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    J & V Contractors(Pty) Ltd

    P.O. Box 13, Big Bend Tax ID (TIN): 100 243 000


    Swaziland Tel: +268 23636510
    L311 Cell: +268 76670020
    Email:[email protected]

    Topic: Presenter: Signature:


    Date: Time: Department: Location:

    Toolbox Talk Working at Height – General Rules Health & Safety Risk
    Management System The major hazards to consider when working in an elevated
    position are:
     Falling, and Dropping objects onto people below. When it is necessary to
    work at height, ensure that any precautions are taken to prevent anyone
    falling and to prevent anything being dislodged or dropped onto anyone
    below. Falls are a common cause of both fatal and serious injuries within
    our industry. Work at heights is safe providing you use a proper means of
    access and take the necessary precautions to prevent falling.
     Never climb the structure of the plant
     Never use the bucket of a loading shovel or the forks of a forklift truck as a
    means of access
     Never work at any place unless there is safe footing, or at any place from
    which you could fall a distance that could cause harm. Always consider the
    use of handrails and toeboards, fencing and other equivalent protection.
    Also, ensure you are wearing a safety harness attached to a suitable anchor
    point. Remember that you must be trained and authorised to wear any
    harness
     DO NOT attempt any form of work at height in the vicinity of overhead
    electricity cables without the written authorisation of your manager
     DO NOT attempt to operate any form of mobile access platforms unless you
    are trained and have been authorised by the manager to do so
     DO NOT use a 'bosun’s chair' suspended from a crane under any
    circumstances other than the written authorisation of the manager. ASK
    FOR ADVICE FROM YOUR SUPERVISOR OR MANAGER IF YOU RE
    NOTES
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    Attendees
    Name Signature Comments

    Foreman: ________________ Safety Officer

    Signature: _______________ Signature:

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