouche Date: 07/04/2022 ABN 99 147 269 172
Subcontractor Details: [email protected]
SA Formwork & Concrete 26-30 Athol St, Athol Park SA 5012
(08) 84475970.Mobile Contact: 0432057091
Name Address Email and Phone
Project Address Kennett Building & Construction Tanunda Recreation Park Elizabeth St, Tanunda SA
Principal Contractor Project Name Address
Person responsible for Mohammed Allouche Abdul 26-30 Athol St, Athol Park SA 5012
implementation of this Director Site Supervisor 26-30 Athol St, Athol Park SA 5012
SWMS/JSA
Name Position Signature
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Personnel Qualifications & White card, EWP card, First aid training – please refer to SA Steelworks welder qualification register, High-risk work licenses, WP, AR, LF, Rigging and dogging and
Experience Required Crane Licenses.
Training to be provided Site Induction Training; OHS Induction card training; Inducted into this SWMS/JSA

Safety Equipment Required PPE - Mandatory PPE - Task Specific

Tick applicable
Hard Hat, Hi Vis Clothing, Safety Boots, Long sleeve Welding mask Apron Safety glasses Protective gloves Hearing Protection Harness
and long pants. Gloves & glasses
Plant and Equipment to be Mobile cranes, EWP’s, , lifting equipment, levers, forklifts, scissor lift, ladders, boom lifts Telehandler, Genie Lifter
used
Plant and Equipment Maintenance Inspections
Maintenance and Inspections Routine maintenance check as per manufacturers recommendations to crane ewp’s, lifting equipment, Operator start up check
Required Genie Lifter, Log book Inspection & Checklist
Hazardous Materials Cement Grout, Oxy-Acetylene, Galmet Spray Paint, Ramset or Hilti Hitfast chemical set
Referenced Legislation National Induction Code of Practice for Construction Work May (2007) | OSH & Act 2012| AS 1418.5:2002-Cranes Hoists & Winches-Mobile Cranes| AS 1892.5:2000-Portable Ladders – Selection,
safe use & care | National Code of practice – Prevention Musculoskeletal Disorders Manual Tasks (Aug 2007) | Matrix Compliance Management SWMS 2010 | WHS Act 2012 |WHS Regulations
2012 | Hazardous manual handling 2012 | Environment Protection Regulations 2009. Consultation, cooperation and coordination Dec 11 | FALLS - Managing the risks of falls at workplaces Mar 15 |
FIRST AID - First aid in the workplace Mar 15 | HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES - Labelling of workplace hazardous chemicals Sep 15 | HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES - Managing risks of hazardous
chemicals in the workplace Jul-12 | HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES - Preparation of safety data sheets for hazardous chemicals Dec-11 | MANUAL TASKS - Hazardous manual tasks | NOISE -
Managing noise and preventing hearing loss at work Dec-11 | PLANT AND EQUIPMENT - Managing the risks of plant in the workplace Sep-13 | RISK MANAGEMENT - How to manage WHS
risks Dec-11 | STRUCTURAL (PRECAST) - National Code of Practice for Precast, Tilt - up and Concrete Elements in Building Construction Feb-08 | WELDING - Welding processes Jul-12 | WORK
ENVIRONMENT - Managing the work environment and facilities Dec-11

Site Induction
Emergency planning
First Aid Kits to be available on site
Qualified First Aiders on site.
Participate in trial evacuation as required

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Construction Concrete & Formwork SWMS/JSA
Version: May 2019 SA
Builder: Kennett Builders Project Name: Tanunda Recreation Park Date:
SAFW #
07/04/2022

This Safe Work Method Statement/Job Safety Analysis is based on the following critical assumptions being valid, and remaining valid throughout the job. If any of these assumptions are violated,
or are found to be threatened, the risk is to be re-assessed and suitable controls implemented, communicated to the at risk workers and recorded.
Serial Assumption
1. Supervisors are qualified and sufficiently experienced to communicate and implement the risk controls in this SWMS\JSA.
2. Supervisors will develop their own Tool Box Talk briefings to articulate the risk controls applicable to them and their team.
3. New workers who join the group / team /work site will receive the full suite of induction training and safety briefings on relevant site risk controls
4. Individuals are not fatigued or under the influence of alcohol or drugs during the working day / shift.

OHS Incidents
Common Root Causes Pre Conditions for Accidents
Workers taking their eyes off the job Rushing – eyes off Job, mind off job, moving into a dangerous location
Workers taking their mind off the job Fatigue – impaired decision making / judgement
Workers putting themselves in the dangerous situations Frustration – mind not on the job
Workers losing Balance, Grip or Traction Complacency – repetitious work, arrogance
It is everyone’s responsibility to self trigger safe behaviors if any of the above conditions are Management and Supervisors need to be aware of the Pre Conditions for accidents, and where
experienced. possible and practicable, guard their workforce from them.

RISK MATRIX
All hazards must be ranked using the following risk matrix. All hazards are classified as High, Medium or Low. When assessing hazards ask yourself; does the hazard have the potential to;

How severely could it hurt someone?  How likely is it to be that bad? 

or  1 - Very likely 2 -  Likely 3 - Unlikely 4 - Very Unlikely
How ill could it make someone? Could happen at any time Could happen Sometime Could happen but very Could happen but
rarely probably never will
A - Kill or cause permanent disability or ill health H1 H2 H4 M7

B - Long Term illness or serious injury H3 H5 M8 M11

C - Medical Attention and several days off work H6 M9 M12 L14

D - First Aid needed M10 M13 L15 L16

The numbers show you how important it is to do something Residual Risk Action Required
Rating 1-6 High Risk Immediate Action Required –Redesign / Review Controls to Reduce Risk
Rating 7-13 Medium Risk Monitoring Required
Rating 14-16 Low Risk If Risk Increases Establish Monitoring

HIERARCHY OF CONTROL
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All hazards must be controlled in step-by– step approach to eliminating or reducing risks from the highest level of protection and reliability through to the lowest and least reliable protection.

Most Effective
Eliminate

Substitution

Engineering / Isolation

Administartion

PP
E

Least Effective

LEVEL CONTROL DEFINITION

Level 1 Elimination Physically remove the hazard
Level 2 Substitution Replace the hazard with the less hazardous one
Engineering / Isolation Separate hazard from the person. Engineering changes or changes to systems of work
Level 3 Administration Administrative actions to minimize exposure to hazards and to reduce the level of harm.
PPE Use personal protective equipment to protect people from harm.

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ACTIVITY RISKS BEFORE CONTROLS AFTER Person responsible Comment, date

What are you Identify what can go RISK Risk is to be controlled using hierarchy of control measures: RISK for and initial
doing? wrong. implementation of
the controls
Design Specifications Personal injury F Designers must: L Engineer
- -Fully describe all features of design
crushing -Provide SWMS for installation and stripping
- -Define load areas
falls -define acceptance criteria
- -Provide for field adjustment
being struck by falling -Describe location of weep, vibrator and clean-out holes
object and inspection openings
Collapse of st -Detail sequence of concrete placement, including any
ructure slopes, direction of pour and time between pours
Legislation breach -Describe strength, stability and stiffness of system
-Detail foundation materials
-Detail surface type (filling, compaction, drainage)
-Allow for loads during construction (such as workers,
materials, wind, false decks, rain, waterrunoff)reduce
fall risks where practicable

Certification of design must be provided by a

competent
person
All formwork materials (timber/plywood, prefab modules –aluminum,
steel or plastic) must meet quality testing criteria as
defined in AS 3610.
All exposed rebar ends must contain end-caps.
Ensure:
-Correct size for bar
-Fitted correctly
-Regular inspections are undertaken to check condition of
end caps and to ensure no caps are missing
Note: End-caps to NOT provide adequate protection against
impalement. Safe systems of work must be in place to prevent
persons falling onto rebar ends (capped or not). Examples include
guardrails, screens, edge protection
of scaffolds, barriers and
exclusion zones.

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07/04/2022

Preparation Personal injury F Project documentation must be available on site and include (at least): L Engineer
- -designs specifications Site Supervisor
crushing -drawings
- -loading calculations
falls -plans/elevations
- -general arrangements
being struck by falling -maximum point loadings
object -component types and spacings
Collapse of structure -methods of securing structure and components
Legislation breach -formply size
-minimum stripping times
-edge protection
-back propping where required
-any variations from design and subsequent
certification of variations
-safe load bearings
-timeframes between pours and pour rates

Personnel Personal injury F Competency Based Training: L Site Supervisor

Requirements -crushing Should include:
-falls -site induction
-being struck by falling -nature of hazards and emergency plans
Object -requirements of AS3610
-Operation of plant/equipment as required
Collapse of structure -PPE (use, maintenance, storage)
Legislation breach -Specific SWMS

Risk Control Personal injury F Consider: L Site Supervisor

-crushing -edge protection and netting to prevent falling objects
-falls -fit for purpose work platforms/scaffolding
-being struck by falling -traffic management
object -mechanical lifting
-adequate lighting
-certificate of competencies where required
- PPE and housekeeping

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Formwork Personal injury F All framing must be carried out so that it complies L All
-crushing with on site
-falls design documentation and any manufacturers' requirements.
-being struck by falling Inspect all formwork components to ensure acceptable
object condition as per AS3610.
Collapse of structure Traditional
Legislation breach Foundation:
-ensure stable base
-ensure base plates are provided under props and
standards
-ensure suitable sole boards are provided

Note: Base plates and sole boards may not be required if

competent
persons deems them unnecessary.
Note: If Lapped planks are used, they must be secured against
uplifting and slipping

Pre-pour Inspection Personal injury F Inspection should be undertaken by qualified person to ensure: L Site supervisor
-crushing -safe work practices were/are followed Concretor
-falls -system complies with requirement of design and
-being struck by falling project documentation
object -is adequately braced
Collapse of structure -is strippable
Legislation breach -has adequate connections
-correct spacing of frames, props and timbers;
-correct joist and bearer sizes;
-acceptable jack extensions;
- adequate bracing to ensure stability

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During concrete pour Personal injury F Ensure : L All

- Crushing - Continuous supervision of the formwork assembly and
- Falls concrete placement
- Being stuck by - Communication between the supervising personnel and the
falling object placing crews
Collapse of structure - Monitor indicators if installed
Legislation breach - If any failure, undue settlement or distortion of the formwork
develops, work should cease and the affected formwork
assembly or component strengthened or replaced
- Concrete is placed and compacted in a manner that ensures
specified quality of the surface finish

Dismantling Personal injury F Concrete should be inspected prior to dismantle L Site Supervisor
Formwork - Crushing Check for unacceptable :
(Stripping) - Falls -warping
- Being stuck by Twisting
falling object Cracks
Collapse of structure Blowholes
Legislation breach Deviations as per AS3610

Emergency Plan Personal injury M Must include (at least): M All

- Crushing -rescue procedures
- Falls -evacuation points
- Being stuck by -roles/responsibilities
falling object -communication procedures
Collapse of structure -first aid
Legislation breach -use and location of fire protection equipment

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Hot works Burns H6 Ensure that you have a HOT WORKS PERMIT before you start M12 Site Supervisor
Clean area prior to start & use “Fire” spotter when working Boilermaker
Use appropriate PPE for all handling of hot works I.e. Cotton clothing, Site Workers
welding gloves Spotter
Ensure that the welder does not have a lighter or match on them
Prevent contacting electrodes or welding wire with bare hands when in
the holder or welding gun and make sure that holders or welding guns
are never held under the armpits
When picking up debris wear gloves
Ensure that you are not distracted
Do not use a mobile phone while welding

Fire H6 Follow safety precautions on the HOT WORKS PERMIT M12 Site Supervisor
Do not conduct work that is not on the permit Boilermaker
Use spotter Site Workers
Always use a striker to ignite not matches or lighter Spotter
Ensure welding hoses or cylinders do not come into contact with torch
flame or sparks
Ensure cylinders are fitted with correct flashback arresters
Ensure all workers involved review MSDS & use appropriate PPE for
all handling of Oxy-Acetylene & when using Rust prevention spray
paints.
Follow safety precaution on hot works permit.
Ensure you have a fire extinguisher on hand at all times
Damage to work area H6 If working from EWP ensure harness & equipment are free from sparks M12 Site Supervisor
& heat. Boilermaker
Ensure that equipment is in a safe area and away from passage ways. Site Workers
Spotter
Falling objects H6 Ensure appropriate signs are displayed. M12 Site Supervisor
Ensure that you have organized exclusion zones with the site supervisor
Be mindful of over trades

Fall from heights H6 No Working of ladders during this process M12 Site Supervisor
Ensure that you are on a firm clean surface while welding Boilermaker
Keep communication open between yourself and the EWP operator Site Workers
Ensure that no movement occurs while your welding Spotter
Toxic fumes H6 Ensure all workers involved review MSDS & use appropriate PPE for M12 Site Supervisor
all handling of Oxy-Acetylene & when using Rust prevention spray Boilermaker
paints. Site Workers
Spotter
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INDUCTION RECORD – STEEL ERECTION

I, the undersigned confirm that the (1) SWMS/JSA has been explained to me (2) its contents are clearly understood by me (3) my qualifications are current to undertake this activity (4) I have been
consulted in the preparation of the SWMS/JSA and (5) I will comply with the SWMS/JSA otherwise work will stop immediately.

Names of Persons who have assisted in the development and have been inducted into SWMS/JSA

Signature of person inducting Date of induction

Workers Name Qualifications Workers Signature Person inducting worker (print name)
worker

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JOB STEPS

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